Businessman Anand Mahindra is a frequent user of social media and in known for his quirky posts. He has now shared a photo taken by him 47 years ago on Twitter.
"Took this pic in Toledo, Spain in 1975 when I was doing a student photography project. As 5G networks roll out around the world, this reminded me that the most efficient communication network will always be word of mouth," he wrote while sharing the post on Saturday.
Since being shared, the post has received more than 5,000 likes and over 200 users have re-tweeted it. The comment section of the post are flooded with user's praises about Mr Mahindra's photography skills.
"Absolutely beautiful shot sir," a user wrote, while another said, "You have very good photography skills."
A third user wrote, "Well said. The basic communication remains only the media has changed over the years."
Mr Mahindra is known for his interesting social media posts. In a recent update on Twitter, he had a message for his followers - to think out of the box.
The post showed an image of popular game tic-tac-toe on a coffee mug, which has a message "Think Outside The Box". In the accompanying tweet, Mr Mahindra said, "I'm going to get this mug. Clever. The solution to a problem often lies by joining the dots with something OUTSIDE your own ecosystem."
More than 2,500 people liked and over 200 retweeted the post. Other Twitter users shared their own "out of the box" solutions after being inspired by the answer presented in the viral post.
Musk's X Ordered To Pay Rs 5 Crore To Employee Fired For Not Responding To Billionaire's Email Chinese Woman's Refusal To Stow Louis Vuitton Bag Causes Major Flight Delay, Goes Viral When Honesty Goes Viral: 7th Grader's Leave Application Breaks The Internet Life On Earth Originates From One Ancestor, Older Than Previously Believed Cops Probing Conspiracy Angle Into Kolkata Hospital Vandalism: 5 Points Omar Abdullah On What Should Be J&K Assembly's 1st Move After Polls Centre Closely Monitoring Mpox Situation, No New Cases Reported MK Stalin Unveils Mega Industrial Housing For 18,000 Foxconn Women Workers "Effective Immediately": Elon Musk's X Closing Operations In Brazil Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.