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This morning, Nagpur Police took to Twitter to share a "travel contest" with their followers, inviting them to "calculate" their next travel destination.

For businessman Anand Mahindra, 'Monday Motivation' came in the form of a heartwarming video which shows children playing in a village.

In 2017, Wimbledon's dress code regulations led to a memorable moment when Belgian tennis star Kim Clijsters invited a male fan to put on a skirt and play a point.

Sengamalam the elephant lives at the Rajagopalaswamy Temple in the town of Mannargudi, but her bob-cut hair has earned her fans across the country.

A video of a herd of deer near Mithi River in Mumbai was shared on Twitter by Afroz Shah - the Mumbai-based lawyer turned environmentalist who started the Versova Beach clean-up in 2015

In these uncertain times, at least one thing hasn't changed - social media is still finding recourse in humour. Here is a look at 15 hilarious posts that perfectly sum up life during the coronavirus pandemic.

There's a lizard hiding in plain sight in the picture. Can you find it?

It is a truth universally acknowledged that nobody can beat Indians at jugaad. The Hindi word - which has even made it to the Oxford Dictionary - refers to "the use of skill and imagination to find an easy solution to a problem or to fix or make something using cheap, basic items"

AR Rahman has shared a throwback video from a concert in Chennai where Benny Dayal and Sid Sriram came together to set the stage on fire.

A rare Javan rhinoceros has been captured on camera gleefully rolling around in the khaki, tropical waters of a national park.

A video going viral online shows a pani puri vending machine.

Footage shot at USA's Myrtle Beach shows a predatory bird flying over beachgoers with a fish dangling from its claws. It has elicited stunned reactions from social media viewers.

In an astonishing video going viral online, a man is seen filling two glasses with water, attaches them to a rope and spins them around without spilling a drop.

Space Perspective, a Florida-based startup, is planning to start balloon rides from Earth to the edge of space.

Microblogging platform Twitter announced on Thursday that it would add the much sought-after 'edit' button - but only when everyone began wearing a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic. T