A Safer India

I guess, this is what Mrs Kiran Bedi is upto after resigning from her job at Indian Police Service! Check out this website http://www.saferindia.com

This is a site of an NGO started by Ms Kiran Bedi you can go to this site an log your complaint regarding any crime if the police at your place is not accepting your complaint. Then this NGO will mail your complaint to the DGP of your area. You can also use this mail as the legal document in case of filing a case in the court of judgment.
This is to be noted that this site is directly administered by Ms Kiran Bedi so all your mails directly goes to her .

Friends spread this information in your network so that any one in such need can go to this site and launch his/her complaint.

PS: I was sort of disappointed though to see the website pop many errors; I hope they work on it and iron out the issues ASAP.
Update: I sent SaferIndia.com a feedback about broken links and lo behold! I got a reply from none other than Mrs Bedi herself!!! Wow! Well, Yes, the links have been fixed and the site is up and running without any errors.

Love Actually: Coma can't put a fullstop to this tale

I was so touched by this news story that I just had to post it here to share with world at large! Well,
hai sabhee kuchh jahaan me, dostee hain wafaa hain
apanee ye kamanaseebee, hum ko naa kuchh bhee milaa hain

http://www.ibnlive.com/news/love-actually-coma-cant-put-a-fullstop-to-this-tale/58970-19.html

Mumbai: College romances are meant to be fun, laughter and companionship. But for 23-year-old Sunny Pawar, companionship has assumed a new meaning.

His girlfriend, Aarti Macwan, met with a serious accident a year-and-a-half ago and has been in coma ever since.

Sunny says Aarti - his girlfriend of of two-and-a-half years - was a cheerful, independent girl. But now she needs to be cared for 24 hours a day.

“I spent 15 months with Aarti before the accident and 15 months after. It’s those 15 months that have forced me, motivated me and given me the determination to go on,” says Sunny.

Sunny was a student before the accident but he has now given up his studies to take care of Aarti. He feeds her, keeps her clean, talks to her and takes care of all her daily needs.

Aarti's mother Bharati Macwan can only marvel at this young boy whose role has transcended way beyond the regular boyfriend.

“He is a male member and taking care of my daughter and serving her like anything even before marriage. He' s her boyfriend, he's her father,” she says.

Struggling with financial difficulties and the inevitable depression, Sunny pins up poems and positive messages on the wall opposite Aarti’s bed.

And even though this unique couple isn't bound in a marriage, they are already living their vows - together in sickness and in health, till death do them apart.