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Tiring and dream come true!Following all the wedding rituals of 4 hours wrapped in two heavyyyyy embroidered saree along with headache giving hairstyle, how could I expect myself to be in good mood?Though the dinner menu was filled with my favourites, I ate nothing but soup. My husband understood my plight from my eyes. He tried his best to rush post dinner Grah-pravesh ritual and we finally hit the hotel at 1:30 a.m. Pheww!It took us over an hour to fresh up and get in comfortable clothes (Thanks to all the expensive parlour stuff). After a long hot shower I felt better and my appetite started peeking.My husband made me tea (he doesn’t need to be told what I need *blush*) and I filled my tummy with packet of chips and tea. (How could the hotel restaurant not offer service at 2:30 a.m. *eyes rolling* :P)With full stomach and happy heart, we fell asleep in each others’ arms :)Enclosed a picture from the big night:

The 1947 Los Angeles Black Dahlia case.Elizabeth Short, a transplant from Boston, had been working as a waitress. She was not close to her family and had been drifting between relatives. She possibly had aspirations to act but was found naked and cut in two on January 15th 1947. She was posed and mutilated in bizarre ways. She had been tied up while still alive. It is obvious whoever was responsible was an extremely sick individual.Short's severely mutilated body was completely severed at the waist and drained entirely of blood, leaving its skin a pallid white. Medical examiners determined that she had been dead for around ten hours prior to the discovery, leaving her time of death either sometime during the evening of January 14, or the early morning hours of January 15. The body had obviously been washed by the killer. Short's face had been slashed from the corners of her mouth to her ears, creating an effect known as the "Glasgow smile". She had several cuts on her thigh and breasts, where entire portions of flesh had been sliced away. The lower half of her body was positioned a foot away from the upper, and her intestines had been tucked neatly beneath her buttocks. The corpse had been "posed", with her hands over her head, her elbows bent at right angles, and her legs spread apart.On January 21, 1947, a person claiming to be Short's killer placed a phone call to the office of James Richardson, the editor of the Examiner, congratulating Richardson on the newspaper's coverage of the case, and stated he planned on eventually turning himself in, but not before allowing police to pursue him further. Additionally, the caller told Richardson to "expect some souvenirs of Beth Short in the mail".On January 24, a suspicious manila envelope was discovered by a U.S. Postal Service worker: The envelope had been addressed to "The Los Angeles Examiner and other Los Angeles papers" with individual words that had been cut-and-pasted from newspaper clippings; additionally, a large message on the face of the envelope read: "Here is Dahlia's belongings [,] letter to follow". The envelope contained Short's birth certificate, business cards, photographs, names written on pieces of paper, and an address book with the name Mark Hansen embossed on the cover. The packet had been carefully cleaned with gasoline, similarly to Short's body, which led police to suspect the packet had been sent directly by her killer. Despite the efforts to clean the packet, several partial fingerprints were lifted from the envelope and sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for testing; however, the prints were compromised in transit and thus could not be properly analyzed. The same day the packet was received by the Examiner, a handbag and a black suede shoe were reported to have been seen on top of a garbage can in an alley a short distance from Norton Avenue, 2 miles (3.2 km) from where Short's body had been discovered. The items were recovered by police, but they had also been wiped clean with gasoline, destroying any fingerprints.Police quickly deemed Mark Hansen, the owner of the address book found in the packet, a suspect. Hansen was a wealthy local nightclub and theater owner and an acquaintance at whose home Short had stayed with friends, and according to some sources, he also confirmed that the purse and shoe discovered in the alley were in fact Short's. Ann Toth, Short's friend and roommate, told investigators that Short had recently rejected sexual advances from Hansen, and suggested it as potential cause for him to kill her; however, he was cleared of suspicion in the case. In addition to Hansen, the Los Angeles Police Department interviewed over 150 men in the ensuing weeks whom they believed to be potential suspects. Manley, who had been one of the last people to see Short alive, was also investigated, but was cleared of suspicion after passing numerous polygraph examinations. Police also interviewed several persons found listed in Hansen's address book, including Martin Lewis, who had been an acquaintance of Short's. Lewis was able to provide an alibi for the date of Short's murder, as he was in Portland, Oregon visiting his father-in-law, who was dying of kidney failure.A total of 750 investigators from the LAPD and other departments worked on the case during its initial stages, including 400 sheriff's deputies and 250 California State Patrol officers. Various locations were searched for potential evidence, including storm drains throughout Los Angeles, abandoned structures, and various sites along the Los Angeles River, but the searches yielded no further evidence. City Councilman Lloyd G. Davis posted a $10,000 (equivalent to $109,776 in 2017) reward for information leading police to Short's killer. After the announcement of the reward, various persons came forward with confessions, most of which police dismissed as false. Several of the false confessors were charged with obstruction of justice.On January 26, another letter was received by the Examiner, this time handwritten, which read: "Here it is. Turning in Wed., Jan. 29, 10 am. Had my fun at police. Black Dahlia Avenger". The letter also named a location at which the supposed killer would turn himself in. Police waited at the location on the morning of January 29, but the alleged killer did not appear. Instead, at 1:00pm, the Examiner offices received another cut-and-pasted letter, which read: "Have changed my mind. You would not give me a square deal. Dahlia killing was justified."Crime authors such as Steve Hodel (son of George Hill Hodel) and William Rasmussen have suggested a link between the Short murder and the 1946 murder and dismemberment of six-year-old Suzanne Degnan in Chicago, Illinois. Captain Donahoe of the LAPD stated publicly that he believed the Black Dahlia and the Chicago Lipstick Murders were "likely connected". Among the evidence cited is the fact that Short's body was found on Norton Avenue, three blocks west of Degnan Boulevard, Degnan being the last name of the girl from Chicago. There were also striking similarities between the handwriting on the Degnan ransom note and that of the "Black Dahlia Avenger". Both texts used a combination of capitals and small letters (the Degnan note read in part "BuRN This FoR heR SAfTY" [sic]), and both notes contain a similar misshapen letter P and have one word that matches exactly. Convicted serial killer William Heirens served life in prison for Degnan's murder. Initially arrested at 17 for breaking into a residence close to that of Degnan, Heirens claimed he was tortured by police, forced to confess, and made a scapegoat for the murder. After being taken from the medical infirmary at the Dixon Correctional Center on February 26, 2012 for health problems, Heirens died at the University of Illinois Medical Center on March 5, 2012, at 83.Additionally, Steve Hodel has implicated his father, George Hodel, as Short's killer, citing his father's training as a surgeon as circumstantial evidence. In 2003, it was revealed in notes from the 1949 grand jury report that investigators had wiretapped Hodel's home, and obtained recorded conversation of him with an unidentified visitor, saying: "Supposin' I did kill the Black Dahlia. They couldn't prove it now. They can't talk to my secretary because she's dead.” Black Dahlia - WikipediaAutopsy photos: The Black Dahlia Death and Autopsy Photos - Reel Reviews - Official SiteGeorge Hodel: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/retired-lapd-detective-who-thinks-his-father-killed-the-black-dahlia-says-he-still-loves-him/ar-BBShc8b?li=BBnb7KzThe Black DahliaMany detailsDocumentary. Mystery solved?1975 movieOne of the letters received by the newspaper. Police think it might be a fake sent by a reporter attempting to keep the story alive.The real letterFalse confessions, numerous false leads, and some promising leads surfaced for decades after but the murder remains unsolved.The Black DahliaMedia storm, false leads

This organisation started with 6 people , now have 8000+ people across 11 countries .Their motto is to serve the hungry children .Robin Hood Army - That's the name of the organisation founded by the two people Neel Ghose and Anand Sinha on the fall of 2014.They looked at the food wastage as a serious concern and thought of it as a major setback for the country’s growth. With that in mind they started this organisation with 6 people in New Delhi. They went to the streets of Delhi with one simple aim to feed the homeless.In one night they had driven to restaurants , collected unsold food, repackaged it and distributed them to around 100 homeless people.This was the time when social media played it's vital role. With the help of social media campaign they gained a huge momentum and now expanded to a massive army of 8000+ volunteers spread across 41 cities in India and also initiated their service in Pakistan .How do they serve the needy?The volunteers at Robin Hood Army reach out to restaurants and wedding caterers in different cities and help them understand their mission. When they agree, volunteers collect the excess food left over at the end of the day, package them into meal packets and distribute them to hungry and needy. They used to do this on weekends as most of them were working professionals.They expanded their service by going out to orphanages and old age homes to serve the collected food thereby aiding more peopleRobin Hood Army is divided into many chapters in different cities. Each chapter is run by a dedicated team with a chapter head.They ensures that the food collected is safe,nutritious and good for consumption before handing them to the underprivileged.They dont take funds from anyone in the name of RHA . They have served food to over 2.5 million people so farFounder Neel saidThe reason RHA has succeeded so much is because of how amazing the restaurant owners are . They have been very proactive. Almost all the packaging is taken care of by restaurant themselves . Most of them even insist they don't just want to package and give excess food but also want to contribute with freshly cooked foodRobin Hood Army - Wikipedia