11-month-old Girl sent on Solo Parasailing by parents

As per one report:

Eleven-months-old Niya Nisam loud bawling did not deter her parents from sending the infant parasailing alone 50-ft up in the sky at Muzhappilangad beach here on Wednesday afternoon. Hours later, district police chief P N Unnirajan, who attended the adventure sport event, said he would register a case under the Juvenile Justice Act against the organizers.

"When I was asked to flag off (the event), I refused, saying that making a child to parasail alone is against the rules. But they said that one of the parents will accompany her. I believed them and left the place before it began," he said.

The event was organized by Malabar Aero Sports Society (MASS) a Kozhikode-based adventure sports and tourism organization. The little para-sailor is the granddaughter of Safar Ahmed, general secretary of the organization.

MASS said the event was aimed at popularizing parasailing. It claimed to have imparted "proper training" to the infant.

A senior paediatrician, however, pooh-poohed the "training" argument. "It’s not age-appropriate learning. An 11-month-old cannot learn parasailing just like that," Dr Sachidananda Kamath, state president of the Indian Academy of Paediatrics, said.

The district tourism promotion council (DTPC), the licensing authority for such events on the beach, said the event was conducted without permission. DTPC secretary Saji Varghese said that the council later received a letter from the organizers, apologizing for conducting the event without permission.

Get My Viuz Updates by e-mail

Indian origin Girl in Britain grows beard

As per a report:

A 23-year-old Indian-origin girl in the UK, who has a condition that causes excessive hair growth, is challenging conventional ideas of female beauty by sporting a beard and says it makes her feel more feminine. Harnaam Kaur, of Slough, Berkshire, has polycystic ovary syndrome, which can cause excessive hair growth. She was just 11 years old when a beard started to appear on her face and the hair quickly spread to her chest and arms. 

The condition made her the victim of cruel taunts at school and on the street. She even received death threats from strangers over the internet, 'The Mirror' reported. Kaur decided to stop removing her hair after being baptised as a Sikh - a religion in which it is forbidden to cut body hair. "I would never ever go back now and remove my facial hair because it's the way God made me and I'm happy with the way I am," she said. Kaur says she feels more feminine and has learned to love herself for who she is. However, it took Kaur some time to embrace her condition. In her early teens, she was so ashamed of her beard that she resorted to waxing twice a week. She also tried bleaching and shaving.

But it only made the problem worse - the hair became thicker and spread. At her lowest points she began self-harming and she even considered taking her own life. "I got bullied badly - at school I was called a 'beardo' and things like 'shemale' and 'sheman'," Kaur said. But now, Kaur said she feels more feminine than ever and chooses girly tops over baggy, high-necked jumpers. "I wear skirts, dresses and jewellery and I like to get my nails done like every other girl," she said.

Get My Viuz Updates by e-mail

Facebook Cheat Pretends Heartbreak, Dupes Girl of Rs 10 Lakhs

Now what would you say to this report that a College dropout used fake Facebook profile to sweet-talk a girl into stealing her mother's jewellery. Within 15 days, cops turn the tables, lure him with a fake profile of their own. As per the report:

The police have arrested an 18-year-old college dropout who posed as a businessman on Facebook and sweet-talked a 14-year-old into giving him Rs 10 lakh worth jewellery and cash she had stolen from home. Fittingly, the cops nabbed the accused, identified as Misbah Ayub Ali Khan, by baiting him by creating a fake Facebook profile of a woman. Khan, who was arrested from his hometown in Uttar Pradesh, has been remanded to police custody till December 16. “The accused was a student of hotel management in Rizvi but stopped going to college some months ago,” said DCP Mahesh Patil, who headed the investigation.

After chatting with some of the girls for a few days using the Armaan profile, Khan decided his target — a 14-year-old schoolgirl. He told her he is a successful businessman with a lot of property. Soon, they were talking of getting married. “Khan told the girl he had a Rs 2-crore worth plot where he would construct a villa for them to live.” But, Khan told the girl, there was hitch. He had raised Rs 1.7 crore, but was falling short of Rs 30 lakh. The girl immediately volunteered to help. The next day, she stole 19 tola of her mother’s gold jewellery and some cash — totalling Rs 10 lakh — and handed it over to Armaan. When the ‘Armaan’ Facebook profile went dormant, she realised she had been cheated. 

On November 28, she confessed to her parents. Following her parents' complaint, the police first visited Khan's grandparents at Saki Naka. They were told Khan had not come home for 10 days and they were worried. After two days, Malad police inspector Maruti Sangle, decided to turn the tables on him. Sangle created a Facebook profile in a girl’s name and sent ‘Armaan’ a friend request., which Khan accepted.

Get My Viuz Updates by e-mail

Girl Child Married at 4, Divorced at 8

Now what would you say this report that an Indian Girl Child was Married at 4 & Divorced at 8. As per a report:

Four years ago, a four-year-old girl named Fatima became a victim of child marriage in Nakhi village of Shravasti district of Uttar Pradesh. Fatima's father Mangre, a poor labourer got her daughter married with a 14-year-old boy, Bakridi.

But, in a span of four years, the light of knowledge and education changed Mangre's old beliefs. After four years, when the groom's family, staying in nearby Tulsipur village, came at Mangre's home to take eight-year-old Fatima to her in-laws's place, then brave Mangre had the guts to say no to them. Mangre asked 18-year-old Bakridi's family to wait for ten years to take Fatima at their home. Because, according to law, a girl should be at least 18-year-old at the time of marriage.

But, Bakridi's family did not agree with Mangre's decision. So, he called a Kazi, who helped in granting divorce to them. Now, Mangre not only wants to educate his daughter but he has also pleged to stop other parents who get their minor girls married at tender age, when they do not even understand the meaning of marriage.  

Get My Viuz Updates by e-mail

Buried Alive, Girl Crawls out of Grave

As per one report:

A teenage girl was forced to dig her way out of a grave after being raped and buried alive in Pakistan. The 13-year-old was taken from her village while taking Koran lessons, then taken to an isolated area, sexually assaulted and buried because her captors assumed that the attack had killed her. However, she managed to climb out of the muddy tomb and flagged two pedestrians down. 

The girl's father, Siddique Mughal, told authorities that his daughter had been kidnapped, but claims that they refused to do anything. After the girl was taken to receive medical attention, authorities were ordered to arrest the assailants by the Lahore High Court Chief Justice’s Complaint Cell immediately.

Get My Viuz Updates by e-mail

Is it a Boy or a Girl?

In India there are many cases of Female Foeticide as in their craving for a Boy many people do all these prohibited acts like Female Foeticide. Now what would you say for this American Family. 
As per a report.........Family with 11 boys tries for a girl -- and gets another boy 

Teri and Jay Schwandt hoped that the 12th time was the charm. The Schwandts are the proud parents of 11 boys and thought that No. 12 might be their lucky number—and their first daughter.

“We thought maybe, maybe, you know, we're going to have a girl. Number 12 could be the one,” Teri told TODAY. Read full story.......here

Get My Viuz Updates by e-mail