The Top Videos of the Week, listed by Shailajanand Mishra.
Specially-abled students making Rakhis for soldiers.
A wonderful birthday.
And teachers who deserve our applause.
Just some of the videos in our weekly round-up, chosen by you, through your likes on iShare.
Should students be asked to do this?
Location: Mathura
What do you do when you are in primary school and the teacher gives you certain instructions?
You follow them, of course.
When muddy rainwater entered a primary school's premises in Mathura's Baldeo area, this teacher did not want to dirty her feet. Not only did she ask her students to make a bridge of chairs, she also walked on it with their help. While the little ones stood in the same murky water.
Action has been taken against the teacher.
And then, there are these teachers...
Location: Uttarkashi
Facing the brunt of the heavy rains that continued to lash parts of Uttarakhand were these inter-college students.
Instead of watching them struggle through an overflowing drain, here's what their teachers did.
The lovely Rakul Preet
Location: Mumbai
Bollywood star Rakul Preet was spotted in Mumbai, looking pretty as a picture.
After posing for the photographers, the actress delighted fans by clicking selfies with them.
The amazing Sara Ali Khan
Location: Mumbai
Sara Ali Khan believes in comfort when she is travelling.
The actress was spotted at Mumbai airport in a white Punjabi suit offset by a colourful dupatta, black bindi and green bangles.
Aww! Meet these lil' tigers
Location: Patna
They were born two months ago at the Patna zoo.
And on World Tiger Day, the four tiger cubs -- three male and one female -- were named.
Meet Keshari, Vikram, Magadha and Rani.
Aren't they cute?
Happy birthday, Sawan!
Location: Bijnor
It was Sawan's birthday and he had turned four years old.
Of course there was going to be a celebration. And a special fruit cake.
The party, which took place at the Kalagarh elephant camp in Bijnor, was hosted by forest department officials.
Doesn't the birthday boy look happy?
Specially-abled students make rakhis for soldiers
Location: Surat
With Raksha Bandhan around the corner, these specially-abled students in Surat are doing something wonderful -- they are making rakhis for the soldiers guarding India's borders.
Take a look.
Feature Presentation: Ashish Narsale/Rediff.com
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