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1. Scarf/Gamcha

A long, white (multi-colored, as shown in the image, are also available), cotton scarf or Gamcha (as it is called locally) serves as a shield to insulate your face from the heat. It is necessary if you are traveling outside. Ideally it should be worn so as to cover entire face and head area; but with the new law passed this summer, it is illegal to cover your face. Covering your ears properly will serve the purpose.
2. Water
You have probably heard this before ‘Water is Life’. Drink lots of water to beat the heat. Always keep a small bottle of water with you when you go out.
3. Onion
This humble little vegetable serves as an effective coolant for the human body. Include onion in your daily salad to avoid nose-bleeds due to the heat. Also keep a small onion with you always while going out. It is useful to stop a bleeding nose anywhere – just crush the onion with your hands, and hold it near your nose while breathing.Gang-Wars
A mobile phone is the most effective tool to survive such gang-wars.
Corrupt Police
Throughout the world, police are generally corrupt. However, there is a strong case of exception when it comes to Nagpur City Police because they are exceptionally corrupt (TTip – pun intended!!). This is especially true for the Traffic Police department, which comes up with various ingenious ways to rob citizens – from making helmets compulsory to the ban on covering faces with scarves.
Tools for survival are easy:
1. Wad of 10 rupee notes – when caught, just pretend that you have only 30-40 rupees. Police will accept it and let you go. In no case should they be allowed to see a hundred rupee note or more.
2. Medical Certificate – you get this by paying Rs.10/- at
3. Commonsense (TTip – this is not for people who refer to TTips) – Use your commonsense. This depends on the exact nature of your situation. I cannot help you with it!
TTip - Please click this link if you have not already done so!!

1 comments:
About the police - well, everyone knows how corrupt they are, but have a look at the police in Bangalore to see what "exceptionally corrupt" really means.
Also, IMO, any bike rider should wear a helmet. My helmet saved me in an accident, and the inherent unbalanced nature of a two wheeler should mandate a helmet. People mostly don't wear a helmet for style. Such people can try all the style they want when they make the journey up above.
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