The decline of Indian comedy didn’t happen overnight. From Kapil Sharma’s banal humor to YouTubers relying on crude language, the landscape has shifted. While some comedians uphold wit and originality, the obsession with offensive jokes is troubling. Audiences must demand classier humor instead of fueling the rise of mediocrity.
India fixates on comedy scandals while ignoring crucial issues like marital rape. A recent court ruling exposed a legal loophole allowing a minor’s marital rape. Instead of misplaced outrage, we must demand justice, legal reform, and dignity for women. Prioritizing real crimes over trivial controversies is long overdue.
A UN report labels home as “the deadliest place for women.” This article explores subtle and overt struggles women face at home—domestic abuse, gaslighting, and societal expectations. Through real-life stories, it highlights how homes often stifle women’s peace, urging for a shift to make homes spaces of respect and support.
A New Year’s Eve transforms from festive joy to chaos as a student steps outside to witness gunshots disrupting celebrations. Amidst the mayhem, a chilling twist unfolds: read the story to know more.
A young college student in Paris harnesses the power of social media, AI, and beauty apps to transform into an online sensation. However, as the quest for fame escalates, the lines between reality and fiction blur, leading to a chilling revelation of the dark side of digital influence.
This article argues for prioritizing equity over equality in gender discussions. It highlights that men and women require tailored support rather than identical opportunities. The piece suggests practical solutions to bridge the gap, enabling women to thrive both at home and in their careers.
In nature’s stage, a tale unfolds, A flower bud its story holds, Amid the garden’s vibrant hue, And lesson for me and for you. No
A poem that rejects narratives of female suffering. It celebrates women who embrace their rage and reclaim their power.
