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Think or blink!!!

Fires and Floods can give a rude awakening to those who are seeming asleep in an 'aRithuyil!' :sleep:


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https://in.news.yahoo.com/deonar-garbage-dump-fire-exposed-060000018.html
 
Making lazy people lazier! :yawn:

 [h=3]From a Start-up: WiFi on the move, with an app to find the network and log in by itself[/h] In tech-savvy cities around the world, people are often heard asking for the availability of free WiFi in public places such as restaurants, hotels, hospitals trains, buses, even taxis. In the modern connected world, finding free WiFi is like getting a drink of water. With growing smart-phone usage and a constantly increasing demand for data on the go, there is a constant quest for free WiFi.
The Indian Express

 
The poor wretches have learned to fall asleep on empty stomachs. :(

But the elite need Foreign stuff to help them fall asleep! :rolleyes:

Elite drink for good sleep, so banning English liquor may be tough: Manju Verma Bihar Social Welfare Minister Kumari Manju Verma has triggered a controversy by saying the “elite” drink liquor for “good sleep” and hence, the state government might find it difficult to enforce a ban on English liquor. The Nitish Kumar government had proposed a ban on country-made liquor from April 1 and English liquor from September 1. On Wednesday, at a news programme, the minister had said, “Elite people such as doctors, engineers and lawyers drink after getting tired. The Indian Express
 
Human Guinea pigs??? :decision:

 [h=3]Cervical cancer: US expert raises doubts over clinical trial on 2.24 lakh women[/h] It was a fiery one-on-one session between San Francisco-based pathologist Dr Eric Suba and a team of medical oncologists from Tata Memorial Hospital with allegations and counter-allegations over a 13-year-long clinical trial the hospital conducted on 2.24 lakh women for understanding cervical cancer-related mortality through different screening methods. Suba, the director of clinical laboratories at the Kaiser Permanante Medical Center who heads an NGO for prevention of cervical cancer, has come to Mumbai to discuss three clinical trials on cervical cancer in India, with which he had raised ethical issues and subsequently forced the Centre and the state government to look into the trial reports.

The Indian Express
 
Reminds me of the hilarious movie 'Dunstan checks in' :rofl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abh5_EhkUjU

 [h=3]Thieving monkey bound and caged in India's Mumbai[/h] The captured monkey, its arms tied tightly behind its back, sits crouched over in a Mumbai residential colony trying with its teeth to untie the cord bound around its ankles. It was one of three or four monkeys to have been tearing around the community in the western city's Sion area and residents recently complained to a local municipal councillor about the unwelcome guests. Monkeys, who are revered in Hindu-majority India, often trash gardens, offices, residential rooftops and even attack people viciously for food -- but are rarely subjected to such public humiliation.

AFP

 
Then why did he do it??? :confused:

 [h=3]Rohith Vemula wouldn’t commit suicide over suspension: HCU ABVP head[/h] “I knew Rohith Vemula since 2012, I don’t think his suspension was the reason he killed himself,”Susheel Kumar, President of Akhil Bhartiya Vidhyarthi Parishad at Hyderabad Central University , who has been charged with abetment to the Dalit scholar’s suicide, said in Mumbai on Friday. Kumar was in the city to speak to the media and clear his stand on the issue of Vemula’s death.
The Indian Express
 
Surely he was not hit very badly
since he was ABLE to abduct her!
BUT WHY was he armed in the first place??? :decision:

 [h=3]Mumbai road rage: Hit by car, man ‘abducts’ woman driver in Virar[/h] n a case of road rage that took an even uglier turn, a 40-year-old woman was allegedly abducted by an armed pedestrian after he was hit by her car outside a busy mall in Virar Wednesday. Till Thursday night, the police had not been able to trace the woman.

The Indian Express

 
Clothes make a man and of a course a woman too!

Exposing what must remain covered is inviting trouble!

May be the respect must be proportional to her latent talents.

But who will go in search of the latent talents ignoring the assets laid bare!

[h=3]Respect for girls shouldn't depend on their clothes: Vidya Balan[/h] Mumbai, Feb 5 (IANS) Actress Vidya Balan, who has featured in strong women-centric films in her career, feels it's important that respect for a woman should be independent of the clothes that she wears. A
 
They lost their dear lives but their physical bodies will remain preserved for a long long time! :(

 [h=3]Siachen avalanche: Army declares all trapped soldiers dead; PM Modi pays condolences[/h] All ten soldiers who were hit by a massive avalanche at Siachen on Wednesday have been declared dead by the Army. The Ministry of Defence had earlier in the day said the chances of finding any survivors were very remote. "With deepest regret we have to state that chances of finding any survivors are very remote," said the Defence Spokesperson. Prime Minister Narendra Modi too mourned on the demise of the soldiers on Thursday.

The Indian Express
 

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