Introduction: Corruption affects not only the economy of the country; it affects the quality of work being done, the development of the nation as a whole and so on. Political corruption in India has reached to a point where proving the existence is also neglected. In recent years, India has Read more
Introduction: “The divine are extremely happy where women are respected; Where they are not, all actions are fruitless.” This is the translated version of the shloka from Manusmriti. People in India are very well versed with this quote and therefore women here are worshipped in various forms such as Durga, Read more
Introduction: Women, all over the world, have been disgraced in many ways, since the beginning of the time. Women are not accorded the same rights as their male counterparts; they are not considered capable enough to make decisions for themselves. To start with, in a family, a woman had no Read more
Introduction: One popular saying in Alcoholics Anonymous is “I can’t stay sober, but we can.” The problem drug and substance is increasing at a very high pace in the current times. The addiction amongst youngsters is alarming and is a growing global concern. The overdose and addiction of drugs take a toll not only Read more
Introduction: In India, the culturally and socially built hierarchy between the genders in the society holds certain power relationships, where one of the subjects of the relationship has the power and the other does not. If we look carefully in certain scenarios then we can see that women are facing Read more
Introduction: “Corruption—the fact itself but, even more important, the talk about it—occupies a great place in Indian politics.” -Morris-Jones Political corruption is the use of resources for illicit private benefit by government officials or their network contacts. Corruption types vary but may include bribery, extortion, cronyism, nepotism, parochialism, patronage, pedalling Read more
‘Arrogance is in everything I do. It is in my gestures, the harshness of my voice, in the glow of my gaze, in my sinewy, tormented face.’[1] Coco Chanel Freedom and Rise of China It is crucial to understand the relevance of how a country like China rose and became Read more
Abstract: The article follows the Sabarimala Temple problem of Kerala, and also says about it Women’s freedom and culture clash. According to age-old practices and beliefs, women between the ages of ten and fifty were not permitted into the Temple of Sabarimala. The situation changed, however, when the Supreme Court’s Read more
Sex refers to biological factor and gender refers to the sociological factor as it is invented by society. Women and men are being treated unequally on the fact of their basis of sex. Before moving forward into the article, we need to understand what gender and social construct is. Gender Read more
“বাংলার মাটি দুর্জয় ঘাঁটি বুঝে নিক দুর্বৃত্ত”[1] Introduction: Bengal had always been a very important State in India in respect of culture and heritage. Bengal is often regarded to be the Cultural Capital of India. Apart from its culture and heritage, it is also one of the most important State Read more
Introduction: This Topic was trending in the lockdown period. In the present time, the fake news is viral on social media. The false information is spreading all over these platforms. People are making their own opinions and giving judgments without checking the facts and real stories. This leads to malice Read more
Introduction: Police encounters are something that we all know about i.e. extrajudicial killing of a criminal or terrorist by the police supposedly in self-defence. Just two days back gangster Vikas Dubey was killed in an encounter while taking him from Ujjain to Kanpur. The police have said that he tried Read more