Policemen Are Dancing Across The Country For Hygiene PSA’s

For all those who’ve been reading some pretty distressing news about coronavirus, here’s something that might cheer you up. To increase the awareness on the precautionary measures we can take to combat the deadly virus, policemen in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh are donning their dancing shoes.

Policemen in the states of Kerala and Andhra Pradesh are dancing as a PSA for people to remember to wash their hands.

These six policemen from Kerala can be seen doing a “handwashing” dance to educate citizens on the sanitisation standards everyone should be adhering to. Kerala happens to be amongst the worst hit states in the nation dealing with a high number of COVID-19 cases.

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Facebook Launches Messenger App for Desktop & iMac

The Facebook Messenger app finally makes its way to the desktop. Facebook announced that it is launching a standalone desktop app for Messenger, making video calling and chatting with friends easier on your computer.

The Messenger app was reported to have been in the works for a while. With the launch, it joins a long list of apps enabling video conferencing on the desktop.

It is available for Windows as well as MacOS.

The app has similar features that are available to the mobile users. It allows you to connect with all your contacts via message or video calls. You also have access to group video calls.

Facebook has also introduced a dedicated dark mode on the standalone Messenger app and it syncs across all devices. You can send GIFs to your chats and receive (or mute) incoming notifications.

#Tiger fight for territory in thrilling viral video. Hair-raising roar has #Internet stunned

A thrilling video of two male tigers fighting over a territory has gone viral on the internet

In the clip, the two tigers fight aggressively as tourists watch them from a distance. One can also hear the loud roar of both the male tigers in the video, which Kaswan received on WhatsApp, as they fight to claim the territory.

In the thread, Kaswan revealed that during such territorial fights there is also a good chance of death of the tigers.

After the video was shared on Twitter, it quickly garnered around 19.7k views and 1.7k likes. Netizens took to the comments section to share their views. One user wrote, “Some people just get so lucky to capture such a rare sight. Amazing.”

Peacocks dance on Mumbai streets. Fantastic pics and video – #Coronavirus lockdown

Peacocks took over the streets of Mumbai as pictures flooded social media.

Images posted on Instagram by Manav Manglani.

t was nothing short of a wonderful sight for Mumbaikars as peacocks were spotted in the Maharashtra capital over the past few days. Ever since the nationwide lockdown in India from March 25, several animals and birds have been spotted on streets across several cities. More on that later.

Mumbai-based photographer Manav Manglani shared pictures and videos of peacocks dancing on empty streets in the Maximum city on Instagram.

“Full bloom. The peacocks are out and dancing on the empty streets of #Mumbai,” Manav said in the caption of his post, adding that it is a rare sight.

Watch the video here:

https://www.instagram.com/manav.manglani/?utm_source=ig_embed

In another set of pictures that Manav shared, peacocks were spotted on the streets of Babulnath, perched upon a car.

See pictures here:

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