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Day after Thar-cab road rage in Gurgaon, fresh car-ramming video surfaces

A day after a Thar was seen repeatedly ramming a cab in Gurgaon’s Sector 89, another road rage video surfaced from Sector 38 showing a Maruti Baleno and Hyundai Aura allegedly crashing into each other. A man is also seen being struck and narrowly escaping another apparent attempt to run him over, while police said no complaint or FIR had been registered in the case as of Saturday evening.

Day after Thar-cab road rage in Gurgaon, fresh car-ramming video surfaces

In a heartwarming Instagram video, 81-year-old businesswoman Mehar Toor introduced her grandmother as "The OG Sherni" to her followers. The grandmother, who lives alone and continues to travel the world, posed as a stark contrast to societal expectations of those in her age group. In the video, Mehar proudly revealed her grandmother's recent adventure to Alaska, where she enjoyed a cruise.

When asked about her advice for the younger generation, the grandmother emphasized the importance of hard work and enjoying life, while maintaining a healthy diet. The viral clip has garnered widespread praise, with social media users hailing the grandmother as a role model for ageing gracefully and celebrating the active older women in their own lives.

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