April Fool

Happy April Fools' Day! It's a time for harmless pranks and good-natured humor. Learn about the origins of this tradition and share these messages and ...

Those who continued to celebrate the New Year's Day on April 1 were ridiculed and called "April fools". April Fool’s Day is celebrated on the 1st of April every year and is a day filled with harmless pranks and good-natured humor. And of course, no April Fool’s Day is complete without a good prank. It is a day to have fun and enjoy some harmless mischief. Some of the funniest messages and quotes include “Good made daylight which is called sun and brightness at night which is called the moon and then he made a fool and that is you….. The day when pranksters come out of their shells to play practical jokes and hoaxes on their friends and family.

Media and brands take chance to offer up some light relief, including Matt Hancock cheddar and an Oasis reunion.

In a fake press release, the dating app Tinder said it would be banning all images of people holding fish, and the language learning app Duolingo said it had partnered with the streaming service Peacock on a fake dating show called Love Language. In a tweet, it called on listeners to “add more to your cooking than just a knob of butter – include a knob of cheese, too”. There were also reports that some of Britain’s tallest buildings, including the BT Tower, were to be converted into wind turbines to help Britain reach net zero under radical climate plans secretly approved by the government. [unveiled its new Big McNugget Boot](https://twitter.com/McDonaldsUK/status/1642059986980286466?s=20), “the most flavoursome shoe of SS23”, and the paint brand Dulux, which “decided” to ditch its iconic sheepdog logo in favour of a king charles spaniel in honour of the new monarch. On Saturday morning, though, readers enjoyed waking up to a wealth of stories offering some light relief. [opening of a hospitality suite](https://twitter.com/SaintsRugby/status/1642060634769563649?s=20) halfway up the Northampton Lift Tower.

April Fool Day: दोस्तों को फनी अंदाज में अप्रैल फूल की याद दिलाएं। उन्हें हैप्पी अप्रैल फूल ...

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April Fool Day : अप्रैल फूल को लेकर बच्चों में सबसे ज्यादा उत्साह देखा जाता है, लेकिन बड़े भी ...

एक और कहानी जो अप्रैल फूल को लेकर लोकप्रिय है, वो है कि 1915 में एक अप्रैल को एक अफवाह उड़ी की जर्मनी के लिले हवाई हड्डे पर एक ब्रिटिश पायलट ने बम फेंक दिया. लेकिन 1582 में पोप ग्रेगोरी 13 ने एक नया कैलेंडर जारी किया और उसमें निर्देश दिया कि नया साल 1 जनवरी को मनाया जाएगा. इस बात को वहां की जनता ने सच मान लिया और सामूहिक रूप से सब अप्रैल फूल बन गए, क्योंकि 32 मार्च कोई तारीख ही नहीं थी, तारीख था अप्रैल.

अप्रैल फूल पर भले ही आपने और लोगों के साथ मस्‍ती मजाक किया हो, लेकिन ये सब करने में ...

क्या आपने कभी ट्रिपल डेकर पैसेंजर जेट के बारे में सुना है? [हांगकांग](https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/travel/weekend-getaways/hongkong-market-in-gurgaon-where-you-can-buy-cheap-clothes/articleshow/98035298.cms) एयरलाइंस ने अपने यात्रियों को अप्रैल फूल बनाया। उन्होंने एक कैरियर पर रोस्टेड डक और बार्बेक्यू पोर्क मील्स को टांग दिया था, इसे देखकर यात्रियों के मुंह में तो मानों पानी आ गया था। [एयरलाइन](https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/photomazza/travel/best-and-cheapest-airline-in-asia-for-their-best-food/photoshow/98449855.cms) ने दावा किया कि चूंकि हीलियम नाइट्रोजन की तुलना में 85% हल्का है, हवा के मिश्रण में हीलियम मिलाने से वाहक अपने बोइंग 737 एनजी विमानों पर ईंधन की लागत में लगभग 3 से 4% की कटौती करेगा। लेकिन यह एक अप्रैल फूल था।

While the press once pulled spectacular pranks on April 1, they now have to tread carefully with fake news.

Among the complaints sent to the paper was one from the zoo's director. The seven-page report came complete with a map of the archipelago that featured places, ports and spots whose names were all word plays of fonts and typefaces. As spaghetti was a relatively unknown product in the UK back then, many viewers contacted the BBC for advice on growing their own spaghetti trees. The pranks were more impactful in the decades predating the internet and Google, where news was only available either in print or via radio and television. The oft-repeated story is that this day, when people hoax or prank others for fun, dates to 1582, when France switched from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar, as called for by the Council of Trent in 1563. In 2010, Denmark's State National Historic Museum released a handout featuring a skeletal version of the city's famous tourist attraction "The Little Mermaid."