NEW DELHI, Sept. 12 -- There's enough that's been written about the car crash that took the life of billionaire Cyrus Mistry, and I'm not going to wade into those already muddied waters. However, something that struck me as I read our transport minister's statement after the accident, was the sudden focus on using seatbelts in the rear seat!

The ones who wear rear seat belts in our country can be counted on one's fingers.

When you buy a second hand car, the one unused item, that's still as good as new, are those rear belts. But suddenly, when a man whose net worth is over twenty nine billion, who should have been one of the most protected people in the country dies, because he did not buckle up, leaves the whole nation realizing how a l...