Without a driver, the train covered 70 kilometers.

 Without a driver, the train covered 70 kilometers.

 

After a freight train drove over 70 kilometers without a driver, Indian Railways conducted an investigation.

Social media videos show the train rushing by a number of stations.

According to Indian Railways, the train has been halted, and the BBC reports that no one was hurt.

The 53-car chipboard-carrying train stopped in Kathua to replenish its crew before continuing on to Punjab from Jammu.


 

Following the departure of the train driver and his helper, officials said he began to move down the incline on the railroad lines.

At a speed of over 100 kilometers per hour, the train passed five stops before coming to a stop.

"The train was stopped after a railway official placed wooden blocks on the tracks," sources told PTI.

The train slowed down thanks to the wooden obstacles.

They gave her a meal that cost $1,000.

 They gave her a meal that cost $1,000.

 According to local media, Letisha Bishop, an American lady, is presently unable to pay for basic food after being mistakenly charged over $1,000 for a single sandwich at a Columbus, Ohio, metro station.

According to the New York Post, Bishop has yet to get her reimbursement for the $1,021.50 she paid for three sandwiches last month, including $1,010 for a single sandwich.

The pricing of the chain sandwich at that location ranges from $6.50 to $12.

The American lady claims that for over two months, she has been unable to get in touch with someone at the store's owner who could assist her.

"I'm trying to make ends meet right now," she said to ABC in the United States.

She also mentioned that because her account was in the red at one time, she was unable to purchase basic necessities.

Since then, the shop where she purchased the sandwiches has closed, and the business that owns it has not made any announcements.

China: A zoo is charged with deceptive advertising after depicting dogs as pandas.

 China: A zoo is charged with deceptive advertising after depicting dogs as pandas.

 By dyeing the fur of Chow Chow dogs black and white for marketing purposes, Taizhou Zoo in Jiangsu province, eastern China, has been charged with fraudulent advertising for deceiving tourists into believing they would see pandas.

The new "panda dog" exhibit, which costs 2.58 euros, was publicized on social media by the zoo on May 1. However, guests were let down when they got at the garden and saw that it was about painted dogs, according to Sky News.

The garden worker denied the charges of deceptive advertising, emphasizing that the advertisement made it clear that it was about Chow Chow dogs and that it was simply a new option for guests that did not incur additional fees.

The garden's spokesperson justified this action by stating that "people also dye their hair."

Dogs with long fur can be dyed using natural dye. "We did this because we don't have pandas in the zoo," he continued.

In South Korea, only sophisticated ladies are permitted to visit a gym.

 In South Korea, only sophisticated ladies are permitted to visit a gym.

 Incheon, a city in South Korea close to Seoul, has a gym that placed a sign stating that it is only open "exclusively for cultured and elegant women" and that, as said, "aunties" who lack manners are not permitted to use the facility.

In addition to designating ladies in their late 30s and beyond, the word "ajuma" used on the sign is also a pejorative epithet for misbehaving women.

"BBC" states that the owner of the gym, who justified the decision by saying that his business "suffered damage" as a result of these women's actions, was not named by the local media.

He said that "aunties like free things" and that they wash laundry and steal towels at the gym, which is how women and "ajumas" differ from one another.

"BBC" claims that although some on the Internet applauded the restriction, the South Korean gym's decision has reignited the conversation over how to treat the elderly, particularly ladies.

THE CRAziest laws ever are these ones! They still hold sway in America!

THE CRAziest laws ever are these ones! They still hold sway in America!

These laws really exist, despite the fact that they sound absurd. You are done if you sing a falsetto by mistake, and the monkey will be punished if he starts a cigar.

1. If you annoy Big Foot, you risk being jailed or punished. Washington

2. Serving alcoholic drinks is prohibited. In Arizona, Fairbanks

3. It's against the law to drive in reverse. Glendale, Arizona

4. Using old underpants to clean your automobile is against the law. California's San Francisco

5. Changing a mannequin's outfit in a storefront window without first lowering the curtain is against the law. Georgia 

 

6. Monkeys are not allowed to smoke cigarettes. (India's South Bend) )

7. Gargling in public is prohibited. (Louisiana's New Orleans)

8. Unless directed by a physician, taking a bath is illegal. Massachusetts's Boston

9. Women who pose as Santa Claus face a 30-day prison term. Minnesota

10. It is illegal to open a massage parlor. (North Carolina's Horneytown)

 

11. If you lie down and sleep with your shoes on, you will be in violation of the law. (North Dakota, Fargo)

12. Taking off a woman's clothing in front of a man's photo is against the law. (Oxford, Ohio)

13. Making faces at pets can result in fines or jail time. (Oklahoma)

14. Before giving a sermon, priests are not allowed to consume onions or garlic. Marion, Oregon

15. Women who want to apply cosmetics must get a license. (PA, Morrisville)

 

16. Lying down and dozing off in a cheese factory is prohibited. (South Dakota)

17. In Memphis, Tennessee, it is unlawful to take uneaten pies home, thus all pies must be consumed on the premises.

18. On all roadways, birds have the right-of-way. (Utah)

19. Red attire is prohibited for women to wear in public. (Wisconsin)

20. No more than five hours may be spent playing bingo. (North Carolina)

21. It is forbidden for chickens to cross the street. Georgia

 

22. Cutting a cactus carries a 25-year jail term. (Arizona)

23. If a police officer believes that biting a dog will help it relax, they are permitted to do so. (Ohio, Paulding)

24. Selling your eyeballs is against the law. (Texas)

25. Lying while singing is illegal. (North Carolina)

26. On Sundays, you are not allowed to sell a toothbrush and toothpaste to the same consumer. (The Island of Rhode Island)

27. You are only permitted to use your hands to consume fried chicken. The city of Gainsville, Georgia

28. It is illegal for relatives to marry unless they are younger than 65. (Utah)

29. Lake Street is off-limits to red automobiles. Minnesota's Minneapolis

 

I was aware that he was older, but I was unsure of the exact amount. I discovered out he was my grandfather's age, but it was too late for me to turn back.

 I was aware that he was older, but I was unsure of the exact amount. I discovered out he was my grandfather's age, but it was too late for me to turn back.

 My dad was disappointed, but my grandfather stated he was glad if I was happy.

Miricle Pogu, 26, and her husband, Charles, 87, have been blissfully married for three years despite their more than sixty-year age gap, and they have no intention of listening to her hurtful remarks. Online abuse of the couple, who want to use artificial insemination to have two children, is ongoing; some have referred to their union as a "business deal," according to The Sun.

However, Myrickle and Charles, who first connected while she was employed at a neighborhood laundry in Starkville, chose to express their happiness on social media. Miricle posted a video of the pair dancing at her house on TikTok. She included the following message with the video: "When you are happily married and carefree."

View their appearance in the gallery:

 

After being uploaded using the account @mnigeria98, the video quickly gained popularity, receiving 1.7 million views. Reactions on social media were divided; some people applauded the pair, while others harshly attacked them. One person said, "How wonderful." One more person said, "I like you." The third provided a brief statement of support: "Society always has something to say about other people's happiness, which says a lot about human misery."

However, they were not immune to criticism. One person said, "It's safe with him for the money." "I know a business deal when I see one," said another. "You mean, happily waiting for the payoff?" inquired a third.

Regarding their relationship, Miricle said that she was initially unsure of Charles's actual age: "I knew he was older, but I didn't know exactly how old." I had already fallen in love when I learned. I love him for who he is, regardless of how old he is—100 or 55. Because he looks so beautiful and is constantly busy and full of energy, I assumed he was 60 or 70 years old.

Though they are conscious of time restrictions, the pair is making plans for the future: "Charles says he might not be here in five years." He will, I assure him, and he will outlast all of us. I'm trying to make the most of our time together because I know I'll outlast him."

At first, her family did not approve of the relationship, and her father even contemplated skipping the wedding. "My grandfather said he was happy if I was happy, but my dad was disappointed" . He said that he needed more time to come to terms with her choice:

"I questioned him about his desire to lose me permanently. He would have lost me if he hadn't attended the wedding. Ultimately, upon meeting Charles, he  loved him."

The couple wishes to have more children, even though they are very different in age. Charles should have another generation, in my opinion. To find out our alternatives, we want to visit the IVF clinic. However, they encountered discrimination: "We experienced discrimination when we initially visited the clinic. As long as we have a child, I don't give a damn about it right now."

Despite knowing that Charles' advanced age may be a barrier, Miricle perseveres:

"I'm keeping an open mind – it might not work, but it's worth a try."

 Charles claims he is unaffected by the disparaging remarks:

"Mirikle is fantastic; she has constructed her life. For us, the age gap is not an issue. We're content, and that's all that matters. People on the Internet are simply chatting."

"People on the Internet make me feel bad," Miricle acknowledges, acknowledging that their connection has sparked a barrage of remarks. They criticize our connection, claiming that Charles is unaware of what's happening and that I am taking advantage of him. However, I am aware of the reality. I have my own career as a nurse. Charles is not necessary for me to be happy. However, I'm glad that I choose him.

The following is the beneficiary to whom the grandmother left everything after her death: "After my death, I order that the property be distributed like this," according to her will.

 The following is the beneficiary to whom the grandmother left everything after her death: "After my death, I order that the property be distributed like this," according to her will.

 

All of Santina Girolami's belongings were bequeathed to the municipality.

Santina Girolami died at the age of 94, and her family members were truly taken aback when her will was read.

It's common for our loved ones to put us in unexpected circumstances, but what Italian grandma Santina Girolami did for her family was more than any of us could have ever imagined.

Specifically, Santina died in March of last year at the age of 94, and her family members were truly taken aback when her will was read. Santina was a rich grandma who bequeathed all of her belongings to the little town of Domege's municipality.

Relatives and acquaintances were astonished when the grandmother, who died on March 27 of last year, left all of her property—which is not very little—to the local municipality in the area where she lived. Santina bequeathed the entire building, which consisted of 12 apartments and 323 square meters, to the municipal government after it approved her will, which included detailed instructions on how she wanted her property to be divided.

 The city council approved Santina's will at the end of last year. "I cancel all my previous testamentary provisions and order that after my death my property be distributed as follows: the building at number 20 in Risorgimento Street will be assigned to the Municipality of Domeđe," she wrote.

In a recent decision, the municipality engaged Pieve di Cadora notary Ruggiero Orlando to handle all legal tasks related to legacy transcribing and registration.

The aforementioned structure, whose use has not yet been determined by the city, belonged to Santina Girolami, a widow who was born in Libya in 1929.