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Doctors used to taste urine to see if you had diabetes. If your urine tasted sweet, then you had diabetes. The first one (in medical modern literature) to notice this relationship was Thomas Willis in 1674.[1]Cars are parked 95% of the time. The typical UK car is parked 96.5% of the time, and in 1995, Singapore cars were parked 94% of the time. The lowest figures were only 88.4% and 89.4%, belonging to two Chinese cities, and 92.3% in Seoul.[2]The custard pie used by actors to throw at one another in comedy scenes, is called a magoo.[3]Scarecrows used to be known as “hobidy-boobies” , and noon used to mean 3pm.Paradoxical undressing is a phenomenon seen in cases of legal hypothermia. Shortly before death, the person will remove their clothes, as if they were burning up, when they’re freezing.[4]Pigeons ignore their navigational skills and instead follow the roads beneath them, according to Oxford University researchers.[5]Footnotes[1] Urine flavor wheels helped doctors taste patients' pee centuries ago[2] "Cars are parked 95% of the time". Let's check![3] What's a Magoo? A Magoozle? A McGoozle?[4] Paradoxical Undressing[5] Pigeons navigate 'by following roads'

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Are you new to the city and searching for a police station?Here is a simple trick. Find out these abandoned, dusty vehicles on the road side footpath. The police station would be with in 100 mts.The below images are few examples..According to replies to an RTI petition filed by NGO with Chennai police, there are 1,949 two-wheelers stacked inside police stations across T Nagar (497), Mylapore (140), Adyar (538), Triplicane (172) and Pulianthope (602). Anna Nagar police district did not give the figures, while Flower Bazaar, Washermanpet and Kilpauk districts have not responded to the query. Individual police stations like Pulianthope (94), Vyasarpadi (103), Kodungaiyur (88), Virugambakkam (97) have around 100 vehicles piled up on their premises. Registration plates of some of these two-wheelers are long gone.In the resulting irony, policemen and visitors are forced to park their vehicles outside the station premises causing traffic snarls.The above is just a case of a small part of city in India. Just imagine the number for the whole country.These vehicles are either abandoned or met with an accident and seized by the police. Our lengthy and cumbersome judicial system takes years to pass a judgment. By this time, they will be stagnant and useless. It can be understood, if the vehicle met with an accident. Most of the vehicles are stolen and caught by police or abandoned for some reasons which were not claimed because of legal costs (bribing in many cases) may exceed cost of the vehicle.I daily watch the vehicles that were in the police station. First the battery will be stolen. The front tyre, next the back tyre.Few suggestions to get rid of these..The police should take some initiative and put a time limit, say for 6 months, to claim the vehicles.Build a friendly app, similar to Google’s people pooling app.. with two inputs, ‘A police found a vehicle’ and ‘I lost my vehicle’. An algorithm to match these two. Time limit should be 6 months.They can be used in a better way like renting on daily basis or auction after 6 months. With increasing online shopping, these two wheelers can help some one in needy and generate employment as delivery boys.All that the police need is a small intention and initiation. If they don't have time, at least outsource the task to some organization.A common garage away from the city to park these vehicles.These vehicles are causing..Occupying valuable parking space and forcing others to park on road.Water inside the cars are the source of dengue.Assets with non performance and under-utilization of resources.Forcing someone to buy a new vehicle, thus increasing the demand and price.Making city look dirty and a hurdle to Swachh Bharat Mission.This is what makes me sad when I pass by a police station daily.Edit:Thank you Sunil B N for escalating the issue to PMO..