SIX SHOTS OF LIFE
There’s negativity all around but we will focus on the positivity. Our editor picks shots of life that bring a smile
THE FRAGRANCE OF LOVE
Love is all about selflessness! Mr Kuroki from Japan spent two years planting thousands of flowers for his visually impaired wife so that she could enjoy their smell. Depressed from her ailment, Mrs Kuroki now smiles everyday and enjoys the garden through her olfactory sense.
A HAPPY ENDING!
Zara, a 21-year-old elephant, had spent decades walking around streets. She was starved and forced to beg by her owner. Years of neglect took a toll on her health. But you would be glad to know that with love and with round-the-clock care, she is on the path to recovery at SOS Wildlife Hospital, Mathura, where the staff pampers her with her favourite treats.
THE LITTLE JOYS OF LIFE
Kashmera Shah posted lovely picture a boys of her twin Rayaan and Krishaang K Sharma and herself smelling and touching flowers. She wrote, “The joy on your child’s face to actually touch a see and flower. How forget can we that it’s the things small in life that always will make you happy.”
SAVING A SALON VISIT
This is Cornelius Cornbread, a cat from USA is quite a star on Instagram because of its permanently raised ‘eyebrows’! The white eyebrow marks on his forehead give him a very concerned look. His owner Karen Mellette, says that Cornbread has these eyebrows since he was a kitten because of a lack of fur in the area. He never thought that one day it would become Cornbread’s claim to fame!
HAPPY DOCTORS GO GLOBAL
To celebrate National Doctors’ Day today, a team of doctors collaborated with other doctors from around the world to shake a leg. Dr Sheetal Sawankar, organiser of the video says, “This video is a prescription from doctors all around the world for mental wellness, happiness and positivity among all the negatives that loom around us.”