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For facilitating last-minute change in plans of the passengers, the Indian Railways offers the option of transferring passenger ticket to one of their blood relations. As long as the passenger fulfils the official requirements within the stipulated deadline, such a transfer can be made easily.

In a disturbing incident, a man in Chennai found a blood-stained band-aid in the food he ordered through food delivery giant Swiggy. The worse part is that Balamurugan, the customer, discovered the band-aid after he had consumed half of the noodles. He shared his displeasure on a Facebook post.

An ambience of astound created when fear gripped due to sudden opening of gunfire by an armed man in an Indiana supermarket on Wednesday evening leaving two women, a shopper and an employee submerged in the pool of blood. The gunman was also shot dead in an encounter with police as revealed by authorities.

Unknown violators of law dared to shoot State law and tourism Maheshwar Mohanty (60) on Friday near his residence located in Puri. Foiled in their attempt, miscreants ran away after firing at the minister leaving him in the pool of blood. Fortunate minister survived having brushed with death.

The cruel attempt of shedding blood by terrorists or their group seems a common ado in Peshawar, Pakistan. Another suicide- bomber was hired for doing blast near the Frontier Corps (FC) check post. The target place was very close to Iranian Consulate that apparently uncovered the brutal intentions of the bomber.

Four unidentified men with their criminal instinct stormed into a luxurious hotel 'Serena' located in Kabul on Thursday and opened fire via their pistols. The weapons were hidden in their socks, which they brought out for shedding blood of every passerby. Unfortunately, 9 innocents including 4 foreigners were shot dead.

The game of blood shed is on in Janglote, Jammu and Kashmir between Indian army and three militants today, shooting a person dead and hitting an army camp that is near the International borderline separating India and Pakistan.

Fatima Bhutto, the niece of violently murdered former Pakistani premier Benazir Bhutto, who is seriously campaigning her heavy book on the Bhutto dynasty, has said she has not been granted a visa to visit India for a book tour. "Still no Indian visa!" Fatima said in a message posted on her page o