Ilavarsan died on July 4. His body was found on a culvert adjoining the railway track in

A lot of what the public thinks about the riot is most likely false information. One reporter said that 172 inmate bodies were piled up inside the prison, when only 11 died.

(1987:63) The villagers peaceful nature was disappearing due to their forced service in the civil patrol. Indigenous citizens were turned against their own villages and neighbors. This due to false promises of the military and the false protection that it would provide. This resulted in a loss of rights of the villages.

Suddenly “a small black snake, which had bitten her had crawled away”. (91) The snake was poisonous and Kamala died moments later leaving Siddhartha’s son in his own care. Siddhartha’s son was accustomed to riches, commanding servants, and other worldly desires. He did not want to live in a hut with two old banana eaters. Little Siddhartha wanted to return to the city from which he came. Siddhartha was troubled by this and asked his dear friend Vasudeva for guidance. One important thing Vasudeva told him was “Water will go to water, youth to youth”. (97) One day little Siddhartha was gone with the raft on the other side of the river. Siddhartha went after his son “And when he felt the wound smarting, he whispered the word Om” (103) Vasudeva came for Siddhartha and they both went back to their hut and “Neither spoke of what had happened”. (104)

On the night of May 1st, some of the students went downtown to bars for some drinks. One too many drinks later, people were out drunk on the streets throwing beer cans at police cars and vandalizing public property. When the police were called, there were already more than one hundred people at the scene throwing whatever they could get their hands on. Mayor LeRoy Satrom and Governor Jim Rhodes declared a state of emergency and ordered all of the bars to close down so people could not get any more alcohol. Police had no control over the protesters so they started to spray tear gas, which calmed them down, until the next day. May 2nd and May 3rd were filled with the police trying to settle down hundreds of activists, but it all led up to the final day. On May 4th, over a thousand people gathered at the campus revolting together. Upon the arrival of the National Guard, the crowd was too much to handle so they started to fire aimlessly in the air. Students Allison Krause, William Schroeder, Jeffery Miller, and Sandra Scheuer lost their lives and nine were

On the morning after the shooting, the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) went to the school nearby the scene. They demanded a civilian review board to discipline the police, but they were greeted by fifty officers holding nightsticks. Two hundred protesters , primarily whites and Puerto Ricans, were occupying the area in front of the school by noon. The next day 250 people attended James Powell’s funeral under surveillance of policemen. In another part of town, people were putting on a rally discussing the rising crime rate in Hharlem. The funeral ended without any problems but later on the rally took a turn for the worst. The crowds made their way to the rooftops and began throwing bricks and bottles. The police rushed to secure the buildings arresting rioters and CORE members. Over 1,000 people assembled at the intersection of 7th Avenue and 125th street. The police began to break the crowd down into mobs which ran in different directions. One group made their way to the Theresa Hotel and a Molotov cocktail was thrown at a police car injuring an officer. The police, authorized to use firearms, proceeded to fire in the air to hold off rioters on the rooftops. One man was found dead after being shot by one of the officers random rounds. On the fourth day, July 19-20th, 75 volunteers created an “outpost” on 125th Street and 8th Avenue to develop aid for teenagers and women in the closing riot. The group began arguing with two white reporters

On April 15,2013 during the Boston Marathon two brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar planted two bombs by the Marathon finish line killing 3 people but injuring more than 260 people and later after the bombing they went and they attempted to robbed a police officer named Sean Collier which led to the officer getting shot down by the two brothers and while the police were on a manhunt to find the shooters of the murder of Sean while still on the hurt for the bombers while the police were looking for those people the brothers went and carjacked a Mercedes SUV while making the hostage go to ATM and take money out and when the brothers went to go stop for gas the hostage manage to get away and call the police and reported the car stolen and when the

Only two days later, the crowd gathered once again in the church and prayed. They prayed for freedom and for their loved ones to heal soon. The building reeked of tear gas still clutching the protesters and their clothes.

Eventually the guards started loading up and we thought this entire mess was finally over until they started calling out people in the crowd directing them to the trains. Nobody knew what they were doing but gossip was going

The articles discusses about how violence was used by people who were killed on a marathon while thousands of people from Boston were participating in the event. Suddenly

Los Avispones, a soccer team of high schoolers from the city of Chilpancingo, had played a match that night against a local team in Iguala. At 11:15 p.m., the players were on their bus and heading home. Their route took them through a state police roadblock where they were rerouted. About 7 miles out of the city, gunmen fired on the bus, killing a player and the driver and wounding seven others. The soccer players, including one who had been shot in the eye and was bleeding profusely, managed to drive to a nearby army battalion where they weren't given help. The gunmen also fired on a taxi and killed a 40 year old

The San Bernardino diocese released him after his arrest saying that his actions were "sinful and illegal." The priest said that he thought the model was fine with his actions since she did not protest.

Although the reunion is joyous, not everyone is excited to discover there are two of them. Using it to her advantage, Tijan is determined to take down the one man responsible for it all… her father. The secrets and lies that have kept the two apart, soon unravel but with deadly

There was considerable damage of houses, dwellings, stores, etc. from fire and looting. Indeed, the aftermath of this pogrom resulted in more than fifteen thousand people without shelter or livelihood.

Angry Sepoys freed their colleagues and went on to massacre British residents. British officers were slow to react and by the next morning fifty Europeans and Eurasians were dead, including women and children. Indian shopkeepers were attacked and looted while the mutineers were on their way to Delhi with the purpose of offering their services to the pensioned Mogul emperor, Bahadur Shah.

Official documents have little say about women and children of the Partition as they were viewed as a collective. Earlier reports on the abduction of women only gave the reader the statistics and brief statements that glorified community nationalism rather than the victims itself. Many failed to dwell into the individual trauma of this particular group (Menon & Bhasin, 1998, p.11). Rani’s testimony was significant in that not only it opened us to another outlook from a witness point of view; it also revealed that people who were not physically involved were also affected psychologically. This was also the only part in the testimony where Rani displayed sympathy and grievance. Her sensitivity and deep connection with these victims correlated with age and gender. Her emphasis on the words ‘young’ and ‘girl’ throughout her testimony evoked our sense of disbelief that people would do such inhumane things to each other (cited in Butalia, 2000, p.271). Her hesitant manner, evident