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    Actor and singer Diljit Dosanjh’s Instagram is one of the most entertaining celebrity profiles on the social media platform. But, recently he shared a video of an elderly woman that touched his followers and went viral. The video showcased a 70-year-old woman explaining how she makes living selling paranthas and food at her roadside stall.

    In the video, she can be seen sitting at her makeshift stall at Jalandhar’s Phagwara Gate market and is heard saying that people spend thousands of rupees at big expensive hotels and here she is selling daal sabzi at reasonable prices. She also says that she works really hard to make a living as she doesn’t have a husband.
    Checkout the video here-
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    In the video she was also heard saying, “I have been working for many years.” And when the person who shot the video ask her if she was happy, she said in Punjabi, "What to do? I have to do this."
    Now, people on the internet have found video heart-warming and very touching. Also,  Diljit Dosanjh was among those who promised to visit her stall when in Jalandhar next. Not only this, but he also urged his fans to go and eat at the woman’s stall.
    Punjabi singer Ammy Virk and Hardy Sandhu also shared the video of the elderly woman on their Instagram handles.
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    Here’s what people on the internet have to say about the heartbreaking video-
    Really inspiring truly a very precious smile
    — Rashmi tripathi (@Rashmit72459566) November 1, 2020Look at the calm and patience on her face. The kind of grit she is carrying is definitely not available with everyone. Probably her good time has come through Mr. Dosanjh. Hope Jalandhar people will support her with open heart.
    — Kiran Kumar Madan (@kirankrmadan) November 1, 2020Great respect
    — Paraminder Singh Virdi (@virdiparaminder) November 1, 2020Iron Lady. Heavy heart after watching this. Trials n tribulations.
    — Sumeet Malhotra أنت عبادتي (@sumeetmalhotra_) November 1, 2020Iss liye Aap hamare ️Jit liye @diljitdosanjh
    God bless her nd stay safe and healthy ️
    — Jhuma Mitra (@JhumaMitra2) November 1, 2020Veer Ji menu aa video dm kar deyo plz.. sadhaa hasse de vasse deh raho
    — Kinder Kaur (@Kinderkaur_) November 1, 2020Waheguru ji
    — BlingJeaSardar (@BlingJeaSardar) November 1, 2020Veer ji, very very emotional karta
    — Aftab🇮🇳 (@ArmyBrat_O23) November 1, 2020This is just one of the many stories of people who are facing a major financial crisis at the moment and it’s best to offer support to the needy as much as you can.

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    There's a lot happening around CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077. It's all over the news right now because the devs just announced a delay, pushing the game's release to December 10.
    While all that is happening, OnePlus just decided to launch a new variant of the OnePlus 8T that is inspired by the game. Yes, we're looking at the OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk 2077 Edition. Here, check it out -
    © OnePlus
    Looks badass, right? We're looking at a completely new design of the OnePlus 8T from the back. The camera module has been extended horizontally to cover the body and you can see the '2077' branding there. The back of the phone also has three different textures with Cyberpunk engraving towards the bottom.

    As is the case with most limited edition phones, the OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk Edition also ships with a software theme. You get a live wallpaper too which uses the spiritual symbol in the game. The fingerprint unlock animation is also inspired by the game and it looks like the artificial eye scan in Cyberpunk 2077.
    Even the charging animation shows a sick hacking animation. The phone also ships with custom sound effects, and two custom filters to be used while taking pictures or recording videos.
    As seen in the images, the phone also ships with a custom case. And in addition to that, the box includes a manual that doubles as a poster and six limited edition badges. 
    © OnePlus
    Pricing & AvailabilityBesides the visual flair, nothing's new in this limited edition phone. It's basically the same as the vanilla OnePlus 8T in terms of the internals. In case you're wondering, the OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk 2077 edition comes in 12GB + 256GB version and is priced at 3,999 yuan which roughly translates to around Rs 44,000.
    You'll be able to order one today and get it shipped from China once it goes on sale on November 11. We're not entirely sure if it's coming to the other markets, but we suggest you stay tuned for more info.

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    Without wasting any time, let’s come straight to the point. The 80-year-old owner of now-popular 'Baba Ka Dhaba' in South Delhi, Kanta Prasad, has filed a complaint against YouTuber Gaurav Wasan who helped them get customers from all across the places. 
    This video completely broke my heart. Dilli waalon please please go eat at बाबा का ढाबा in Malviya Nagar if you get a chance #SupportLocal pic.twitter.com/5B6yEh3k2H
    — Vasundhara Tankha Sharma (@VasundharaTankh) October 7, 2020
    The elderly couple shot to fame after Wasan shot the video of the elderly man and his wife on October 7, which showed the couple talking teary-eyed about lack of customers at the eatery in Malviya Nagar. 
    As soon as the video went viral on social media, several people generously started making donations to the couple. The couple went from crying for help to all smiling within a few days of fame on social media.
    The Smile Says it all #BabaKaDhabha pic.twitter.com/n0y7u90aEz
    — Ne_hu (@nehu1428) October 9, 2020
    Then what went wrong? Why have they filed the complaint against the YouTuber?
    Here’s WhyThe elderly couple have filed a case on Wasan for allegedly misappropriating money that was raised to help him and his wife.
    On Sunday, Prasad told The Indian Express he has only received a cheque of Rs 2 lakh from Wasan. “I don’t get a lot of customers now; most people come here to take selfies… Earlier I was earning over Rs 10,000 per day, now it’s Rs 3,000-Rs 5,000,” he said. 
    As per  the reports, the complaint filed by Prasad, along with a group of men, at Malviya Nagar police station Saturday claims Wasan “deliberately shared his and his family’s bank details and collected a huge amount as donation”.
    To this, DCP (South) Atul Kumar Thakur told The Indian Express that, “We received the complaint yesterday and are enquiring into it.” No FIR has been registered yet.
    Here’s what the YouTuber saidIE in its report mentioned that Wasan denied the allegations and said he transferred all the money into Prasad’s account. 
    “When I shot the video, I didn’t know it would become this big. I didn’t want people to harass Baba (Prasad) so I shared my bank details,” he said. 
    Wasan shared three receipts of the transactions, all dated October 27 — two cheques of Rs 1,00,000 and Rs 2,33,000 and one receipt of bank payment of Rs 45,000. He said this was the amount of money collected in the three days. Besides, he also put up a bank statement on Facebook in which the total money credited in the three days is around Rs 3.5 lakh. Asked about the other two transactions, Prasad said he hasn’t been able to check his account as he doesn’t carry his phone.
    While some YouTubers alleged Wasan received Rs 20 to 25 lakh, Wasan denied it. “We have initiated legal action against the YouTubers,” he told the media outlet.
    Don’t forget to tell us your thoughts on this in the space below. 

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  9. ADMIN
    Fusion rock bean Indian Ocean recently composed an anthem for the TV series Bharat Ke Mahavir. The series is a unique initiative and a result of a collaboration between UN in India, NITI Aayog, and Discovery India.
    This anthem celebrates India’s selfless heroes, who have shown extraordinary kindness by virtue of extending a helping hand to the vulnerable and going that extra mile amid the pandemic. Take a look at the anthem here: 
    View this post on InstagramWe caught up with Indian Ocean recently to learn more about how this past year has been in terms of producing and performing music amid the pandemic. 
    1. The pandemic halted work for most industries in the beginning. What was it like getting back to work after taking a long break?
    After the Pandemic struck, we hadn't seen each other for over 3-4 months. We were also out of action when Amit's family was battling COVID in the initial months. We finally started meeting in the month of July. When we first got back we realised that our practice case was locked and was subject to dust all this time. 
    It was very nice to go back to that and meet each other to produce music once again. Amit was the one who brought this project to us, I think we took a week to make the tune. Even in the month of August, there were considerable restrictions, we tried to get most of the work done from home. It was a different kind of experience to not meet and produce music at the same time from the comfort of our respective homes. However, whenever we could meet, we worked towards fine-tuning this song. 
    2. In the past few months, you have done a few concerts online. What have been the differences that you have noticed in performing online from physical concerts?
    Primarily we noticed that we were saving a lot of time. We realised that we did not have to wake up early in the morning, there would be no commute, no soundcheck sessions with other people, and we did not have to come back late in the night. After getting used to this, we got used to this new experience of performing alone. Secondly, the lights were less. We weren't playing for anybody, there was no eye contact, in that way too it was very different too. 
    View this post on Instagram3. For two decades you have created songs with elements of philosophy, folklore, prayers, and social commentary. Do you think it's difficult to write those songs in today's social context?
    To answer this question, we will have to talk about this segment we've done. We're a part of an initiative called Aisi Taisi democracy. We've made a song on police brutality for it, however, it has been suggested to us that the song might not release because we may find ourselves in trouble. This has become a stronger possibility now than ever before. Having said that, these kinds of restrictions exist in each field everywhere. We don't live in a socio-political context wherein anyone can say anything and get away with it.
    View this post on Instagram4. How has the industry changed since you first started producing music? What advice would you give to young artists out there trying to make it in the Indian music scene?
    Today, the avenues for performance and release of music have increased manifold. The hold of production companies over musicians has decreased exponentially as well because anyone out there can drop their music. At the same time, there is a lot of music out there now. The digital era has given access to things like never before. In India, the kind of instruments available has improved massively. Different types of music have started coming out which is always a good thing. 
    View this post on Instagram5. What advice would you give to young artists out there trying to make it in the Indian music scene?  
    I think one important advice that we would give is to wear your mask. However, on a serious note, nothing comes on a platter. If you want to do music, you should be prepared to give years of your life to it. 

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