Anecdote:

Feeding a Viper

 It’s a true story. Thirty-seven-year-old Sunil Rande played with snakes most of his life. For twelve years he worked as an inspector with the Bombay Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He has rescued around sixteen thousand snakes during this period.

 On October 25, 2009 he died after being bitten by a Russell’s viper, one of the most poisonous snakes in India. He rescued it earlier and had kept in his house and used to feed the viper twice a day. On Sunday 25th October while feeding the snake, it bit him. Before he could take anti-venom, he was collapsed, became unconscious and died after 20 minutes.

 

NTK

Grace & Peace e-periodical
Vol. 19 No. 5 May 2024

 In this issue: -

Editorial:    Digital Discipline
Perspective:    Technology: Help or Hindrance?
Outline:     Christian's Place in the World
Anecdote:    Feeding a Viper
Meditation:    The ABC's of Digital Discipline
 Study:    Thriving in Digital Influence
Practical - 1:     Protection from Pitfalls of Social Media
Practical-2:    Control the Use of Digital Technology.htm
News & Views:   Startling Statistics
Gospel:      Caution for the Soul
Points to Ponder:  Fourteen Tips to Digital Discipline