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“Gulaabi Sadi Aani Lali Lal Lal” is a marathi song by Sanju Rathod that has become the newest trend on Instagram. With its addictive beat and attractive lyrics, this song has taken the platform by storm, capturing the attention of listeners. Originated from the colourful world of Indian music, “Gulaabi Sadi Aani Lali Lal Lal” has swiftly gained popularity among users, as evidenced by the numerous videos that show viewers dancing to its lively beat. Translating to “Pink Sari and Red Blush,” the song’s title captures the spirit of happiness and celebration, making it the ideal background music for upbeat Instagram stories and posts. This song stands out because of its ability to transcend cultural and ethnic boundaries and appeal to a wide range of audiences. Whether you’re an experienced dancer or just want to spice up your social media page, “Gulaabi Sadi Aani Lali Lal Lal” providing the perfect atmosphere for having fun and being creative. Instagram users are showing off their own takes on the song by posting dancing, lip-sync videos, and creative reels as it continues to gain popularity. “Gulaabi Sadi Aani Lali Lal Lal” established its status as a must-have addition to any Instagram playlist with its contagious energy and lively song. Watch the original video song.

As a wildlife enthusiast, there are certain moments that you will never forget. The first time you set foot into the wilderness, your first wildlife photograph or the time you witnessed a unique natural history moment. High up on this list is the first time you set your eyes on a tiger. The stripes, the stealth and the captivating eyes—no matter how many times you see or photograph a tiger, it is impossible to subdue the awe that its presence draws. But there are tiger sightings and then there are TIGER SIGHTINGS! India’s national parks are home to several tigers that have marked their presence in their unique ways—Machali–The Tiger Queen of Ranthambore, Bamera–The Hulking Giant of Bandhavgarh, and Backwater Female–The Star of Kabini, to name a few. More recently, the death of the legendary 'super mum' tigress Collarwali saw an outpouring of grief in the wildlife fraternity, a testament to her popularity. What makes these tigers unique? Why are some more memorable than others? This International Tiger Day, we pose these questions to wildlife photographers, filmmakers, biologists, conservationists and naturalists, asking them to share stories about some of their favourite tigers. These stories reveal an underlying passion for the wilderness and for the striped cats. But beyond that, they reveal how mesmerising these big cats are. Hop on, as this is going to be a truly wild safari.