Dog saves owner to voter fraud in New Zealand, here's a look at this week's top viral news

Internet is a place where one is bound to get amazed with almost every refresh. Several videos and incidents from around the world go viral every day. This week also saw some of the most amazing videos, incidents and news happening around the world. Here is a look at the top viral news of this week (November 14 to November 21, 2020) that made the headlines on the internet. Top viral news of the week (Nov 14 to Nov 21) Dog saves owner Recently, a video of one brave dog did the rounds on the internet. The dog is earning praises from all over the world after it jumped in the water to save its owner from a shark attack. The video shows canine, a guard dog splashing water on the beach as soon as he sees a shark swimming close to the owner. The video has been viewed by more than 78,000 people. A lot of people took to the comments section and praised the dog. Here is a look at the viral video where the dog saves owner from a possible shark attack. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Spearfishing (@neptonics_worldwide) Also Read | Dog Jumps In Water To 'save' Owner From Shark Attack, Incredible Video Goes Viral: Watch New Zealand cops dance to Kala Chashma Last week a video of New Zealand Police officers went viral as they celebrated Diwali. The highlight of the video is that the cops in New Zealand are dancing to the tunes of Bollywood’s Kala Chashma. According to the Facebook post by Wellington Indian Association, the law enforcement officers were invited at a multicultural council. The police officers took the crowd by surprise by showing their dancing skills. The clip shows the cops dancing to Kar Gayi Chull and Kala Chashma with signature steps. See the video here. Diwali at New Zealand police Also Read | Video: New Zealand Cops Dance To 'Kala Chashma' On Diwali, Netizens 'can't Keep Calm' Voter fraud in New Zealand In the recently conducted Bird of the Year competition in New Zealand, voter fraud has come forward. According to a statement from Forest & Bird, over 1,500 fraudulent votes have been discovered. All these votes were for the Kiwi pukupuku, also known as the little spotted kiwi. The fraudulent votes managed to put the little bird on top but it has been disqualified due to a case of ballot-box stuffing. The Green Kakapo was then named the Bird of the year 2020 for a second time. We are so happy to be your @Forest_and_Bird Bird of the Year for 2020! pic.twitter.com/3irXRxYC5D — Team Kākāpō (@team_kakapo) November 15, 2020 Also Read | Voter Fraud Ruffles New Zealand’s ‘Bird Of The Year’ Competition, 1500 Votes Disqualified Disappointed netizens demand International Men's Day doodle International Men’s day was celebrated all over the world on November 19, 2020. Several disappointed users took to their social media and demanded for a special Google doodle dedicated to the International Men’s day. Several people shared their disappointment through their social media by sharing memes while some pointed out to women’s day doodle by google. Here is a look at how netizens reacted: #InternationalMensDay Me *Waiting for @Google to change their Doodle pic.twitter.com/HgrGmaRdMP — Panoti (@_psych_memes) November 19, 2020 Thanks @Google 😢💔#InternationalMensDay pic.twitter.com/q7UvAAt9g4 — Muhammad Ali Hisbani (@MAliHisbani786) November 19, 2020 This is how Google celebrated Men's Day . Ye Google bhikk gayi hai😒 #InternationalMensDay pic.twitter.com/0hPCo7Rmq3 — زیـــZiYaDــــاد🦅 (@i_amZiyad) November 19, 2020 Also Read | 'Why Google?': Disappointed Netizens Demand International Men's Day Doodle, Allege Bias Also Read | 'Lucky' Indonesian Man Becomes Millionaire After Meteorite Crashes Through Roof; See Pics Indonesian man becomes an overnight millionaire because of meteorite Luck has shined bright for a man in Indonesia as he became a millionaire with the blink of an eye. The man from Kolang, Indonesia became an instant millionaire after a meteorite worth $1.8 million (Dh6,611,760) crashed into his house, breaking through his roof. The 33-year-old Josua Hutagalung who is a coffin maker by profession was alarmed when he heard the loud bang. He shared the images on his Facebook account. Josua then consulted a specialist rock collector, who informed that the meteorite cost around $1.8 million The father-of-three sold the meteorite and collected cash. Here is a look at the pictures. Image Credits: neptonics_worldwide Instagram and Wellington Indian Association Inc. Facebook

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Dog saves owner to voter fraud in New Zealand, here's a look at this week's top viral news

A dog saving owner from a possible shark attack to cops dancing on 'Kala Chashma' in New Zealand, here is a look at this week's top viral news.

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