Who Is Responsible?
On February 12, 2010, a 13-year-old, Rouvanjit Rawla , Class VII student was told to bring his parents to meet the school principal. But unfortunately in the afternoon he was found hanging. Rouvanjit was slapped by his teacher and was made to stand in the sun for several days. This is a case of humiliation torturing and harassment. In another incident, a girl commit suicide and wrote a note to her dad “Dad bio is not … Read entire article »
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Delhi Police In Action
High security check on Delhi roads was earlier a rare sight, but recently it has turned out as common view. Now one can find traffic police along with the men in khakhi uniform at every other turn. It seems Delhi police is in ‘active’ mode now-a-days. Irrespective of gender, status, size or type of vehicle, the police are performing its duty at its best. However, there must be some specific reason behind this sudden and drastic change … Read entire article »
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Break Those Norms..Its Time
How comfortable it is when everything goes fine. You and your friend having all that nice time you ever wanted. Here comes the TWIST: Sitting with you buddy having a heart to heart talk he reveals something that you cannot accept more than a joke. After trying to convince you for like an hour so, you finally have to accept the revelation seeing the tears and the wish for acceptance, that your friend is GAY. This … Read entire article »
Bhopal Gas Tragedy Vedict :Too Little, Too Late?
“Too little too late” and a “travesty/mockery of justice” is how environmentalists described the verdict in the Bhopal gas tragedy case announced Monday. The gas leak from the Union Carbide plant in 1984 had left 25,000 people dead. A court in Bhopal Monday held eight accused guilty of criminal negligence in the world’s worst industrial disaster and sentenced them to two years imprisonment. “It is too little too late and people responsible for the death of over … Read entire article »
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Bride turns out to be a boy
It is said that marriages are made in heaven and celebrated on earth. The popular belief is true to many extent, because it is a special bond which is shared between two souls, who tie the wedding knot after promising to be companions for a lifetime. Not only the marriage, but also the brides are Heaven-made. But some marriages are not made in heaven and not even the brides. one of them is Gangaram Tewari’s marriage. … Read entire article »
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