A Chinese mother faced backlash on the social media platform after she shared images of her son urinating on the table filled with food as her family members continued to eat.&nbsp;

The incident went viral on the social media platform after a mother, who hails from Beijing, shared how her young son suddenly started to urinate while his grandmother held him next to the dining table.

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In the social media post, the "proud" mother shared the moment when the toddler was urinating on the table, which was filled with breakfast that included eggs, vegetables and steamed buns.&nbsp;

<h2>Mother says family continued to eat meal after boy urinated on it</h2>

As the post started to garner attention on social media platforms, a lot of netizens expressed disbelief and concern as one online user asked, “So, did you guys end up eating that food?”&nbsp;

To everyone's shock, &nbsp;the mother replied, “Yes, we did eat it.” She added that the grandparents of the baby did not mind it and continued eating along with other family members.&nbsp;

The mother added that the boy did not wear disposable nappies at home very often since they are not the best for urination.

“During the day, we rarely put disposable diapers on him, usually just using a cloth or letting him go bare. We do not cover it because it is better not to interrupt the child while he is urinating,” said the woman.

She even appreciated her timely photo-taking skills and said, "Mum’s snapshot skills are quite good.”

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In China's culture, it is believed that young boys' urine has various “mysterious powers” which boost yang energy, reduce fever, and also have spiritual benefits like warding off evil spirits.

However, in this incident, the netizens were not really convinced by the explanations of the mother. &nbsp;

“Is this real? You continued to eat food soaked with urine?,” asked one netizen.

“Wouldn’t the whole house smell like urine? This family has really opened my eyes,” said another.

“As a mother myself, I find this hard to believe,” wrote a third user.

(With inputs from agencies)

A Chinese mother faced backlash on the social media platform after she shared images of her son urinating on the table filled with food as her family members continued to eat.

A Chinese mother faced backlash on the social media platform after she shared images of her son urinating on the table filled with food as her family members continued to eat. The incident went viral on the social media platform after a mother, who hails from Beijing, shared how her young son suddenly started to urinate while his grandmother held him next to the dining table. Also Read: US police arrest woman for selling newborn baby on Facebook for just $150 In the social media post, the "proud" mother shared the moment when the toddler was urinating on the table, which was filled with breakfast that included eggs, vegetables and steamed buns. Mother says family continued to eat meal after boy urinated on it As the post started to garner attention on social media platforms, a lot of netizens expressed disbelief and concern as one online user asked, “So, did you guys end up eating that food?” To everyone's shock, the mother replied, “Yes, we did eat it.” She added that the grandparents of the baby did not mind it and continued eating along with other family members. The mother added that the boy did not wear disposable nappies at home very often since they are not the best for urination. “During the day, we rarely put disposable diapers on him, usually just using a cloth or letting him go bare. We do not cover it because it is better not to interrupt the child while he is urinating,” said the woman. She even appreciated her timely photo-taking skills and said, "Mum’s snapshot skills are quite good.” Also Read: China is now monitoring couples' 'right time' to conceive a baby and pregnancy. But why? In China's culture, it is believed that young boys' urine has various “mysterious powers” which boost yang energy, reduce fever, and also have spiritual benefits like warding off evil spirits. However, in this incident, the netizens were not really convinced by the explanations of the mother. “Is this real? You continued to eat food soaked with urine?,” asked one netizen. “Wouldn’t the whole house smell like urine? This family has really opened my eyes,” said another. “As a mother myself, I find this hard to believe,” wrote a third user. (With inputs from agencies)

Proud mother shares photo of toddler urinating over family meal, gets trolled

The Indian veg thali, a traditional daily food platter, typically consists of a variety of dishes, including rice, lentils, vegetables, and flatbreads. This colorful assortment not only represents the rich culinary diversity of India but also highlights the country’s dietary habits—approximately 50% of Indians identify as vegetarians, making the veg platter meal a staple for millions.

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The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on Wednesday (Nov 6) added Iftar,&nbsp;the meal that Muslims take to break the daytime fast during the holy month of Ramzan, on the list of intangible cultural heritage.

Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan jointly submitted the application for the inclusion of iftar to UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list.

“Iftar (also called Eftari or Iftor) is observed by Muslims at sunset in the month of Ramazan, upon completion of all religious and ceremonial rites,” stated UNESCO.

Iftar, which takes place after the sunset call to prayer in Ramazan, is related to gatherings “strengthening family and community ties and promoting charity, solidarity and social exchange,” it said.

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The Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, which has been holding meetings in Botswana since Monday, recognised the age-old traditional Muslim observance.

In many Muslim nations, it is customary that the people mark iftar by eating a date along with drinking tea. The recipes of pastries and dishes, however, vary greatly from one country to another.

The UN body said, “Iftar practice is typically transmitted within families, and children and youth are often entrusted with preparing components of traditional meals.”

<h2>Italian opera singing also part of the list</h2>

Italian opera singing - which is an art “transmitted only orally” between pupil and maestro that attracts students globally - has also been added by UNESCO to the list of intangible global heritage.&nbsp;

“This is an official confirmation of what we already knew: opera singing is a world excellence,” said Italy’s Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, after UNESCO's decision.

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Opera started in Italy, which is home to Verdi and Scarlatti. Italian patriots sang the opera and some of the world’s greatest arias came from the peninsula.

Italian opera is “a physiologically controlled way of singing that enhances the carrying power of the voice in acoustic spaces such as amphitheatres and churches,” stated UNESCO.

(With inputs from agencies) &nbsp;

The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on Wednesday (Nov 6) added Iftar, the meal that Muslims take to break the daytime fast during the holy month of Ramzan, on the list of intangible cultural heritage.

The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on Wednesday (Nov 6) added Iftar, the meal that Muslims take to break the daytime fast during the holy month of Ramzan, on the list of intangible cultural heritage. Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan jointly submitted the application for the inclusion of iftar to UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list. “Iftar (also called Eftari or Iftor) is observed by Muslims at sunset in the month of Ramazan, upon completion of all religious and ceremonial rites,” stated UNESCO. Iftar, which takes place after the sunset call to prayer in Ramazan, is related to gatherings “strengthening family and community ties and promoting charity, solidarity and social exchange,” it said. Also read: Kashmiri Muslim family prepares thousands of Diwali diyas for the Hindu festival The Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, which has been holding meetings in Botswana since Monday, recognised the age-old traditional Muslim observance. In many Muslim nations, it is customary that the people mark iftar by eating a date along with drinking tea. The recipes of pastries and dishes, however, vary greatly from one country to another. The UN body said, “Iftar practice is typically transmitted within families, and children and youth are often entrusted with preparing components of traditional meals.” Italian opera singing also part of the list Italian opera singing - which is an art “transmitted only orally” between pupil and maestro that attracts students globally - has also been added by UNESCO to the list of intangible global heritage. “This is an official confirmation of what we already knew: opera singing is a world excellence,” said Italy’s Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, after UNESCO's decision. Watch: Kashmiri Muslim family prepares thousands of Diwali diyas for the Hindu festival Opera started in Italy, which is home to Verdi and Scarlatti. Italian patriots sang the opera and some of the world’s greatest arias came from the peninsula. Italian opera is “a physiologically controlled way of singing that enhances the carrying power of the voice in acoustic spaces such as amphitheatres and churches,” stated UNESCO. (With inputs from agencies)

UNESCO adds iftar, a daytime meal in Ramzan, to cultural heritage list

A flight attendant from an airline with operations in Turkey was recently startled after purportedly finding a severed snake's head in a meal. According to the Independent, which cited the aviation blog One Mile at a Time, the disturbing incident occurred on a SunExpress aircraft on July 21 between Ankara, Turkey, and Dusseldorf, Germany. A member of the cabin staff reported that as they were having their crew lunch, they discovered a little snake's head hidden among the potatoes and veggies. The head of the reptile is shown in a video posted on Twitter laying in the centre of the meal tray.

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The airline acted right away in reaction to the dreadful finding. According to the source, a SunExpress spokesperson told the Turkish media that the occurrence was "absolutely unacceptable." The airline's agreement with the questioned food supplier has since been suspended, and an investigation has also been started, the representative said. The airline told the Independent that it was "our top priority" to ensure that the services we offer to our guests on our aircraft are of the highest calibre and that both our guests and employees have a comfortable and safe flight experience. The airline has more than 30 years of experience in the aviation industry.

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The meal's caterer, on the other hand, has disputed that the snake head could have come from one of their locations. According to reports, Sancak Inflight Service claimed that it "did not provide any of the foreign objects that were supposedly in the food when cooking." The catering company went on to assert that the reasonably fresh-appearing snake head had to have been inserted later because its meals are prepared at a temperature of 280 degrees Celsius.&nbsp;

(with inputs from agencies)

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A flight attendant from an airline with operations in Turkey was recently startled after purportedly finding a severed snake's head in a meal. According to the Independent, which cited the aviation blog One Mile at a Time, the disturbing incident occurred on a SunExpress aircraft on July 21 between Ankara, Turkey, and Dusseldorf, Germany.

A flight attendant from an airline with operations in Turkey was recently startled after purportedly finding a severed snake's head in a meal. According to the Independent, which cited the aviation blog One Mile at a Time, the disturbing incident occurred on a SunExpress aircraft on July 21 between Ankara, Turkey, and Dusseldorf, Germany. A member of the cabin staff reported that as they were having their crew lunch, they discovered a little snake's head hidden among the potatoes and veggies. The head of the reptile is shown in a video posted on Twitter laying in the centre of the meal tray. Severed snake head found in a Sunexpress in-flight meal. The flight was enroute to Düsseldorf from Ankara when a cabin crew member, who had eaten most of the meal, found it. Dead snails have previously appeared in the airline’s flight meals. A company providing catering suspended pic.twitter.com/nAgg2wSUIK — Handy Joe (@DidThatHurt2) July 26, 2022 × The airline acted right away in reaction to the dreadful finding. According to the source, a SunExpress spokesperson told the Turkish media that the occurrence was "absolutely unacceptable." The airline's agreement with the questioned food supplier has since been suspended, and an investigation has also been started, the representative said. The airline told the Independent that it was "our top priority" to ensure that the services we offer to our guests on our aircraft are of the highest calibre and that both our guests and employees have a comfortable and safe flight experience. The airline has more than 30 years of experience in the aviation industry. Also Read: Economic revival hope after Russia-Ukraine grain deal crashes as Russia cuts gas supply to Europe The meal's caterer, on the other hand, has disputed that the snake head could have come from one of their locations. According to reports, Sancak Inflight Service claimed that it "did not provide any of the foreign objects that were supposedly in the food when cooking." The catering company went on to assert that the reasonably fresh-appearing snake head had to have been inserted later because its meals are prepared at a temperature of 280 degrees Celsius. (with inputs from agencies)

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There are days when you just want someone to hand you something nice to eat. But mostly in such cases, you are tired after a day's work. Such an urge for some good food is unlikely to tingle your tastebuds when you are, say, renovating your bathroom.

But a man from Illinois got such a surprise treat (?) when he found McDonald's meal inside his bathroom wall. We can probably understand if he wasn't up for a quick bite because the meal was six decades old.

Rob, the homeowner who found the meal, described this strange incident on Reddit.&nbsp;

“While removing a fixture in the bathroom I noticed a piece of cloth stuck behind plaster and pulled it out to show my wife,” he explained.

Their home was built in the year 1959. This means that the meal sitting inside the bathroom wall for more than 60 years.

Both Rob and his wife were relieved because the plastic wrappers contained food items and not anything sinister. Yikes!

The revelation of Mcdonald's meal has sparked a conversation on Reddit.

“I need to check inside my walls now,” said a user. “McDonald's fries never go bad. It's just an urban legend,” a third user commented.

A McDonald's restaurant was just down the road from Rob's house. The restaurant had opened in 1955.

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"Our house was built in 1959," Rob told Newsweek Rob. "It is very close to a McDonald's location that opened around then so I assume it found its way into our wall from the original builders."

People on Reddit were curious as to in what state the fries were. Was there a smell? someone asked.

“There was no smell and surprisingly no trace of mice.” Rob said.

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There are days when you just want someone to hand you something nice to eat. But mostly in such cases, you are tired after a day's work. Such an urge for some good food is unlikely to tingle your tastebuds when you are, say, renovating your bathroom.

There are days when you just want someone to hand you something nice to eat. But mostly in such cases, you are tired after a day's work. Such an urge for some good food is unlikely to tingle your tastebuds when you are, say, renovating your bathroom. But a man from Illinois got such a surprise treat (?) when he found McDonald's meal inside his bathroom wall. We can probably understand if he wasn't up for a quick bite because the meal was six decades old. Rob, the homeowner who found the meal, described this strange incident on Reddit. “While removing a fixture in the bathroom I noticed a piece of cloth stuck behind plaster and pulled it out to show my wife,” he explained. Their home was built in the year 1959. This means that the meal sitting inside the bathroom wall for more than 60 years. Both Rob and his wife were relieved because the plastic wrappers contained food items and not anything sinister. Yikes! The revelation of Mcdonald's meal has sparked a conversation on Reddit. “I need to check inside my walls now,” said a user. “McDonald's fries never go bad. It's just an urban legend,” a third user commented. A McDonald's restaurant was just down the road from Rob's house. The restaurant had opened in 1955. Also Read | Asteroid the size of Golden Gate Bridge is approaching Earth "Our house was built in 1959," Rob told Newsweek Rob. "It is very close to a McDonald's location that opened around then so I assume it found its way into our wall from the original builders." People on Reddit were curious as to in what state the fries were. Was there a smell? someone asked. “There was no smell and surprisingly no trace of mice.” Rob said. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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An Air India cabin crew member allegedly slapped her junior colleague for serving non-vegetarian food to a vegetarian passenger on board a Frankfurt-bound flight from New Delhi, according to airline officials.

An Air India spokesperson said that an internal probe into the incident, which took place on March 17, has been launched by the carrier&rsquo;s in-flight service department.

The incident happened onboard AI flight 121 after an hour from departure from Delhi when a flight attendant served the wrong meal. The passenger pointed out the mistake to the cabin supervisor but did not file any complaint, a source said.

However, the cabin crew supervisor later took up the issue again with the flight attendant and this time even slapped her for the mistake, the source claimed.

The junior colleague did not retaliate but later filed a complaint with Air India&rsquo;s in-flight service department over the incident, the source said.

&ldquo;We have received a complaint from the cabin crew of the flight AI 121 ( New Delhi-Frankfurt). An internal inquiry has been set up to investigate the allegations in the complaint,&rdquo; the Air India spokesperson said.

The incident comes close to a year after the much talked about March 23 slapgate when Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad kicked, punched and abused an Air India ground staffer in Delhi, only to find himself make history as the first passenger to be ever unanimously banned by all airlines.&nbsp; 
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An Air India spokesperson said that an internal probe into the incident, which took place on March 17, has been launched by the carrier’s in-flight service department

An Air India cabin crew member allegedly slapped her junior colleague for serving non-vegetarian food to a vegetarian passenger on board a Frankfurt-bound flight from New Delhi, according to airline officials. An Air India spokesperson said that an internal probe into the incident, which took place on March 17, has been launched by the carrier’s in-flight service department. The incident happened onboard AI flight 121 after an hour from departure from Delhi when a flight attendant served the wrong meal. The passenger pointed out the mistake to the cabin supervisor but did not file any complaint, a source said. However, the cabin crew supervisor later took up the issue again with the flight attendant and this time even slapped her for the mistake, the source claimed. The junior colleague did not retaliate but later filed a complaint with Air India’s in-flight service department over the incident, the source said. “We have received a complaint from the cabin crew of the flight AI 121 ( New Delhi-Frankfurt). An internal inquiry has been set up to investigate the allegations in the complaint,” the Air India spokesperson said. The incident comes close to a year after the much talked about March 23 slapgate when Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad kicked, punched and abused an Air India ground staffer in Delhi, only to find himself make history as the first passenger to be ever unanimously banned by all airlines. (With inputs from PTI)

Air India crew slaps staff after serving wrong meal inflight

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