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Published 19:49 IST, October 8th 2020

Good news: Rescued dog's transformation; 102-yr-old votes for US election and more

From rescued Husky's transformation after being tied up for 2 years to a 102-yr-old woman casting her vote for US election amid pandemic, read good news stories

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With the pandemic situation, many have been feeling overwhelmed and anxious due to the serious updates. While the news of the death toll can be increasingly upsetting, some good news at the end of the day can fetch some positivity. So here’s a news wrap of some of the awe-inspiring and encouraging stories to drive away gloom and infuse hope amid the pandemic. 

Rescued Husky’s transformation after being tied up for 2 years

'The Dodo', a brand that focuses on telling animal stories and animal rights issues, recently shared a story of a neglected husky. On October 7, they took to their official Instagram handle and shared the video of this husky, from his rescue to his recovery. The video showcases the husky's life from his rescue to his current condition. 

READ: Rescued Husky's Transformation After Being Tied Up For 2 Years Leaves Netizens In Awe

Raveena Tandon overjoyed as people visit Baba ka Dhaba

'Power of Social Media' started trending on Twitter on Wednesday as a viral video prompted many Delhiites to help an elderly couple running a roadside eatery in Malviya Nagar, Delhi. With pandemic affecting many lives, a video of an elderly man crying went viral where he shared how it was difficult to sell food at their eatery 'Baba Ka Dhaba'. 

Celebrities like Raveena Tandon, Sonam Kapoor, Suniel Shetty, Nimrat Kaur, Swara Bhasker, politicians, Randeep Hooda, Delhi cricket team, and many others come ahead to help spread the word after food blogger Gaurav Wasan's video went viral.

READ: Raveena Tandon Overjoyed As People Visit Baba Ka Dhaba In Huge Numbers; Netizens React

102-year-old votes for US election

102-year-old Beatrice Lumpkin has cast her vote amid the pandemic and netizens have been praising her dedication. An image of her casting her vote through the mail was photographed and shared by a Twitter user who claimed that if she can vote so can the rest of the countrymen. People have since then reacted to the tweet and have been praising Beatrice for her amazing dedication shown towards the ongoing voting scenario.

READ: 102-year-old Beatrice Lumpkin Votes For US Election, Netizens Say 'bless This Democracy'

Surfer’s close encounter with shark captured by drone 

A spine chilling footage of a professional surfer’s encounter with a dangerous shark in the ocean has got watchers hailing the surfer’s luck. In drone footage shared by the responders at the Surf Life Saving, New South Wales, Matt Wilkinson was surfing at Sharpes Beach at Ballina when drone operators spotted a five-foot shark sneaking behind him. Surfer Matt had a close encounter with a shark at Ballina, the team informed, adding, that a drone overhead alerted Matt via a warning over the speaker. 

READ: Australian Surfer's Close Encounter With Shark Captured By Drone Stuns Internet | WATCH

Orangutan scene from Attenborough’s documentary 

David Attenborough’s 'A Life on Our Planet' is leaving a major impact on its audience. The movie has a sequence about Orangutans that is making almost everyone teary-eyed. In one of the sequences of the movie, an orangutan is desperately holding to a tree as he thinks of it as his home. David mentions how this cannot go on forever and it is unsustainable as these damages will pile upon for a long time only for the whole system to go wrong in the long run. This sequence has got audiences in tears and heartbroken. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sir David Attenborough now has 5.5 million followers on Instagram since opening his account 2 weeks ago. I just watched Sir David’s witness statement on Netflix - A life on our planet 🌎 To be honest it’s one of the most emotional docos I’ve ever watched. I felt humbled, angered, shocked, deeply sad but ultimately grateful that we have not completely run out of time. This is a must watch documentary and it is life changing. Do yourself, humankind and future generations a favour - watch it then share it as much as possible. We may not have forward thinking, visionary Governments but we can actually just take environmental matters into our own hands and really think about what we can do individually to make a real difference. As Sir David says - the natural environment will regenerate with or without human beings - it’s really up to us to decide whether we want to be here and be a part of it or not - it’s really that simple . . . . #davidattenborough #lifeonourplanet #witnessstatement #westillhavetime #fightforplaneta

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READ: Orangutan Scene From David Attenborough's Documentary Gets People Teary-eyed

19:48 IST, October 8th 2020