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  1. ADMIN
    Ever since the lockdown began, reports of police punishing rulebreakers have gone viral - from lathi charges to more lenient penalties.
    Police caught a few guys breaking curfew in India, checkout their punishment. pic.twitter.com/ORlJPjSDeA
    â The Drs (@itsdrsavage) March 22, 2020
    Things work differently in Indore, however. As social media stands divided on the issue of police brutality vs. lockdown violators, one inspector decided to make things a little more interesting.
    INDORE: Sarafa TI Amrita Solanki punishes lockdown violaters in new style, One lockdown violater will beat up another violater. Wooow 𤣠pic.twitter.com/9Lz6wiOHlR
    â Naweed (@Spoof_Junkey) April 22, 2020
    In a rather unusual case, Indore TI Amrita Solanki, who took on the position earlier this January, has decided to let lockdown violators be the executor of their own punishments - instructing one lockdown violator to smack the other using the policeâs own lathi.
    As the head of central Indoreâs Sarafa police station, Inspector Solanki isnât new to stressful situations - she made headlines back in 2013 when posted as a sub-inspector in Rajgarh district for resigning in protest to the callous and arrogant behaviour of a poll observer - who flew off the handle when Solanki stopped his vehicle for a routine inspection.
    Madhya Pradesh has been hit hard by the coronavirus - over 1,540 cases have been documented in the state.
    Meanwhile, social media went up in arms to support and call out her actions.
    Several users felt that the move was a form of poetic justice, and that the violators deserved to be taught a swift lesson in social distancing.
    INDORE: Sarafa TI Amrita Solanki punishes lockdown violaters in new style, One lockdown violater will beat up another violater. Wooow 𤣠pic.twitter.com/9Lz6wiOHlR
    â Naweed (@Spoof_Junkey) April 22, 2020
    INDORE: Sarafa TI Amrita Solanki punishes lockdown violaters in new style, One lockdown violater will beat up another violater. Wooow 𤣠pic.twitter.com/9Lz6wiOHlR
    â Naweed (@Spoof_Junkey) April 22, 2020
    Others questioned the validity of her actions - expressing disappointment and citing the punishment as a âterrible exampleâ set by the Indore police.
    INDORE: Sarafa TI Amrita Solanki punishes lockdown violaters in new style, One lockdown violater will beat up another violater. Wooow 𤣠pic.twitter.com/9Lz6wiOHlR
    â Naweed (@Spoof_Junkey) April 22, 2020
    INDORE: Sarafa TI Amrita Solanki punishes lockdown violaters in new style, One lockdown violater will beat up another violater. Wooow 𤣠pic.twitter.com/9Lz6wiOHlR
    â Naweed (@Spoof_Junkey) April 22, 2020
    While TI Solanki hasnât made a statement for her actions, weâre sure to see more escalations of this kind as the lockdown continues and both citizens and the police vent their frustration at each other. 
    If you find yourself in this situation though - letâs hope that the one holding the lathi doesnât have a good straight drive.

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  2. ADMIN
    Ramanand Sagarâs Ramayan first aired more than three decades ago in 1987. 
    The amount of sentimentality and reverence the show enjoyed at the time, can be gauged not only by the testimonials the elders in our house share, but also by the showâs current rating on Doordarshan.
    © MensXP
    People flocked to the sets in large numbers to get a glimpse of Ram, Laxman and Sita, made immortal by actors Arun Govil, Sunil Lahri and Dipika Chikhlia. 

    As the popular show is being rerun on DD National amid the country-wide lockdown, MensXP got in touch with the son of the showâs late art director. 
    Mr Vipin Bhai Patel was kind enough to share some unknown facts and never-seen-before photos related to Ramanand Sagarâs Ramayan.
    © MensXP/Vipin Bhai Patel
    1. There are many reports which claim that Ramayan was shot in Mumbai. But in reality, the show was shot in the Vrindavan Studio in Umargam, Gujarat.

    2. Art director and the then owner of the studio late Mr Hirabhai Patel was responsible for designing all the major components of the show, right from the costumes, sitting areas, chariots to the set itself.
    © MensXP
    3. Hirabhai Patel had also been well-versed in Trick Photography (a special form of photography that uses special methods to make unreal things seem very real), which gave the show a whole new dimension and made everything seem true to life.

    4. Mr Hirabhai Patel acquired a 40-acre piece of land in Gujarat under a government subsidy scheme, and set up the Ramayan studio on it.
    © MensXP
    5. The studio is located along a seashore and has multiple locations on its premises. Many scenes featuring the sea in Ramayan were shot inside the studio itself. It is also said that post the shooting of Ramayan, Shri Krishna was also shot in the same studio.

    6. Son of Late Mr Hirabhai Patel and the current owner of Vrindavan studio, Vipin Bhai Patel also shared that director Ramanand Sagar and his father were close associates. The director would discuss various matters of the show with Hirabhai Patel and then decide on the future course of action.
    © MensXP
    7. Reportedly, the shooting of Ramayan began in 1985 and went on for the next five years.

    8. The studio was let out on shift basis and for every 8-hour shift, the renting changes would be Rs 2000. Every significant scene in the show, right from the jungle to the battle scenes were shot inside the studio.

    9. The creation of particular elements of the set, including costumes, jewellery and even weapons were first hand-painted by Mr Hirabhai Patel upon discussing it with the director. Only then were they physically created.
    10. Trick photography/videography would be used to make things appear larger than life on-screen. For instance, Ravanâs palace in the show seems humongous, but in reality, the palace was merely 4 feet in height.
    © MensXP
    Check out more never-seen-before photos here:

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    Inputs taken from an exclusive story covered by Mradul Rajpoot for MensXP Hindi.

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  3. ADMIN
    One of the most successful Indian cricketers, Harbhajan Singh has been making headlines for playing the role of an engineering student in an upcoming Tamil movie. 
    His decision to take a plunge into acting comes despite a fair warning from his wife and actor Geeta Basra.
    In an interview with Bombay Times, Singh said: âMy wife, Geeta (Basra), told me not to get into films as itâs nothing like the sport that I play. She is right in the sense that acting is not everyoneâs cup of tea, but if nothing else, tajurba toh mil hi jayega.â
    Let the Khans do #Bollywood films, I am happy doing #Tamil and #Punjabi movies: #HarbhajanSingh

    The cricketer will play an engineering student in his debut film down South@harbhajan_singh pic.twitter.com/4ji5zb6KDw
    â MovieBuzz (@MoviesBuzz9) April 22, 2020
    Well, she isnât wrong and we can prove it with the stories of five Indian cricketers who tried their hand at acting but ended up failing miserably:
    1. Ajay Jadeja:
    Tainted by the allegations of match-fixing and a five-year ban for the same, Ajay Jadejaâs success as a cricketer was and will continue to remain overshadowed. However, the same cannot be said about his on-screen career which never took off. 
    From his debut film Khel (2003) with Sunil Shetty, Sunny Deol and Celina Jaitley in lead roles, to a rom-com in Pal Pal Dil Ke Ssaat in 2009, Jadeja got enough tajurba to know that acting wasnât meant for him.
    2. Sunil Gavaskar: 
    Sunil Gavaskar, the little master who made the bowlers shiver in their boots throughout his legendary cricketing career, wasnât as imposing when it came to working in front of the camera. 
    His role as the main character in a Marathi film Savli Premachi (1980) failed to attract an audience to the theatres the way his batting did during his days as one of the Men in Blue. 
    He also made a special appearance in Naseeruddin Shah starrer Maalamal (1988) but that was it for Gavaskarâs acting career. 
    3. Vinod Kambli:Despite all the talent in the world, Vinod Kambli failed to shine in international cricket for long. Some blame the cricketer himself for bringing down in what could have been a glorious career, others blame the Indian selection committee. 

    But when it comes to acting, Kambli alone needs to be blamed for his performance in the 2002 film Annarth and that god-awful song Whisky Pila De.
    4. Salil Ankola
    After playing one Test match and twenty One Day Internationals (ODIs) for the Indian cricket team, Salil Ankola acted in movies like Kurukshetra (2000), Pitaah (2002) and Chura Liya Hai Tumne (2003) but failed to make an impression. 
    He later moved towards small screen shows and to his credit, did some great work there.
    5. Salim Durani
    An all-rounder, Afghanistan-born Salim Durani represented India in 29 Tests and was known for his ability to smash powerful sixes over the boundary ropes. 
    Fans loved him dearly and even protested with signs and slogans when he was dropped from a Kanpur Test in 1973. 
    The same year, however, Durani made his acting debut alongside Parveen Babi who was also making her first on-screen appearance in Charitra. 
    The film bombed and was a resounding failure at the box office but the directors noticed Babi as a future superstar while Durani moved away from the industry forever.

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  4. ADMIN
    Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh will be soon making his Tamil movie debut with a college drama. The movie, titled Friendship, is directed by debutant John Paul Raj. Itâs not the first time that a cricketer is trying his hands on acting. We have already seen cricketers like Ajay Jadeja and Vinod Kambli trying the acting game. 
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    â Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) February 2, 2020
    In Harbhajanâs case, he too is going against his wife Geeta Basra who has already given him a heads-up that acting is not everyoneâs cup of tea. In a conversation with TOI, the cricketer said, âMy wife, Geeta (Basra), told me not to get into films as itâs nothing like the sport that I play. She is right in the sense that acting is not everyoneâs cup of tea, but if nothing else, tajurba toh mil hi jayega.â
    View this post on InstagramYou look more beautiful today than the day I first met you. Happy Birthday to my Wife I mean knifeðoh ho gussa nahi I mean life â¤ï¸â¤ï¸ @geetabasra #HappyBirthdayGeetabasraA post shared by (@harbhajan3)
    Harbhajan would be playing the role of an engineering student in his Tamil debut movie and his character would be that of a student hailing from Punjab. Well, he was asked if he is apprehensive about playing a student on screen when he is actually in his late 30s in real life. To this, Singh said, âI think I am fit enough to pass off as a college student, uncleji nahi lagunga.â
    For the movie, he has shot for two days and because of the lockdown, the shoot was affected. âFor the film Friendship, I shot for two days before the lockdown, and now, âªaround 15-20⬠daysâ work is pending,â he said.
    Friendship, starring Harbhajan Singh and Losliya Mariyanesan in the lead, narrates the tale of a group of friends. Well, it will be interesting to see Bhajji act but it does come with a risk of not working out as cricketers who have tried it didnât really make a mark in the glamorous industry of movies.

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  5. ADMIN
    Call it a sign of the times - as pollution, global warming, water crises and humanityâs constant greed for resources have risen, so have several key figures in politics, research and especially entertainment taken a stand to raise awareness and fight against the degradation of our planet.
    It isnât just Hollywood A-listers at work though - closer to home, several Indian actors have wholeheartedly used their wealth and influence to make the environment a priority both in their personal lives as well their social outreach. Here are six of the most dedicated of the lot.
    Akshay Kumar © Reuters
    Preferring to start at the grassroot level, Kumar has believed that cultivating a green mindset must begin at schools - hence his work with The Energy and Research Institute (TERI) focused on educating children through workshops, books and training exercises to develop a sense of responsibility and care towards the environment. 

    Aside from this, the actor has taken on films such as Toilet: Ek Prem Katha which promote environmentally healthy practices as well - along with generous donations to wildlife conservation efforts such as for Kazirangaâs famous one-horned rhinos.
    Aamir Khan © Reuters
    Ever since 2013, the actor has limited himself to a single film per year, focusing the rest of his efforts on social causes and environmentalism. Along with film producer & wife Kiran Rao, the duo set up Paani Foundation - a water conservation NGO on a mission to help the villages of Maharashtra from droughts. 

    They not only got down to working on the fields themselves but also helped safeguard the villagers' and environmentâs future by educating people on how to tackle and avoid the issue of drought in their villages. To date, the organisation has pulled in over 4,000 villages across the state - helping them become self reliant and drought-free.
    Ajay Devgan © Indian Express
    Asserting that environmentalism must begin at home, the actor asserts that âeven at home, Kajol and I make sure we do not misuse resources like water and electricity. I feel environmental awareness should just be common sense.â

    Heâs also put in the groundwork for several key environmental projects, such as supporting the World Wildlife Fund through donations while simultaneously investing in a massive solar park in Charanaka, Gujarat. Over the years, this initial fund has helped contribute to providing clean power to the district - an initial output of 25 megawatts has now become over 625 megawatts through the years.
    John Abraham © Reuters
    Long-known for his commitment to maintaining one of Indiaâs fittest bodies on the platform of vegetarianism, Abrahamâs philosophy towards the environment has resulted in partnerships with PETA and Habitat for Humanity. The former of which has led to awareness ad campaigns where the actor modelled in support of leaving animals uncaged.

    Back in 2013, the actor even wrote letters addressed to the Ministry of Environment and Forests - urging them to ban the horrific treatment of animals in Indiaâs circus trade.
    Gul Panag © Reuters
    Named after her grandfather, Panagâs Colonel Shamsher Singh Foundation addresses basic sanitation, waste disposal and effective employment of natural energy resources - along with volunteering and donation drives that the actress helped promote and bring into schools and other social spaces.

    While the foundation has done some commendable work in championing environmentalism and other important causes, Panagâs philosophy towards green living begins at home. Back in 2012, the actress along with husband, pilot Rishi Attari, began work on their solar and wind powered home on the outskirts of Pune - which had such a low carbon footprint it was eventually certified by TERI Griha, Indiaâs rating system for environmental home certification.
    Dia Mirza © Reuters
    Back in 2017, Mirza was appointed UN Environmental Goodwill Ambassador for India - a role that has seen her speak on the world stage, championing the cause of climate change movements, anti-pollution initiatives and more.

    Closer home, sheâs been a regular at organising cleanup drives on Mumbaiâs Juhu & Mahim beaches - promoting the avoidance of single-use plastic, a cause which Maharashtra went on to enforce and promote as an example to other states.

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  6. ADMIN
    A platform that gave a chance to brilliant singers to show their talent nationwide was Indian Idol. The show became a rage and garnered all the attention possible ever since its inception. Indian Idol has now reached season 11 and yet, it is still amongst the favourite singing shows of the nation. 
    Let's go back in time and see what the winners of this show are doing at the moment. Check out this list:
    1. Abhijeet Sawant (Season 1)The winner of first Indian Idol was Abhijeet Sawant who shook the entire nation with his melodious voice. Post his victory on this show, he sang for a few songs in Bollywood and as per sources, he will soon start his own reality show.
    View this post on InstagramI enjoy performing for people.. So i m happy and funny. Thanks for the picture Picture courtesy: @photographybyshivika . . . . . . #therealindianidol #abhijeetsawantA post shared by (@abhijeetsawant73) 
    View this post on InstagramUpcoming muscle 5.10 hight 77 kg . Planning to get 75 kg in ten days .. #workoutgoals #10dayschallenge #nosuplements #therealindianidol #tumsehi #videoshootA post shared by (@abhijeetsawant73)2. Sandeep Acharya (Season2)A boy who hailed from Bikaner, Sandeep Acharya became the winner of Indian Idol, season 2 in 2006. Even he sang for many Bollywood and Rajasthani movies. But, he was diagnosed with jaundice and he passed away in 2013. Yet, he truly reigned supreme every arena with his singing.
    3. Prashant Tamang (Season 3)A successful singer, who came from Nepal, launched his own album that included both Hindi and Nepali songs. As you would assume a singer to continue showcasing his talent, Prasant started acting and worked in, Gorkha Paltan, that released in 2010.
    View this post on InstagramNext ð¥â¤ï¸ðA post shared by (@prashanttamangofficial)4. Sourabhee Debbarma (Season 4)Season 4 became the first one to see a female winner in 2008. A girl from Tripura, Sourabhee Debbarma, continues singing while touring all around the world. She launched her first very album 'Meherbaan' and is also a part of Guinness World Records, as she sang upside-down for 4:30 mins.
    View this post on Instagram#Voice_of_Northeast Season 1 Gala RoundA post shared by (@sourabheedebbarmaofficial)5. Sreerama Chandra Mynampati (Season 5)Sreeram became the first South Indian who worn the Indian Idol trophy. A prominent singer in the South, he has also been a part of Bollywood and has given us some super hit songs like 'Subanallah'. He has also signed a couple of Telugu movies.
    View this post on InstagramA post shared by (@sreeramachandra5) View this post on Instagram#happybirthday #balma #partner #cosinger @shreyaghoshal , the sweetest n warmest person who singâs like a #queen i am really glad to have met you and to knw u and to have worked with you.. #party time...A post shared by (@sreeramachandra5)6. Vipul Mehta (Season 6)Vipul Mehta, after winning the show, gave his debut album Hello Namaste Sat Sri Akal, that didn't go quite well. But currently, he is performing at live music concerts and shows.
    View this post on InstagramSoulful Punjabi Wedding Mashup by @jyotisha_mehta on my @youtube channel Directed by @anoop.shot Link in Bio... Check it out !!A post shared by (@vipulmehtaofficial) View this post on InstagramWhatta Massive concert @fluxus_iit_indore with the One n only @salimsulaimanmusic and our finest band with Incredible musicians and singers ! ð¸ @sainvishal @ojas_entertainment @tribevibe.liveA post shared by (@vipulmehtaofficial)7. LV Revanth (Season 9)For someone, who doesn't know Hindi, singing can certainly be a task. The winner of season 9, LV Revanth, became the national talent for his voice.  LV Revnath proved his prowess, post the show, when he sang for Baahubali. 
    View this post on Instagram#singerevanth new songs upcomingððððA post shared by (@singerrevanth_kumar)8. Salman Ali (Season 10)After bagging the trophy, Salman Ali became a mentor for Superstar Singer. He also added that he is currently into concerts and has also sung for several Bollywood movies.
    View this post on InstagramThank you for giving us Laughter against all odds each time every time @kapilsharma #happybirthday #kapilsharma #comedyking #laughteristhebestmedicine #laughter #musicislife #musicianslife #salmanali #staysafe #stayhome @choklate.piA post shared by (@officialsalman.ali) View this post on InstagramPerforming at SSE, Arena Wembley was no less than a milestone for my Music career. Thank you God & my fans around the world. Also thanks to people who were responsible for the success of this iconic concert @vjbhola09 @rockonmusic_uk @whitestonesolicitors @choklate.pi @the515crew @hinalpattani @vik_drumz @shreyajainmusic @rooseveltdsouza and many more...â£ï¸A post shared by (@officialsalman.ali)
    9. Sunny Hindustani (Season 11)The winner of Indian Idol 2019, Sunny Hindustani, kick-started with his Youtube Channel and has taken a full-fledged interest in entertaining his fans virtually at the moment.


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  7. ADMIN
    The world seems to be going into a bleaker space by the day because of the manner in which we are scrambling to deal with the novel coronavirus. 
    Naturally then, whenever there is any news about people stepping up to overcome this travesty or any news where against all odds, humans are coming out on top, it is actually a feel-good sort of a story. People take pride in humanity and humans being the victors.
    © Reuters
    The State of Arunachal Pradesh has become one such reason. 

    Ever since COVID-19 started rearing its ugly head in India, it has been a frenzy. Almost every day, we get to hear that some thousand new cases have been discovered, or people have died in dozens. 
    However, the manner in which Arunachal Pradesh has handled the situation should be an example of how things are supposed to be done.
    © PTI
    For those of us who are unaware of the status of Coronavirus in the state, Arunachal Pradesh had just one confirmed case of the contagion and that too was the case of a man who contracted the virus when he was in Delhi. That man, identified by local authorities as a 31-year old man, in the Lohit district, was released earlier on the 17th of April.

    According to a report filed by a major television news channel, in which they spoke to the local authorities of the state, there were 2 main reasons they were able to keep the state free of the contagion. 
    Firstly, of course, it was the dedication of the medical professionals who took the case extremely cautiously and dedicatedly. The second reason, they say, are the practices that the local tribal people have been following for centuries.
    © PTI
    The authorities said that way before the contagion actually started to spread voraciously, the indigenous tribes of the area, started practising their versions of self quarantining and social distancing. 

    © ANI
    The three major tribes of the state, the Galos, the Adis, & the Nyishis performed ceremonies, when the leaders of these tribes, performed certain ritualistic ceremonies and prayers and sealed their districts and villages, off.


    The rituals have differing names - the Galos, for instance, call it Arr-Rinam or Ali-Ternam, whereas the Adis call it Motor. The Nyishis call their practice, Arrure. 
    All these three ceremonies have a few things in common. They will entail a ritualistic sacrifice of small amounts of edible grains, some vegetables, and an egg, and a small bird, normally a fowl, which will be offered to the local gods. The priest of the village or the community will chant prayers, and ask the gods to ward off the evil spirit that is causing these troubles. 
    © EastMojo
    This is also followed by the blocking of all entrances and exits of the district using trees trunks and bamboos, which are then consecrated using ashes and holy water from the sacrifice. Although the belief is that these blocked gates stop the evil spirit to enter the district, this is actually a very effective way of stopping movement across towns and districts.

    © PTI
    As for stopping all movement within a particular district, the priest will then chant a prayer, which ties the people in the community to a vow, of not stepping out of their homes unless it is absolutely necessary. And because there is a serious religious and more importantly, traditional aspect tied to the custom, the people in these districts are actually taking this self-imposed quarantine, very seriously.

    As per the latest figures that the district authorities have shared, about 12,000 people are in this self-imposed quarantine, of whom, about 10,000 have completed the 14-day quarantine that has been the norm. 
    And it is not like the authorities arenât testing at all; of the roughly 450 tests that have been conducted in the area, 34 are awaiting results, whereas the others have proven to be negative.
    © Reuters
    This has actually been a long practice among tribal communities all over the world, whenever there has been an outbreak of a disease of this magnitude. The last time the Galos, for instance, had implemented the Arr-Rinam was 40 years ago when a waterborne disease caused havoc in the area. 

    This just goes on to show that in areas where modern medicine hasnât been able to penetrate properly, people rely heavily on indigenous practices, and that too for a good reason. 
    These practices seem to work for the indigenous of Arunachal Pradesh, rather well.

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    Remember Phoebe had triplets on Friends? Friends ended in 2004, naturally, everyone on the show has aged by 16 years now. One of Phoebe's triplets is all grown up and is a TikTok star now. In fact, in her very first TikTok she reveals this big secret. The video has crossed over 2.7M views now.
    © Warner Bros. Television
    In the fifth season of Friends, Phoebe, played by Lisa Kudrow, plays a surrogate for her little brother Frank Jr. and his wife Alice, by giving birth to the couple's triplets.

    Those triplets were actually played by quadruplets from the Cimoch family, and now, 21 and a half years later, Alexandria Cimoch is sharing photos of her and her siblings on the sitcom.
    On the show, Phoebe gave birth to two girls and a boy: Leslie, Chandler, and Frank Jr. Jr.
    @alexis.cimoch yes... I was on friends ##friends ##foryoupage ##fy ##phoebebuffay
    ⬠original sound - alexis.cimoch
    As it turns out, the triplet babies were, in fact, played by four children: Alexandria and her three brothers, Cole, Justin, and Paul.
    Alexandria, who is a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin â La Crosse, joined TikTok recentlyâ and her first video addresses this. She has captioned it by writing, "Yes... I was on friends."
    View this post on InstagramTHE Cimoch quadruplets graduated todayðð¼ð»college might be splitting us up but I'll always have your backs. Love you!A post shared by (@alexiscimoch)
    In the comments section, she also jokes that one of her brothers had to play a baby girl in the series, something they still joke about to this day.
    There's also an image of Chandler holding one of the babies, as well as a childhood photo that appears to be hung in their parents' home. 
    © Warner Bros. Television
    But, it wasn't just the clips and photos shared in the video that took everyone by surprise, Alexandria's resemblance to her on-screen surrogate mom Lisa Kudrow is also striking. This makes us wonder is she will be a part of the Friends' reunion.  

    © Warner Bros. Television
    Phoebe was glad that she could always be the cool aunt for her triplets. We think she would've been proud of Alexandria's TikTok moment.


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    Owing to the Coronavirus outbreak, we are restricted to staying at homes as PM Narendra Modi has imposed a lockdown. If you look at the brighter side, people are finally taking out some much-needed time from their hectic schedules to spend time with families and even learning new things each day, especially from moms.
    Well, I am sure many of us are learning how to cook but things at Milind Somanâs house look a tad bit different as he is leaning to skip a rope from his mother. Sharing the video, he wrote, âSkipping with @somanusha! Not a new activity for her but new for me when you are at home 24Ã7, each one, teach one another! You are old only when you think you are.. #LockdownMantra.â
    Skipping with aai ! Not a new activity for her but new for me each one, teach one another ! You are old only when you think you are.. #LockdownMantra
    Thank you @5Earthy
    .
    .#keepmoving #NeverStop #nevergiveup #love pic.twitter.com/MGjkwhQWjz
    â Milind Usha Soman (@milindrunning) April 21, 2020
    In the slow-motion clip, the mother and son duo can be seen skipping the rope barefoot as the song Jai Ho from Slumdog Millionaire plays in the background. 
    While Milind is clearly struggling, his mother is acing the skipping game. People on his Twitter feed were impressed with how fitness runs in their genes.
    Superman and Superwoman
    â Deepak Joshi (@djlive5) April 21, 2020Wow shes better than u in this hahaha ...fitsoo familyï¸
    â Vijay Singh (@VijaySi28327641) April 21, 2020It is all in the Genes!
    â Yuvraj Khatana (@KhatanaYuvraj) April 21, 2020Aayi is super woman. Respect.
    â Roli Khanna Mittal (@KhannaRoli) April 21, 2020Milind has been a fitness freak and is inspiring many to ditch their laziness and start working out this lockdown season. This isn't the first time Milind Soman has shared a workout video of his mother. Earlier, he posted a clip of his mom and wife Ankita Konwar doing one-legged box jumps on their terrace. 
    View this post on Instagram28 and 81 ! Be fit at every age ðªð #mygirls @ankita_earthy @somanusha . . . #betterhabits4betterlife #Live2Inspire #fitnessaddict #keepmoving #neverstop #nevergiveup . . . Who run the world ???!!!!!! ðA post shared by (@milindrunning)
    On the work front, Milind Soman was last seen in the second season of web-series Four More Shots Please!.

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    Out of all the actors who are a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there are two who are just the biggest fanboys of the movies and all the characters. 

    Any guesses? Well, the two in question have always been Robert Downey Jr and Mark Ruffalo.
    © Marvel
    They fit into the MCU so well and they are also very appreciative of the fact that they're such an integral part of this cultural phenomenon. Even now, both of them, maybe more Mark than RDJ, have been loyal to their characters and still talk about them constantly. 

    Recently, Mark Ruffalo proved once again how much he still loves his fellow OG Avengers and it's very wholesome. If you could pick your own personal Avengers team, who would be on it?
    There's a catch, though, you can only spend $15.
    Which #Avengers would make your team if you were given ONLY $15? Share your picks with us! pic.twitter.com/7R1GgeUZkV
    â Entertainment Weekly (@EW) April 21, 2020
    I know who would be my Avengers on a budget, but Mark is going a little broke in making his perfect team. We know how pure he is and he wouldn't want to leave any Avenger behind.
    Can I have another $14 to have the OG 6? #Avengers https://t.co/hABGQMyWit
    â Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) April 22, 2020
    But, wouldn't it be just $9? Or does he have to pay for himself as well?
    © Marvel
    People really don't like Hawkeye.

    Only if u replace Hawkeye with Wanda pic.twitter.com/vBeoWKMrZz
    â ᱬ Scarlet Witch ᱬ (@laurenscarlet8) April 22, 2020 Great team. 5 Groots! https://t.co/PCInq1EikA
    â Chrissy (@Criddyj83) April 22, 2020 He's an honorary member of stan Twitter. i stan the biggest OG 6 stan 𥺠https://t.co/E22RgXA10V
    â jan//MCU Aesthetics (@themcuaesthetic) April 22, 2020 Exactly. You only need $9 more, you already got yourself
    â rachel leishman (@RachelLeishman) April 22, 2020 He really did. mark said **** all yall rest
    â luisa nsfr (@tonystrnge) April 22, 2020 Good reply. Stop acting like you broke.
    â QUEEN (@QUEEN56729062) April 22, 2020 A fair deal. Here take mine, I just need Bucky https://t.co/A8zX1vocZn
    â Wash Your Hands (@HardevLad) April 22, 2020 Because Mark is so that. why did this make me so 𥺠https://t.co/7hEA92NIRf
    â cara (@worthynomad) April 22, 2020 I'm here for Clint bashing. the **** are you gonna do with clint my guy https://t.co/uJ6CMZvNQQ
    â fouzia (@deadpoetbucky) April 22, 2020 Yep. wdym $14??? you only need $10 more https://t.co/7mtyvDn4On
    â yunad (@sbirius) April 22, 2020 Yes, Clint? tf is clint gonna do besides be a poor excuse for comic relief bro https://t.co/RbZKCVUGoH
    â ðeka⺠(@ughleka) April 22, 2020 Exactly. wdym $14??? you only need $10 more https://t.co/7mtyvDn4On
    â yunad (@sbirius) April 22, 2020 He's been great all his life. he was definitely that kid who included everyone in the game he and his friends were playing at recess https://t.co/Lh4J6uWG8X
    â nicole (@bluehenleybucky) April 22, 2020 *cries in Avengers* is perfect. Mark, Please! https://t.co/js0kNysNfl pic.twitter.com/UNfsDsPqGF
    â Varsha â¡ï¸ (@Varsharoy5) April 22, 2020 The only valid one. THE ONLY CORRECT ANSWER https://t.co/mKeMnp3oHW
    â cin (@mscindy18) April 22, 2020 The only emoji for this. ð¥ºð¥ºð¥º https://t.co/F1UNIEBLT0
    â ÊÂ·á´¥Â·Ê (@Wanie_VI) April 22, 2020
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    Amid the ongoing situation across the world, due to the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus, Bollywood singer Sonu Nigam decided to continue his stay in Dubai with his wife and son. However, he is trending high on Twitter right now for his controversial tweets from the past. Back in 2017, the singer had tweeted over âAzaanâ and drew the religious ire of people for it. He had expressed his displeasure towards the loudspeaker noise of âAzaanâ in the past and called it âforced religiousnessâ in the country in his tweets. Now, after three years, amid the COVID-19 global health crisis, the singer is in Dubai and people have flooded the micro-blogging site with the screenshots of his old tweets, calling it an irony. Following this, he has in fact deactivated his account. Soon some people started trolling the singer with the hashtag âSonu Nigam Tum Kaha Hoâ.

    Check out some of the reactions here:
    Sonu nigam just deactivated his account.
    Reason : He is in Dubai .
    pic.twitter.com/pX58mPYUwG
    â Rashid Patel (@ARPatel63232323) April 21, 2020Meanwhile, Sonu Nigam in Dubai.
    pic.twitter.com/t8FmtUTwCx#सà¥à¤¨à¥_निà¤à¤®_तà¥à¤®_à¤à¤¹à¤¾à¤_हà¥
    â बà¥à¤°à¥à¤à¤à¤¾à¤° यà¥à¤µà¤¾ (@A8303552710) April 21, 2020#SonuNigam sonu nigam right now in dubai𤣠pic.twitter.com/y8HboX298N
    â DastagirK (@Dastgir83541877) April 21, 2020#सà¥à¤¨à¥_निà¤à¤®_तà¥à¤®_à¤à¤¹à¤¾à¤_हà¥

    Sonu Nigam trying to hide himself from Dubai Authority pic.twitter.com/Iw6YCM52D3
    â Ankur Jaiswal (@akkubabaji) April 21, 2020Azaan from dubai mosque to sonu nigam #सà¥à¤¨à¥_निà¤à¤®_तà¥à¤®_à¤à¤¹à¤¾à¤_हॠpic.twitter.com/waNPjkjTfM
    â SAJID REJA (@sajid_reja) April 21, 2020#सà¥à¤¨à¥_निà¤à¤®_तà¥à¤®_à¤à¤¹à¤¾à¤_हà¥

    Sonu Nigam right now: pic.twitter.com/ucLkAnDZWa
    â Abdul Basit (@AbdulTheWriter) April 21, 2020#सà¥à¤¨à¥_निà¤à¤®_तà¥à¤®_à¤à¤¹à¤¾à¤_हॠLook for Sonu Nigam or not he died. pic.twitter.com/fr361HwH2g
    â Faizan Ahmad (@FaizanA57702649) April 21, 2020Where are you going?
    Sonu Nigam #सà¥à¤¨à¥_निà¤à¤®_तà¥à¤®_à¤à¤¹à¤¾à¤_हॠ@Aasma__khan_786 pic.twitter.com/qLPem7MmOI
    â â¿ AaÍ¥smÍ£aÍ« Òhan ⿠اسÙاء خا٠⿠(@Aasma__khan_786) April 21, 2020#SonuNigam deactivated his twitter because pic.twitter.com/Z5AykAuuRt
    â मरà¤à¤¾ à¤à¤¼à¤¾à¤²à¤¿à¤¬ (@Marja_Ghalib) April 21, 2020 Not just âAzaanâ, the singer had also commented that the noise from loudspeakers emerging from temples and gurudwaras, places of worship for Hindus and Sikhs, were also problematic and added to the ânoise pollutionâ. Meanwhile, the singer has categorically said in his previous media interviews that heâs not âagainst any religionâ and that he stands by his opinions. He also claimed at a later stage that all this was said without malice.

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    During our cover interview with 83 director, Kabir Khan, we learnt that he was never a big fan of cricket. So, when he said how Kapil Dev and the rest of the 1983 World Cup-winning Indian team were just a âbunch of boysâ, my first thought was to tweet to him demanding an explanation (yes, thatâs how my sports-loving brain works sometimes). 
    But then, I actually listened to what the guy had to say and did some research on my own, and it began to make more and more sense. 
    Talking about why he decided to do a film on Indiaâs 1983 victory, Kabir said âHonestly Iâm not a big cricket fan. It surprises people, but Iâm not. I realised that Iâm the best person to make 83 because I will never get swayed by the cricket. No sports films are watched for the sport, itâs more about the human story. I was just blown away by the material of that story,â he confessed.

    On the squad and how he went on to develop a unique bond with them in the process of making the film, he added: âIt is such a classic underdog story. It is such a beautiful story of a bunch of boys⦠Most of them were in their twenties and nobody gave them any hope in hell.â
    Before the squad flew for England to partake in the Prudential World Cup, they had a horrible losing record. They had lost 28 of the 40 ODIs back then and five captains came and went away in a hurry before Dev was positioned at the helm.
    © Twitter - Cricket World Cup
    Krishnamachari Srikkanth, who was a vital part of the team back then even confessed of playing in the tournament without any expectations. âWhen we left the shores of India in 1983 we never expected to be world champions. In fact, my flight was from Bombay to New York with just a stopover in London for the ICC Menâs Cricket World Cup,â Srikkanth had told the ICC media. âThat was because in the first two World Cups the only team we had beaten was East Africa, we even lost to Sri Lanka who were not yet a Test team.â 

    A few days before the World Cup began, Devâs âboysâ even lost to a glued-up team of farmers, engineers and salesmen, which was assembled on short notice and were named Minor Counties Select XI, captained by Frank Collyer. The day after the humiliating loss, umpire Terry Wilkins even said: âYou could walk into any betting shop and place a bet on India to win the world cup at 500-1. I never had a penny on it.â 
    Nobody expected them to win. 
    © Twitter - @Ahmed_Shakeel
    Kabir revisits the time he took to research for the film and said: âWhen they [Team India] landed in London, they were humiliated, they were disrespected.â 

    The roster which mostly consisted of vegetarians found roasted chicken and shepherdâs pie in lunch during their practice match against New Zealand.
    âHow they pulled each other up and went on to win this glory for India, thatâs why I wanted to direct this film,â Kabir said. 

    As a fan of the game and a sucker for underdog stories, I expect Kabir Khanâs upcoming Ranveer Singh-starrer biopic 83 to show how they fought with their backs against the wall, how they went on to beat the seemingly undefeatable West Indies team in the final, and how a âbunch of boysâ became men of glory. 
    Based on his exceptional job with Roar of The Lion, a Hotstar docu-series he has directed around the cricketing like of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, I am certainly looking forward to the upcoming film.

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  23. ADMIN
    Arguably one of the most popular sports around the globe, cricket remains dear to fans owing to the pulsating contest between the bat and the ball that it brings to the table. Spread across three formats, namely Tests, ODIs and T20Is, cricket as a sport has managed to overshadow its counterparts in terms of popularity and fame. 

    Thanks to its evolution over the years, cricket continues to capture the imagination of fans who treat cricketers no less than demigods. From swashbuckling batting heroes, majestic bowling stars to the superlative fielders, cricket has given idols in all shapes, sizes and domains to the fans. 
    © Reuters
    But, while the men playing on the field tend to run away with the limelight, the umpires and match officials, who work just as hard, often fail to get their due. Majority of these men, including the on-field umpires who are seen standing tirelessly under the sun, have been part of the game for a long time. 

    Many of them represented their respective nations on the international circuit before calling time on their career. But, such is their love for cricket that even after retirement they couldn't stay away from the gentleman's game, only to return as umpires. 
    This is the compilation of seven international cricketers who chose to become umpires after retiring from cricket: 
    Ian Gould  © Reuters
    A left-handed wicket-keeper batsman, Ian Gould played over two decades of first-class and List A cricket to eventually earn his England debut in January 1983. 

    Opening the innings for England in his debut game, Gould couldn't score more than 15 runs, but he made up for his mediocre outing with the willow through his impressive glovework, taking two catches and pulling off a stumping in England's 54-run win over New Zealand. 
    The Sussex cricketer represented England in 18 ODIs, including the ICC World Cup in 1983. Gould also had some Ashes glory to his name when, coming on as substitute fielder in the 1982-83 series, he took Greg Chappell's catch, sending him back into the hut for just 2 runs, in England's three-run win. 
    Gould was also a prolific performer in first-class and List A cricket. The left-hander scored 8,756 runs in 298 first-class appearances and 4,377 runs in 315 matches in List A cricket. His wicket-keeping skills, too, were on the money as showcased in 603 dismissals effected by him in first-class cricket and another 279 in List A cricket. 
    Soon after his retirement, Gould joined the first-class umpires panel in 2002. He was promoted to the international panel in April 2006. And, three years later, Gould was inducted into ICC's Elite Panel of umpires. 
    Arguably one of the most effective umpires on the international circuit, Gould has officiated in 99 Tests, 187 ODIs and 55 T20Is as an umpire (including TV umpire).
    Kumar Dharmasena  © Reuters
    Arriving on the international circuit at the age of just 22, Kumar Dharmasena quickly established himself as a key performer with his quickish off-spin bowling, delivered with an unorthodox action. 

    He was a vital cog in Sri Lankaâs outstanding ODI team of the mid-1990s where he formed a part of the spin pack led by Muttiah Muralitharan. 
    Featuring in 172 matches, the former off-spinner took 207 wickets during his stint in ODIs and Tests for Sri Lanka. Apart from his bowling, Dharmasena was also more than handy with the bat, scoring 868 runs in Tests and 1,222 runs in ODIs. After retiring from international cricket in 2006, the former Sri Lankan cricketer turned to umpiring. 
    So far, he has officiated in 83 Tests, 165 ODIs and 33 T20Is as an umpire (including TV umpire). After officiating in the 2011 World Cup opener, Dharmasena was chosen as one of the two umpires to watch the proceedings in the coveted 2015 World Cup final. 
    In 2012, he also won the ICC's David Shepherd Trophy, given to the Umpire of the Year, which made him the only cricketer-turned-umpire to bag such an honour.
    Richard Illingworth  © Reuters
    Sporting a clipped moustache and a gentle manner, Richard Illingworth arrived on the international stage after playing first-class cricket for almost 19 years, making 376 appearances. 

    Making his debut in 1991 for England, Illingworth was roped in for his ability to bowl a tight line and build pressure - a technique that might have helped him in domestic cricket, but didn't help on the international stage. 
    His lack of wicket-taking skills saw the Yorkshire cricketer featuring in just 9 Tests and 25 ODIs for England. With England persisting with the more effective option in Phil Tufnell, Illingworth, in 2002, retired from international cricket with just 49 scalps (ODIs and Tests) to his name. 
    The England star focussed his energy on training as an umpire, making his international debut in 2010. Since then, Illingworth has officiated in 65 Tests, 124 ODIs and 23 T20Is as an umpire (including TV umpire).
    Paul Reiffel  © Reuters
    The Australian right-arm pacer was known for hitting awkward lengths and his ability to move the ball off the pitch both ways, making him a difficult bowler to read. 

    He appeared in 127 international matches â 35 Tests and 92 ODIs, picking up 210 wickets overall. His career was affected by a lot of injuries, which led to his retirement in 2002 when he was 36. 
    His last international appearance, interestingly, was in the ICC Cricket World Cup final of 1999, which Australia won. Reiffel returned 1/29 from 10 overs on that occasion. 
    A decent lower-order batsman, Reiffel ended with six half-centuries in Tests and one in ODIs. In 2009, he returned to the international fold as an umpire and has had a successful career, appearing in 71 Tests, 119 ODIs and 25 T20Is since.
    Srinivas Venkataraghavan  © Reuters
    One of the members of the great Indian spin quartet, the off-spinner was accurate and effective, picking up 156 wickets in 57 Tests and also making a name for himself for his close-in fielding. 

    He played his first Test in 1965 and the last in 1983, playing a key role in Indiaâs maiden Test series wins in the Caribbean and in England in 1971, picking up 35 wickets in eight Tests. 
    He also captained India at the 1975 and 1979 ICC Cricket World Cups, and after a long gap following his retirement in 1985, officiated in his first game in 1993 after a short stint as an ICC match referee. He went on to officiate in 73 Tests and 52 ODIs, becoming one of the most respected umpires in the game before retiring in 2004.
    Asoka de Silva  © Reuters
    The most successful Sri Lankan umpire in terms of appearances in international cricket, de Silva is probably a better-known official than a cricketer, even though he played 10 Tests and 28 ODIs between 1985 and 1992. 

    A useful leg-spinner and lower-order batsman, de Silva scored 323 international runs and picked up 25 wickets. 
    He officiated in his first international game â an ODI between Sri Lanka and Pakistan in Galle in 1999 â just two years after his last first-class appearance and was a part of 49 Tests, 122 ODIs â including at the 2003 and 2007 ICC Cricket World Cups â and 11 T20Is, the last of them in June 2012.
    Mark Benson  © Reuters
    A good player of fast bowling, the left-handed opener was a regular part of the Kent set-up for 15 seasons, scoring 18,387 first-class runs overall in 292 matches at an average of 40.23. He got his Test debut against India in 1986, and made 30 and 21 in many hours of gritty batting. 

    That, however, was his only Test appearance and he played just one ODI, and after retiring in 1995, Benson turned to umpiring, even becoming part of the International Cricket Councilâs Elite Panel, and officiated in 27 Tests, 72 ODIs and 19 T20Is.

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    Given that by now the best scientific and medical brains are all studying the effects of the novel coronavirus, one would assume that we may have the symptoms and signs associated with the disease somewhat figured out. Well, one would be wrong.

    © Reuters
    In a rather bizarre turn of events in Wuhan, two doctors who were in contact with the patients of COVID-19, and who later fell ill because of the disease, are now showing a new symptom. The new symptoms have doctors all over the world puzzled, and more importantly, worried. Wuhan is the city where the first case of the novel coronavirus broke out. 

    © Reuters
    As per a video released by China Central Television, or CCTV, the skin colour of the two doctors has changed drastically over a period of time. The doctors who are showing this new bizarre symptom have been identified as Dr Yi Fan and Dr Hu Weifeng, colleagues of Dr Li Wenliang, the man who tried to blow the figurative whistle on the virus.

    © CCTV
    While Dr Yi is a cardiologist, Dr Hu is a urologist who has been bedridden for over 99 days, as per the report that was filed. The Science Times a website operated by a community of scientists tried to speculate as to how something like this could take place.

    The first reason that they and the doctors treating Dr Yi & Dr Hu gave was that it could be the virus itself. Because the virus attacks the respiratory and the renal systems, this has an effect on the lungs, liver, and kidneys, all of which play a vital role in ridding the body of wastes. The article postulates that because the livers have stopped functioning normally, they had to put both the doctors on a life-supporting machine which causes certain hormonal imbalances. 
    © CCTV
    The second reason, that the doctors gave was that certain medicines, which have been given to most Chinese people who were treated for the virus, causes the pigmentation of the skin to change. 

    © Reuters
    In any case, the team of doctors looking after Dr Yi & Dr Hu are assuming that their skin condition will return to normal, once they are taken off the treatments and the medicine. Global Times, the tabloid division of the Chinese state-run People's Daily newspaper soon put out a video showing that Dr Yi has already started getting his colour back.

    Yi Fan, a Wuhan doctor whose skin was darkened after the #COVD19 virus damaged his liver, has almost fully recovered. In an interview with CCTV, he said he can now sit down and chat after nearly 40 days of treatment. pic.twitter.com/3hoXIMb7eI
    â Global Times (@globaltimesnews) April 21, 2020
    However, people are taking this news of ârecoveryâ with a pinch of salt.
    Anything coming out of China is pure propaganda at this point - believe nothing question everything
    â Corinne Smith (@SmithTsmith3) April 21, 2020Don't trust Chinese propaganda
    â FOMONAUT ð­ð° (@cryptophiles) April 21, 2020Whatever the case may be, whether Dr Yi is indeed recovering or not, two things are becoming clearer. Our knowledge of the virus and the way it behaves is still frighteningly non-existent, and that people are increasing deficit of trust as far as China is concerned.

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    The quarantine period is not an easy task to pull off as we all are social beings, yet people are finding unique ways to keep themselves entertained during this lockdown due to the COVID-19 global health crisis. 
    Take for instance these two men, who came up with an out-of-the-box plan that took everyone by surprise. They managed to catch a fish in the sea from the comfort of their home. How, you ask? 
    Well, they used a drone for this. Also, pretty sure this is how one is 'not' supposed to use a drone. 
    View this post on InstagramISO DRONE FISHING ð£ When youâre being responsible and staying at home but the fish are calling! (The fish was undersize so we released it back) #isolation #drone #fishing #dronefishing #catchoftheday #catchandrelease #socialdistancingA post shared by (@sam_romeo)
    Both the friends, Stefan Ristevski and Salvatore Romeo set the drone off from their balcony and aimed it towards the sea, where they planned to try and catch a fish.
    Having attached bait to some wire that was dangling from the remote-controlled drone, they watched in amazement as the camera picked up a fish.
    © Reuters
    They both waited patiently for half an hour and used up two batteries.

    However, according to Salvatore's Instagram post, the pair ended up releasing the fish back into the water because it was 'undersized'. They captioned the video saying, "When you're being responsible and staying at home but the fish are calling."
    The video became an immediate hit on social media and garnered mixed reactions. Some people were really impressed with their antics. One of the users wrote, âOMG! Didn't know this was possible," to which Salvatore replied, "Haha neither did I." 
    Another comment read, âThat's hecticccc!! Next time you're out there catch me a few," to which he replied, "Haha put your order in bro."
    Meanwhile, another user wrote, âYouâre living in 3020.â Looks like he sure is!
    Article/Image Source: LaDbible

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