V for Vendetta Against Technology!!

THE HINDU, 22nd march, 2006
"During the academic summit launched to kick off the initiative, about 30 teams from various colleges presented papers on insurance-related technology.
The judges shortlisted eight entries and graded them on content and presentation skills.
The winners, Mohamed Ibrahim and Mohamed Kabiruddin, third year computer science students from Crescent Engineering College, had come up with an innovative solution for speeding up the verification process in accident detection.
"We wanted to bring in new technology that will revolutionise the insurance sector," said Kabiruddin.
"The longest process is the verification. It takes days to get back the money," Ibrahim added.
The students proposed the use of GSM technology used in mobile phones to facilitate on-the-spot verification."

THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS , 22nd march, 2006
"The Academic Summit, hosted by TCS Insurance Solution Centre (ISC) on Tuesday, saw participation from more than 50 students who presented their project ideas of which 30 entries drew appreciation under “Innovation in Insurance”, a white paper contest organised by the centre.

And a project idea detailing “Remote Accident Detection and Response” using GPRS technology presented by Mohemmed Ibrahim and Mohamed Kabiruddin from Crescent Engineering College, was adjudged the best of all the white paper entries."