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Few hours back, I was in a local train compartment, on my way back home. I was to cover a journey of nearly three and half hours, and as usual I got engaged with my smartphone, the best way out to kill time and boredom, checking mails and listening to music, playing games….bla bla bla… Co-passengers, especially those who were travelling in groups, I presume they might be regular commuters, were busy too, with lots of discussions, covering almost each and every available topics under the sun ( that’s also a way to kill time, man). Let me remind you, my beloved readers, some were delivering lectures (tax free with no obligations), some were the good listeners (best way to not loose your energy) and the rest was engaged in panel discussions ( as they were in front of the camera and telecast is live ). Entered a new guest, trust me the perfume drew the first attraction towards them ( plural terms, buddy, he was accompanied by his wife ). Everything was going normal, till, the panel...

Case Study 1: United Kingdom Hungerford Massacre 1987: 16 people died by a lone gunman. Result: semi automatic and pump-action weapons banned. Registration mandatory for owning shotguns. And the bucks doesn't  stops here: Dunblane, Scotland 1996: One unspeakable coward bastard (sorry for my language) entered the gymnasium of a primary school (yea friends primary school) and  opened fire from his handgun resulting to the death of 15 children aged between five and six along with their teacher. Outcome: UK lawmakers, resulting in some of the toughest anti-gun legislation in the world, passed a ban on the private ownership of all handguns in mainland Britain. Though it took 18 months! Case Study 2: Australia Port Arthur massacre : After the tragic incident, former Australian President John Howard said, " We have an opportunity in this country not to go down the American path." And the opportunity was taken: weapons that can kill many people quickly _ semi auto...

I n a shocking accident, Bill Haas, the renowned  golfer is injured in an car accident. Police said the Ferrari had been travelling at speed before the crash.  The crash occurred in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood at 6.31pm on Tuesday evening.  The 71-year-old male driver of the Ferrari was pronounced dead at the scene. Haas' agent said the driver was Mark Gibello.  The sports car collided with Luke Wilson's SUV, a BMW and another car. LAPD said Wilson was in the car but escaped the crash uninjured. The unnamed 50-year-old woman driving the BMW was also taken to hospital. I wish him fast recovery and the departed soul of Mark RIP. Source:Mail Online