Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Unable to book a Nano, man in India hangs himself...

It’s compact, comfortable and affordable — the stuff middle-class dreams are made of. But the Tata Nano, the new symbol of upward mobility in India, is also fuelling some despair. 

And Arun Kumar Tiwari’s story proves just that. A small-time LIC agent from Jamshedpur, Tiwari hanged himself at his Agrico Colony home on Sunday afternoon after he was unable to book his Nano. 

Tiwari had been dreaming of driving the showpiece small car for months. But the wish was futile: he would not be able to pay the monthly instalments. He didn’t earn enough and his last hope was his wife, who works for a private firm and brings home around Rs 10,000 a month. But she refused, prompting him to take his life. More...

See also:

  1. India's Nano, "the world's cheapest car" goes on sale...
  2. How a chick in Shanghai gets her man to buy her a car!!!
  3. Woman uses fake ID to get fake breasts!!!
  4. A man in India kills his mother because she cut his papaya...
  5. Taiwan, where suicide is a desperate family affair...

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