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Coronavirus: Picture of Mount Everest visible from Bihar amuses Twitter

Updated on: 06 May,2020 03:20 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Ritu Jaiswal, the Mukhya of Singhwahini village in Bihar posted a picture of the Mount Everest being visible from her rooftop

Coronavirus: Picture of Mount Everest visible from Bihar amuses Twitter

Picture/Ritu Jaiswal-Twitter

In the caption, Jaiswal said that she saw Mount Everest from the rooftop of her home in the village for the first time, even though the other ranges in Nepal are usually visible in clear weather.


She tweeted in Hindi, saying that Mount Everest is visible from the roofs of the houses in Singhwahini village in Sitamarhi district, adding that nature was balancing itself, and she attributed the improvement in air quality due to the lockdown.

Ritu Jaiswal's post

When Jaiswal was questioned by a user about how she could be certain that the peak seen in the picture was of Mount Everest, she said that her husband could see the peak from the village when he was a child back in the 1980’s. She went on to explain that highest snowy peak of the Himalayas can only be seen and Everest is in the north east of our village and this pic is of the north east (sic)," she said in the comment.

The post, shared on May 4, garnered more than 4,500 likes and was retweeted 947 times. The picture was also shared by forest officer Parveen Kaswan who wrote that Mount Everest was seen from Bihar after decades.

Here’s how the Twitterati reacted on the picture:

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