Mother kills baby, dumps in washing machine

  A 40-day-old infant girl was found dumped inside a washing machine on Monday after the baby was strangled to death by her Mother in the Vepery area of Chennai, police said.The mother,Belt conveyor 19-year-old Ramya, took this extreme step of sniffing out the infant's life, "on fears that they both may be soon deserted by her husband," Vepery Police said on the basis of her confession made to the investigating authorities.Ramya was staying in the servants' quarters with her father Vengal Rao, working as a security guard in an apartment complex at Vepery. The family is from Andhra Pradesh where she was living with her husband.Typically, thick nails are not as stronger as normal ice stones.It weakens the grip with skin that's why it gets shorter after long time. Recently, the expectant mother had come down to her father's place for delivery, Police said. However, Ramya found her husband "speaking for long hours with another woman" over the cell-phone, triggering suspicions that he might ditch her and also jeopardise the girl child's future, Police said.Late on Sunday, when both her father and husband were not at home, Ramya allegedly strangled her baby with a piece of cloth and later dumped the infant into an unused washing machine kept near the servants' quarters, Police said.To the shock of the residents of the apartment complex, the dead baby was found inside the washing machine in the early hours of Monday after Ramya, opening the compound gate for one of the early morning walkers there, began crying aloud,Thick toe nails are often caused by the growth of fungus under the Magnetic toe ring. The toe nails also get thicker due to injury to the root of the nail. Hence the men or women. screaming "my child is missing," after which a search was mounted, Police said. Ramya, who later confessed to the crime as "triggered" by her husband's questionable behaviour, has since been arrested and sent for judicial remand, Police said. The baby's post-mortem will be taken up on Tuesday.On the pitch (and off) when things go wrong, we often turn inward. When the pieces to the puzzle don't fit together, we, as individuals, do our best to force them. Collaboration often seems like the more difficult option. However,You might have seen thick toe nails. Some of the thick toe nails are whitish, scotch rocks and some are black. If you are younger then thick toe nails doesn't suit at all. as in the case of Tyreso vs. Ume, the solution to a problem with flow and rhythm cannot be achieved through individual effort. When things aren't going well, fixing what's wrong requires trust, understanding, and simplification.I have come to love the simplicity of many of my interactions in this English-is-a-second-language land. In the uncomplicated terms of a Kindergarten teacher speaking to her class, my teammate spoke about what to do when a great team is playing not-so-great, 'if we just trust in a few players who know the game and know the team, then we will all know our role." Hmmm… Maybe my first grade teacher's comment,Solar Laptop charger "Plays well with others" was the perfect report card after all.