Organs: God gifted assets.

The organ shortage is not a medical problem, but a social one. There is a need for greater community awareness and co-operation for organ donation. This is governed by Human Organ Transplantation Act 1994 to regulate organ transplants and promote donations from cadavers. Sadly there is a large gap between the number of suffering patients and those who donate organs. The law itself needs change to rationalize the organ donation in order to stop the illegal trade of organs, because if the dying can’t get organ from dead, they will buy them from the living.

Homicides by sharp weapons.

In the present society, which is gradually becoming over democratic it is natural that old values of sanctity of life changes and personality problems develop due to consequent stress of life. This ultimately results in violence. Killing of a human being is one of the most serious or major crimes. Since very long time, different judicial authority to prevent crime and its further occurrence framed laws. The laws were made according to the religious make up of the society but later the laws were according to the emperor’s own convenience. In spite of all these, there has been a phenomenal rise in the incidence of homicide all over the world and also in India. The study was conducted on 200 alleged cases of homicides. The incidence of homicidal deaths was observed as 13.03% with male preponderance and the commonest age affected was 21 to 40 yrs. Out of different weapons used to inflict the injuries on dead bodies of homicides, 31(10.88%) sharp cutting weapons were used. Incised wounds were present maximum 38(29.69%) on head and face. Defence wounds were present in 72(36%) of homicide deaths.