One mango was sold at auction for Rs 10,600 in the Birbhum district of West Bengal. 

It was a unique variety of mango called a Miyazaki, which is indigenous to Japan.

According to accounts, 8 of these mangoes have now sprouted in Birbhum after a local guy brought some saplings back from his trip to Japan a couple of years ago.

On June 2, one of the eight mangoes was put up for sale.

When you spend your entire life doing something, you develop a specific kind of affinity with it that makes saying goodbye difficult.

This is what occurred to a 60-year-old state transport driver, whose love for his car and career was captured on the day of his retirement.

In the now-viral video, Muthupandi is seen hugging the car and laying a kiss on the steering wheel in a sweet moment. The bus’s footboard is then seen being touched by him as a sign of respect.

On his final day in charge of the car, the emotional man can also be seen wiping away tears.

After presenting the final diploma at the US Air Force Academy graduation ceremony on June 1, President Joe Biden stumbled and collapsed.

The 80-year-old US President promptly stood up on one knee with assistance from three others before making his own way back to his seat.

Ben LaBolt, the director of communications for the White House, tweeted that Biden was well.

In response to Joe Biden’s most recent stage stumble, former president Donald Trump also commented.

After falling and tripping, President Joe Biden expressed his hope that he “wasn’t hurt” by Donald Trump

Hiroshi Suzuki, the Japanese ambassador to India, was seen Thursday riding in a Mumbai taxi. He rode a local train through Mumbai, and while waiting for the train, he posed for photographers.

I’m in Mumbai!! pic.twitter.com/qIp4VuiPj8

— Hiroshi Suzuki, Ambassador of Japan (@HiroSuzukiAmbJP) June 1, 2023

Suzuki tweeted, “I’m in Mumbai.” In addition to taking the local trains in Mumbai, Hiroshi also visited the “Mayanagri” market.

Ambassador posted a picture of a white shirt with the phrase, “What a bargain! “, on Twitter. Must I purchase?”.

Additionally, Ambassador Suzuki is frequently spotted sampling different Indian cuisines and posting about his experiences on social media.

He shared a picture of himself eating Baati Chokha in Varanasi a few days ago on Twitter. Suzuki may be seen attempting Golgappe and Banarasi Paan in other videos that he has put on social media.

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