Three college students lost their life giving importance to "Selfie" on a moving train. Today youngsters are giving much importance to technology than their life. Share your thoughts about Selfie.

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This is not new, often we get to hear something like this. Photography, FB, sn selfies have taken awya the joy of enjoying anything anymore. People are more interested in capturing the photo for getting likes rather than enjoying anything. This is an unfortunate incident indeed.


“A mistake is a crash-course in learning” – Billy Anderson

I can't say it is a unfortunate incident. We get to hear something like this because of negligence. Likes are not more important than "Life".

Craze towards anything new is the reason for this malady. A dozen or so accidents like this will make the people awaken. And eventually  this craze dies a natura death.

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New generation is running after the comfort and convenience of new technology and they are not at all conscious about the negative side, thus resulting in such mishaps. Learning from mistakes is fine, but learning from losing life is lamentable.

There are many adventorous youth. This includes adventure of  bike stunts. A few years back,  son of one of my friends lost his life in such stunt. There is wel known advice- speed thrills but kills. 


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RAMAKRISHNAN. A wrote:

New generation is running after the comfort and convenience of new technology and they are not at all conscious about the negative side, thus resulting in such mishaps. Learning from mistakes is fine, but learning from losing life is lamentable.

 

Such mistakes at least make the  others to know the risks involved. At least some peoples' lives will be saved.

 

rambabu wrote:
RAMAKRISHNAN. A wrote:

New generation is running after the comfort and convenience of new technology and they are not at all conscious about the negative side, thus resulting in such mishaps. Learning from mistakes is fine, but learning from losing life is lamentable.

 

Such mistakes at least make the  others to know the risks involved. At least some peoples' lives will be saved.

 Youth are generally adamant type and take life as a thrill irrespective of such dangers. Proper guidance and advice from responsible persons from their family may produce some effect in changing their attitude towards life.

Youth, old, all age groups have been affected by the selfie fever. It is the changing times that is to be blamed. 


“A mistake is a crash-course in learning” – Billy Anderson

It all depends on the person concerned. Using selfie is not forced on somebody. One can stop becoming prey to such things with determination.

Dwarakanathan wrote:

I can't say it is a unfortunate incident. We get to hear something like this because of negligence. Likes are not more important than "Life".

It may not be unfortunate for you but think about their parents...losing life for no reason can be so depressing.


“A mistake is a crash-course in learning” – Billy Anderson

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