A flawed reasoning

Are backbenchers unruly and problematic? What are Backbenchers' methods of study? First benchers, in my opinion, achieve exemplary achievements and make a favorable impression on teachers. While backbenchers might be mischievous, annoying, or disruptive in class, they are also creative and make lots of memories. If somebody is looking for some original ideas, they could try... Continue Reading →

The Hijab Conundrum

Women's choice is an uncommon occurrence. There are times when this is blatantly clear. For instance, Iran is now working to make the hijab a requirement, and in India, Karnataka has decreed that the hijab is not permitted to be worn in classes. While focused on immediate issues, both State actions have sparked demonstrations that... Continue Reading →

Corruption in India

“We need to tell each other our stories. We need to show that everyone — our neighbors, our families, our community leaders — everyone we know is touched by corruption.” — Jennifer Lawrence There are instances of fraud, embezzlement, and corruption everywhere. Whether we like it or not, it's regrettable that this is how human nature... Continue Reading →

Who are you? -Poem

Who are you? A transgender What do you mean by a transgender? A…. A person with a deformity But still, you are like us, right? Why do people taunt, titillate and do wrong with you? Because you do not look attractive But still, you have feelings like us, right? Why do you feel awkward while... Continue Reading →

The cliché from the screen

Indian film has existed for 100 years. However, certain preconceptions never change. In general, nothing has changed about them. The same outdated stereotypes about the community still exist. I'll start with the Sikhs, who have been represented in Indian movies as noisy, inebriated, violent, and foodies. Are all Sikhs experiencing the same thing? No, it... Continue Reading →

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