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Keep Your Cool - Survive

Posted by Lakshmi Gopal on Wed, 09 Feb 2011

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The other day, my husband and I were driving down the fast 8-lane Noida expressway. Another car suddenly overtook us, grazing our new MUV. We stopped by the side of the road and gesticulated to the driver of the other car to stop. He scowled and reluctantly brought his car to a halt. We asked him sternly him why he overtook us so suddenly. To this, the man gave us the typically cowbelt look of ‘kya kar loge?’ (Hindi: ‘What will you do about it?’). Even our badly grazed car did not move him to gu... Read More

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prema 12 Feb 11 12:56 AM 'Road rage' is expression of anger,frustration and sometimes testosterone surge. It is a dangerous expression and can have lethal outcomes - the punishments should be high and the points on the license should be added to make this a deterrent. The western countries have overcome this to some extent. In India the law and order is so inadequate and corrupt that we fail to implement a few simple rules and regulations.

prema

12 Feb 11
12:56 AM

'Road rage' is expression of anger,frustration and sometimes testosterone surge. It is a dangerous expression and can have lethal outcomes - the punishments should be high and the points on the license should be added to make this a deterrent. The western countries have overcome this to some extent. In India the law and order is so inadequate and corrupt that we fail to implement a few simple rules and regulations.