What about women’s safety now? This has become a nightmare for every woman who travels through public transport. On an almost 13-hour journey the person travelling was with her family, they still had no fear staring at her continuously. Is a woman not safe in her own house, outside her house, or even when she is with her family?
Rupa Bayor has won a Bronze medal at the 2026 Asian Taekwondo Poomsae Championships and has also qualified to represent India at the 2026 Asian Games. With this achievement, she becomes the first Indian to secure two consecutive medals at the Asian Championships, creating history for Indian Taekwondo and bringing huge pride to Arunachal Pradesh and the nation. In the video, Rupa Bayor is seen thanking everyone who supported her in this journey — her coaches, team, family, supporters and everyone who stood with her through the hard work, training and struggles. This medal is not just her victory, it is the result of years of dedication, discipline and the support system behind her. From Arunachal Pradesh to the Asian stage, Rupa Bayor’s journey is truly inspiring. Wishing her more power, success and glory as she prepares to represent India at the Asian Games.
India loses 16 women every day to dowry violence. NCRB data shows 5,737 dowry deaths in 2024, highlighting a continuing national crisis despite a decline from 7,466 deaths in 2017. Recent cases from Greater Noida, Bhopal, and Madhya Pradesh reflect ongoing allegations of dowry-linked harassment and abuse. Uttar Pradesh alone accounts for over a third of total cases, followed by Bihar, while several other states also report significant numbers. Though cases under the Dowry Prohibition Act have slightly reduced compared to 2023, the overall figures remain deeply concerning.
Sqn Ldr Saanya achieved a historic first by becoming the first woman officer to earn the coveted Cat-A Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) qualification. Her achievement embodies dedication and relentless pursuit of excellence. A proud milestone for the IAF and an inspiration for aspiring aviators across the nation. Excellence takes flight. 🇮🇳✈️
Sqn Ldr Saanya achieved a historic first by becoming the first woman officer to earn the coveted Cat-A Qualified Flying Instructor (QFI) qualification. Her achievement embodies dedication and relentless pursuit of excellence. A proud milestone for the IAF and an inspiration for aspiring aviators across the nation. Excellence takes flight. 🇮🇳✈️
Jwala Gutta donated 60 litres of breast milk for premature babies and infants in government hospitals, an objectively compassionate, life-saving act.
And this Instagram page still purposely chose to use that photo of her on the left instead of simply posting the donation photo in the centre.
Women’s bodies are so aggressively sexualised online that even feeding vulnerable babies becomes “mommy milk” content for men in the comments.
Maths wizard Shakuntala Devi was often called the ‘human computer’. In the latter part of the 20th Century, her dazzling skill with numbers and complex calculations turned her into household name in India. In various interviews, she called her skills ‘a divine gift’ that she always ‘tried to improve’.
Lied about his age
Admits he wanted a younger,less mature girl so he could groom her
Lied about his past
Admits to his anger issues
Has different standards for himself and for her (she needs to stay calm when he's angry)
6.Admits she has to mold herself to his unrealistic standards
Does not think she wiill be a good mother
Thinks he is taking care of her by controlling her
What people admit to strangers on camera is just the tip of the iceberg 🚩
Bant Singh is a Sikh labourer and singer from the Jhabhar village in Mansa district, Punjab, India, who has emerged as an agricultural labour activist, fighting against the power of the landowner. Described by Amit Sengupta as "an icon of Dalit resistance he has been active in organizing poor, agricultural workers, activism that continues despite a 2006 attack that cost him both of his lower arms and his left leg." After his minor daughter was raped by some powerful men in 2000, he dared take them to court, braving threats of violence and attempted bribes. The trial culminated in life sentences for three of the culprits in 2004. On the evening of 7 January 2006, Bant Singh was returning home through some wheat fields. He had just been campaigning for a national agricultural labour rally to be held in Andhra Pradesh in January. He was suddenly waylaid by a gang of seven men, suspected to be sent by Jaswant and Niranjan Singh, the current and former headmen of his village who have links with the Indian National Congress party. One of them brandished a revolver to prevent any resistance while the other six set upon him with iron rods and axes beating him to a pulp. He was left for dead, and a phone call was made to Beant Singh, a leading man in Jhabhar, to pick up the dead body. However, Bant Singh was alive, though barely. He was first taken to civil hospital in Mansa but was not given proper treatment there. Then he was taken to the PGI at Chandigarh, where both lower arms and one leg had to be amputated since gangrene had set in by then, and his kidneys had collapsed due to blood loss. The doctor was eventually suspended for his conduct
I have no respect left for Supriya Shrinathe. Didn't expect this at all.
Bihar Education Minister Mithilesh Tiwari is suggesting that girls do not need education and should remain at home. how such comments could come from a person holding the education portfolio in a state already struggling with literacy and school dropout challenges.
Fatehpur, Uttar Pradesh - A BJP Mandal Vice-President is now in a hospital bed with bullets in both legs — put there by the same police he tried to shoot first. Bablu Singh alias Bhoot, accused of rape, molestation, and extortion, was on the run since April 24 when he and two accomplices attacked a woman who had gone out with her fiancé in the Khaga Kotwali area. The gang allegedly raped and assaulted her, filmed the assault, and transferred money from her fiancé's bank account. Two co-accused — Yuvraj Singh and Lalit Singh — were arrested and jailed shortly after. But Bablu vanished. The ADG Prayagraj Zone placed a ₹1 lakh bounty on his head. On Thursday, SOG and police tracked him to a jungle near Sasur Khaderi river bridge on the Prem Nagar–Budwan road. Cornered, he opened fire on the police team. They fired back. Both legs. He's now admitted to the district hospital under police custody, with an illegal pistol, cartridges, and ₹1,600 cash seized from him. UP Police SP Abhimanyu Manglik confirmed the arrest. Court remand proceedings are underway.
India's U17 women face hosts China in the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup quarterfinal on Monday.
A win would send India to the 2026 FIFA U17 Women's World Cup in Morocco through qualification for the first time.
Amid rising concern over crimes against minor girls in Maharashtra, a unique protest by a young father in Pune has captured widespread attention on social media. Holding a banner that read, “I Have a Daughter… Give Me a Gun License,” the man raised serious questions about the safety of girls and the growing fear among parents. The banner also asked whether “being the father of a daughter” should itself qualify as enough reason to obtain a gun license for protection. The protest comes in the backdrop of several disturbing incidents reported from areas such as Nasrapur, Parvati, Chakan, and other parts of Pune district, which have triggered anger and anxiety among citizens. Many social media users supported the father’s emotional appeal, saying parents are increasingly feeling helpless over the safety of their daughters. Citizens are now demanding stricter action from authorities, faster punishment for accused individuals, and stronger measures to ensure women’s and children’s safety.