On A Stern ‘Yes’ Or ‘No’
“No Means No…!” Well, the consent of both the parties is equally important in case of physical relationship; else the act could be considered as a crime. The echoes of […]
Disbanded Finally, But…
In what may be considered as a Big Victory for the Iranian women against the orthodox mentality of the administration in Tehran, the Ebrahim Raisi Government has abolished the controversial […]
Regulated By The Society
Society and the State have regulated the clothing, character, needs and duties of girls throughout the world since the earliest times. In other words, women have always been judged by […]
Locked, But Not Down
The Xi Jinping Administration in Beijing recently adopted a Zero COVID Policy in the fight against the Coronavirus. The move has triggered anti-Government protests in the Asian country, as people […]
Reporting From ‘Ground Zero’
In the age of Social Media, reels, blogging and vlogging have become the top trending items. With smartphones emerging as an integral part of human lives, trending has become an […]
FIFA WC: Another Story Unravels
The place, with the nickname Valley of Death, is currently hosting the greatest show on Earth… the FIFA World Cup. The Global Media have commented like this on the ongoing […]
Voiced Their Protest Sans Words
Members of Iran’s national football team proved that silence is not only a sign of consent, but also a weapon of protest before their opening match against England at the […]
A Humongous Curse
The original Constitution of India had two important clauses: 16(4) and 335. The Article 16(4) of the Indian Constitution (1949) states: “Nothing in this Article shall prevent the State from […]
An(other) Attempted Assassination
The decade-and-a-half-old memories recently returned to Pakistan. Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto (June 21, 1953 – December 27, 2007) was assassinated after addressing a political rally in Rawalpindi’s […]
