Whilst Ragging Maybe Fascinating For Us, It Can Be Chastising For Others’ Lives

-SUSHAVAN DAS

One of the greatest pervasive offenses in the pedagogy of our country is ragging. Ragging is a grievous act which involves seniors bullying and harassing juniors, often in the name of “breaking the ice” and fostering a sense of camaraderie. In every institution, it is usually the senior students who try to bully the new entrants by ragging, claiming that they are testing their physical and mental capacities, but in reality, it is nothing but perversion and sadism. For me being in the profession of criminology, there should not be anti used as a prefix in ragging. It’s not anti. It’s firmly needed to eradicate ragging from its grass-root level.

For instance, they compel the students to swallow mud, to stand bare bodies on cold nights outside the room, terrace, etc. Especially impeccable, but abysmal students are susceptible to such improprieties. These students are either leaving the institution or committing suicide. Such inhuman activities cannot bear within the 21st century. Consequently, many genius student’s lives are being shattered. Students staying in the hostels of specially engineering and medical colleges jointly become the victims of ragging. It can happen anywhere – in hostels, classrooms, or even on the streets. The victims of ragging are usually freshers who are new to the institution and are not familiar with the culture and norms of the place. The victim often becomes permanently injured or some even die.

Even today, students from the rural areas have a lingering fear when they go to cities for higher studies. To dispel such fears, colleges prominently display a banner saying their campus is free from ragging. But, in reality, ragging cannot be stopped unless we are emboldened from being a victim of such grievance. If offenders are found ragging, they are to be punished under IPC sec. 323, 1860 for voluntarily causing grievous hurt in which the convicted is punished with either rigorous imprisonment for 1 year which can extend up to 7 years or fine or both.

Ragging forms ice instead of breaking it, so relinquish ragging and work towards benevolence and solidarity. On the contrary, it becomes worse when the senior or an influential person tends to demoralize and defame the juniors through the means of verbal or physical abuse and harassment. Victims are also subjected to molestation or sexually exploited. However, the reality is that ragging does not achieve its intended purpose. Instead, it inflicts emotional and physical trauma on students, often leading to long-term consequences. They are vulnerable and often feel intimidated by their seniors, who hold a position of authority and power.

The impact of ragging on students can be devastating. It can lead to low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and even suicide. Many students drop out of college or switch to another institution to escape the trauma of ragging. Even those who manage to endure it often carry the scars for life, affecting their mental health and well-being.

In conclusion, ragging is a practice that should be condemned and eradicated from educational institutions. It does not break the ice; instead, it breaks lives. We need to create a safe and inclusive environment for all students, where they can learn and grow without fear of harassment or intimidation. It is the responsibility of every individual – students, teachers, administrators, and society as a whole – to ensure that ragging is not endured and that students are treated with solemn respect and dignity. Higher educational institution’s authorities should deal with such nefarious activities with firm hand. Besides, civilized men must condemn this iniquitous practice, which has now been declared as an illegal and punishable offense.

Dismal Condition of Academic System in West Bengal

-SUSHAVAN DAS

Bengal has always been a centre of educational interest since the ancient ages. The people of Bengal had deep quest for knowledge since time immemorial. Though we know very little about the status of school education in the 18th century, the
British appointed a committee to conduct a survey on the real position of education in India in the 19th century, mainly in three cities, then called Madras, Bombay and Bengal.

The first survey carried out by Sir William Adam, an energetic and enthusiastic
missionary, who came in contact with Raja Ram Mohan Roy, from 1835 to 1838,
mentioned about the prevalence of primary education in Bengal. According to him there was primary school (pathshala) in all the villages of Bengal. The students started education at the age of 8 years and read upto 14 years. During that era, education was accessible to all irrespective of their caste, class, sex, etc.

Kolkata played a pioneering role in the development of the modern education system in India. The Western models of education came to India through Kolkata. Many of the first schools were established by the missionaries and the reformists in kolkata. People like Raja Ram Mohan Roy, David Hare, Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar and William Cary played leading role in establishing modern schools and colleges. La Martiniere School, Calcutta was established in 1836. John Bethune established Bethune school for girls in 1850 when women’s education was frowned upon in the society.

Due to geographical location the rich fertile Gangetic Plains have always been populated. Ever since history depicts the plains of West Bengal has seen over growth of population mainly due to trade and commerce, rich cultivation and even due Calcutta being the capital of British India. As per 2001 census, West Bengal is the most densely populated state in the country with a population density of 904 persons per square km.

Overcoming the pressure of
population, West Bengal has made a considerable progress in the field of literacy and school education. The present literacy rate is 68.2 percent as per the 2001 census. It was 57.7 percent in 1991 and 48.6 percent in 1981, it shows an increase in the rate of literacy. From 1981 to 1991 the increased rate of literacy was 5.1%, while it has almost doubled between 1991 to 2001 i.e 10.5%. This has been possible at large due to the campaign on total literacy and schooling for all children to achieve the goal of ‘education for all’. The school education in West Bengal tries to ensure education for all children, reduce the drop-out rate and provide qualitative
education. The following table describes district wise number of educational institute in proportion to the population.

The modern education system took its shape from the Western education system in kolkata. Many of the educational institutes were established here. Even after independence Kolkata continued to be in the fore front of educational scene. Being the capital of West Bengal, Kolkata is the highly populated district with 24760 persons per square km. as per the 2001 census. The city is spread over 187 sq. km. and has the biggest municipal corporation, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation as its local body. It is divided into 141 wards.

Education is of fundamental importance to all as it opens manifold avenues for future citizens of the country. Increase in awareness among the people about human rights, legal rights and protection, democratic rights, employment, issues relating to health, gender equality are some of the vital issues that are addressed when education flourishes. Education is one of the vital factors that have a direct impact on the growth of a country and thus engender an increase in the per capita income of the country.

In spite of improvements in the enrolment ratios and dropout rates, participation rates at various levels of education are undoubtedly low, and need to be raised very substantially. The geographic vastness and the huge population in West Bengal as well as huge diversity in socio-economic conditions makes it difficult for the top tier of the Government to effectively administer all the programs and policies pertaining to education. Therefore, the management of education could build in greater decentralisation, accountability, and professionalism, so that it is able to deliver good quality education to all.

Miscreant Pakistani Extremists are Responsible for Infernos of Kashmiri Pandits

-SUSHAVAN DAS

The ethnic cleansing and exile of Kashmiri Pandits is entirely bigoted, communal and anti-India. The primary intent of killers of both Hindus and Muslims is to achieve secession of Jammu & Kashmir State and eventually its possible annexation by Pakistan. The killers have the motivation of murdering all those whom they and their masters in Pakistan viewed as peaceful and loyal citizens of the Republic of India.

These days a movie, The Kashmir Files, is trending globally and has ignited massive
emotional response in India and worldwide. It is termed not a movie but a package of emotions. It mirrors only a part of horrific brutalities inflicted on Kashmiri Pandits and other natives. It is based on actual facts and truthfully depicts the savagery and barbaric brutality inflicted on the Kashmiris by Kashmiri terrorists following their master’s orders from Pakistan.

The genocide of Kashmiris was scripted by Pakistan with the primary objective of an attempt to annex Kashmir. Acute fear and scare had been created which gripped the Kashmiri Pandits from September 1989 onwards after the killings of prominent members of the community. The Pandits started feeling what they had felt when hounded by Afghans in the second half of the 18th century “there is fear and dread in the city. Prepare for journey, disorder is dominant in this city, we are the targets and victims.”

The choice of exile was forced on the Kashmiri Pandit community by Pakistan-sponsored terrorists who imposed their writ on Kashmir by unleashing death and destruction. “Killing one and scaring a thousand was a concerted plan”- neatly executed by local terror groups. The state government at that time abdicated its constitutional duties, created a socio-political vacuum and left people’s life and liberty at the mercy of looters, marauders and terror groups. The terrorist violence is unabated till this day. The terrorists maimed, killed, lynched and looted a large number of Kashmiri Pandits and other natives.

The terror-stricken and trepidatory Pandits ran for life, leaving their homes and hearths behind them. Modi 2.0 is expected to respond to the savagery inflicted on aborigines and respect the overwhelming emotions of 1.3 billion people. To start with the people’s least expectations are: the Union of India to initiate an urgent time-bound planned safe and dignified return, rehabilitation and empowerment of the entire Kashmiri Pandit community in their homeland and save them from disintegration as a “Viable Identity as an illustrious Community.” After all, 32 years is a long exile to live as refugees in their own country. After Article 370 was made inoperable in August 2019, the expectations of the native population from Kashmir skyrocketed for the return to their roots by the reversal of their 30-
year-old exile status from the homeland. They are living as refugees in their own country, the independent India.

P.M Modi urged the people of the country and Jammu and Kashmir – Come, let us all together, build a “new Jammu and Kashmir and new Ladakh” with the new India, he said, I have complete faith, under this new system, we all will be able to disengage Jammu and Kashmir from terrorism and separatism and integrate the state fully with rest of the country. He called it a Naya Kashmir vision.

He further emphasised that those from Jammu and Kashmir who live elsewhere and longing to return to their homes will be helped in by current Government. After almost three years of August 5, 2019 decision of abrogation of Article 370 and 35-A, a sense is gathering around that their plight as native exiled Kashmiri is being slowly forgotten. Everybody sheds crocodile tears over their suffering, but nothing by way of action is seemingly visible by the Modi-2.0 and J&K Union Territory Government. The future of
Pandits, as an important stakeholder and a relevant component to the resolution of the Kashmir imbroglio, is less and less talked about.

Kashmiri Pandits have an existential stake in the Valley. They have to be physically present on the soil of the Valley as living component and stake-holders and day-to-day participants in the socio-economic, political, cultural and spiritual ethos of Kashmir Valley, otherwise how will the present as well as future generations realise that Kashmir is the keystone of their heritage through millennia, finding mention even in the oldest Indian scriptures?

Kashmir was considered the abode of Saraswati, the highest seat of learning in India, and was also referred to as Sharda Peeth. So much so that students on graduating from Kashi would take four symbolic steps towards Kashmir, denoting their aspiration for higher learning. Almost the entire body of Sanskrit literature has its origins in Kashmir.

The irony is that they did not get any respite even in the bright days of the enlightened times, especially in the post-Independent days of India. Whatever be the vicissitudes of their history all pale into insignificance when we look at their present plight. The colossal crisis through
which the exiled community or for that matter the entire Kashmiri society is passing through is in reality the crisis in the country’s great values — the perversion in practise of its constitutional jurisprudence, the sociopolitical and moral norms.

It’s a now or never situation for them. Native Kashmiri Pandits are longing to return to the Valley —their roots are calling them to return to their homeland. The current Modi 2.0 Government, has a constitutional and political responsibility
for working towards such a consensus and demonstrate a strong political will. It has to create infrastructure, housing colonies etc, provide adequate jobs to the educated youth and rescind the distress sales of immovable properties and secure all the religious places, cultural centres and endowments.

Juvenile Delinquency and The Juvenile Justice Sytem

-SUSHAVAN DAS

It’s often said that the future image of a society can be seen in the attitude of its youth. Progress in this terra is notoriously unsteady. If it be not actually spasmodic, it has, historically and habitually, its seasons of advance and of halt. By all tokens of the times, we’ve come to one of the rest periods. Conservatism has set in. Politically, financially, socially, the entrenched order is being paid the higher respect. In public ontlay, it expresses itself in a strong emphasis on economy.

Nonetheless, the growth rate of juvenile delinquency exceeds those of advanced countries. According to statistics compiled by the headquarters of the National Police, the number of cases of juvenile delinquency increased by 97% during the past few decades. The total juvenile population growth rate during that period was no more than 20%. Besides, its quantity, the quality of the crimes committed by boys and girls between 14 and 20 years old has remarkably changed.

Atrocious crimes such as murder, violence, arson and rape have increased gradually. “Constant increase in juvenile delinquency is a general trend throughout the world,” says Prof. Lee Janghyun of the dept. of Sociology, Ewha Women’s University. The delinquency rate was previously very high amongst young people from low-class families. Our societal structure has been rapidly transformed since World War II, owing to the influence of foreign culture. It’s now a very complex society with innumerable heterogeneous cultural elements.

Youths, without a definite philosophy of life, often feel serious conflicts in evaluating things. And with rapid growth of the economy, they come to have high economic aspirations. They want to achieve better status by their own efforts, completely independent of anybody else. With the change in social structure, the family system has greatly shifted. Most families are becoming nuclear families, including only husband, wife and children, and abandoning the traditional extended family of the past. And most parents who are busy indulged with their work outside home don’t have much time for their children, who do need careful attention from them.

More serious problems ex-list in disorganized families with only one parent or with a step father or stepmother, children of such families cannot be satisfied with their family life. They are apt to be mentally crippled or finally desert the homes when they cannot find comfort.

Inhabitants of communities had face-to-face relations with one another in the past. Mostly consisting of clans, such communities could control the moral activities of each individual. But dense population and frequent change of residence have weakened the personal relationships among members of modern communities. Individuals generally feel isolated from society. So the community has no power to control the moral sense of its inhabitants. This is also the reason why there’re more juvenile delinquencies in urban areas.

Boys and girls well educated in home as well as in school do not receive much influence from them. The problem is whether they have the ability to digest the contents properly. Those who had no intention to commit crimes are apt to learn criminal ways by living with criminals and those who have experience in penitentiaries come to be contemptuous of others and even of themselves. So they commit real crimes when they are freed.

Juveniles aged 12 to 17 who commit an offence are penalised under juvenile criminal law. The court may also apply juvenile criminal law to adults aged 18 to 22 years. Children under the age of 12 cannot be prosecuted. If a child commits a minor offence, for instance theft or vandalism, the police will talk to the parents. They may also send the child to the youth care office, which will either provide counselling or refer them to other services. If a child under 12 really gets out of hand, the court will intervene by, for example, appointing a family supervisor to monitor the child.

Juveniles who commit minor offences may be referred to the HALT juvenile crime prevention programme. This provides them with the opportunity to put right what they have done wrong. They can, for instance, apologise to the victims and pay for any damage done. If they fulfil their obligations and complete their HALT programme successfully, they will not have a criminal record.

If a juvenile refuses to take part in the HALT programme or does not complete it successfully, their case is referred to the public prosecutor. This will usually result in prosecution.

Juveniles who have been sentenced to youth detention are sent to a young offenders’ institution. The maximum sentence for juveniles aged 16 or 17 is two years. For juveniles aged 12 to 15 the maximum is one year.

While in youth detention they attend school and are given extra lessons in, for instance, social skills and anger management.

Juveniles are living in the transitional period of their life. They want to be treated as adults. But they are recognised neither as adults nor as children. This is one of the reasons for their abnormal mental state. Teenagers need recreation facilities for club activities in order to eliminate their frustrations. Redistribution of wealth including the eradication of the big gap between cities and rural areas is also very crucial.

Ukraine-Russia Crusade and Emergence of IIIrd World War

-SUSHAVAN DAS

Russia, a super-power country in the terra was divided one and half or two decades ago and state of new is Ukraine, which is now independent. Since the segregation of Ukraine, two countries had a hitched vicinity and Moscow had an intention to make a nuclear raid inclusive of blastic missile, nuclear weapons, etc. Getting threats from the superpower, Ukraine president, Volodymyr Zelensky, joined with NATO countries for which they have been getting collaboration from USA, Australia, England and other countries. India is also a member of NATO, but our foreign ministry is striving to keep his position as a neutral. Mr. Narendra Modi, P.M of India, already spoke to Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, to defuse the tension between two countries. He also expressed concern of deploying of nuclear war might be deployed across the globe.

The main cause of the conflict according to Putin, NATSE, an extremist group ciphered to scatter border dispute and their army’s intention is to remove the extremist. Mr. Putin also expressed his concern that to their patience might be caused of border disturbance. And in future days, bit-by-bit, it will increase. So, president Putin has no alternative left but to go ahead to challenge Ukraine. After beginning of combat and malignant aggression of capital, Russian cavalries, other super power countries are silent and they’re not giving any support, despatching no arms & ammunitions, foods, medicines, etc. U.S.A is endeavouring to make a financial obstruction of Russia. Already, capital of Ukraine, Kyiv, is about in the controlling position and it’s crucial airports are under the grip of Putin’s army.

Many civilians have been reported dead or seriously injured. President itself and his cabinet are under the metro to save themselves from the attack. India has sent Air India Plane to fetch Indian citizens back from there without charging any fares. Mr. Putin has made a remark yesterday that if Ukrainian president commanded soldiers to lay down their arms. He’d ready to consider about PEACE-TALK. For this war, price of crude oil had soared up. It’s anticipated petrol, diesel, and price of other essential commodities may have a chance to enhance after the end of polling in U.P and other four provinces in India.

Indian Democracy: A Role Model of ‘Unity in Diversity’ for the World

-SUSHAVAN DAS

India is a country consisting of diverse communities and their language is different. Besides, their culture, costumes, religion, food habits, ideologies, and many more are different from others with whom people of one community are living amicably. Not only that but they have been living with amity, observing their culture, customs of religion ages after ages also. In India, the national unions only can be the establishment of a strong, unified, and prosperous Indian, usually in the days of extremism and terrorism. Jolting down about the topics, we must have to remember Rabindra Nath’s poem ‘Unity in Diversity’. Unity in diversity is very essential for a country because it is a very simple way to divide people with different views and ideas. If there is unity between people despite their variations and it is very difficult to disintegrate the nation. The unity among the citizens of the country plays a great role in maintaining peace and prosperity in the nation.

Ours is a country of different states and union territories and the customs of these people of these places are different from others. Yet, they have profound faith and honor in another creed, culture, and customs. Many world statesmen and megalomaniacs when pay visits to the soil of ours are seen to say Indian democracy and they astonish to see the unity of the people and their co-operation with the government. We come closer and united when the nation is in peril or at the juncture of crusade with neighboring countries like; Pakistan and China. World leaders are envious to see the unity amidst the Indian masses. We must continue and strengthen the unity.

When such sort of context will come, we must have to be called up our sagacious leaders like; Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Lal Bahadur Shastri, former president V.V. Giri, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, and of course Dr. Babasaheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar who was the framer of Indian Constitution. He was ill-treated in his own practical life. Dr. V.A. Smith says, “The important unity of the Indians is based on the fact that the different people of India form a certain kind of culture and civilization, which can be called Hindustani.” He also added that “the nature of his development has many distinguishing features from all other regions of the country, or a small continent with an adequate level of management of its administration as a unit in the social, religious, and intellectual history of humanity.”

Recently, stoical news has come out publicly about the controversy with the hijab. More than 150 secular human rights activists, who comprise the group Indian Muslims for Secular Democracy (IMSD), have condemned the “communal polarisation of student campuses” in the context of the ongoing Hijab row in Karnataka, and have observed that “the veil is not mandatory in Islam.” While this may be the belief of the orthodox and patriarchal clerics, any number of modern-day Islamic scholars, men, and women, rightly maintain that hijab has nothing to do with the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet. The issue of whether Muslim girls should or should not be permitted to wear hijabs in those pre-university colleges where a uniform dress code is in place is something to be sorted out between the agitating Muslim girls and the management of the concerned colleges. All that the Quran asks of both Muslim women and men is that they dress ‘modestly’ and ‘decently’. Beyond that, the Quran does not specify a particular dress code.

According to the law & order maintained in India:

1.  Wearing a hijab is an expression protected under Article 19(1) (a) of the Constitution which guarantees the right to freedom of speech and expression. Constitutionally, a right under Article 19(1) (a) can only be limited to the “reasonable restrictions” mentioned in Article 19(2).

2.  This includes sovereignty and integrity of India, friendly relations with foreign states, public order, decency or morality, contempt of courts, defamation, or incitement to an offense.

3.  Students silently wearing a hijab/headscarf and attending class cannot in any manner be said to be a practice that disturbs “public order” and is only a profession of their faith.

4. Ban on headscarves violates the fundamental right to equality since other religious markers, such as a turban worn by a Sikh, are not explicitly prohibited.

Unity in diversity increases the morale of individuals within the workplace, organization, and community. It helps to expand collaboration, relationships, and interactions between people, thereby improving performance, quality of work, productivity, and lifestyle. It helps to manage seditions more easily. People from all parts of the world are joining the fraternity. Unity in diversity is a positive aspect of our nation because people of different religions have had a human band for many years. If we are not united, we will surely fall which means “united we stand and we are divided we fall”. The constitution of India gives all citizens the right and freedom to live their lives with dignity and respect without interference.

But I regret to say, some secessionist forces are not ciphered to fragile the unity scattering rumor. We have to remember unity and pillars of our democracy are built upon a strong foundation. One can strike it but fails to fragment the solid foundation of democracy that is inserted in the constitution. Thus, rulers are changed, but our constitution remains intact and it has been feasible for the constitution.

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Talibans in Afghanistan

-SUSHAVAN DAS

The regime that existed in Afghanistan two decades ago is in the hands of extremist Taliban leaders who wanted to hegemonize people according to the rules of religion or sharia and to tyrannize women atrociously. They chastised people by whipping or pelting stones in public streets or scything their hands. The late Bin Laden was their bigwig who carried out the suicidal attack on America’s tower. He then sought US and NATO forces to confiscate power and entrench democracy. People could not wend unregimentedly; procure literacy or work, notwithstanding of gender. That day also, this practice persevered but the Taliban’s occupation of Kabul poured water on all hopes. America’s spy emissaries are their antagonists. Osama Bin Laden carnaged his wife and children in propinquity to Karachi’s military in Pakistan.

Now the wilderness regime is going on. Although the Talibans are showing hope to the people, but their pastimes are the same as before. Denizens of all countries are neurotic and fretful to return to their native land. Everyone is rushing impetuously to embarking the avion. A few people snarled themselves up outside the avion but from quite a height they fall and shredded into pieces, the image of which we saw fresh on TV.

The dissemination of power and office is all what the extremist Taliban leaders say. In the interim, myriad people, including women, men, children and students, have come to the streets of Kabul to remonstrate against the Taliban regime. Some of them have been shot dead. Countries like Pakistan, China, Russia, Iran etc. are behind the Taliban. India’s concern is how to fetch the tenants and in the interim, India has spent over Rs. 22,000 Crore for the advancement of Afghanistan. Road construction and the construction of the Afghan parliament, electricity and food infrastructure, so India is very unscrupulous and how to get this money back.

Many Afghan students in India are engrossed in higher literacy. Their apprehension is for their own family members in Afghanistan. We see that picture on TV now. Some are whimpering some are sitting in despair; some are spending their days in angst. The United Nations is keeping surveillance on Afghanistan, and confabs are under way to entrench a proper system of governance. Many countries have expressed both their concerns and hopes.

Pseudo Feminism

-Shobhit Sharma

First thing first, let us define What is fake? and What is feminism? for clear cut and depth understanding. Here we are showing/elaborating “Fake” as an adjective. So, here is the definition, according to Google, “Fake” means not genuine, imitation or counterfeit. While on the other side of the sky, “Feminism” acted as a noun “profoundly”. And it is defined as the advocacy of women’s rights on the ground of the equality of the sexes. But on the contrary, there are many self-made definitions also. Hence, let’s stick with “Google’s” definition only.

Before going into this blog, let’s be aware of the so-called “Feminism” overstated word. “Feminism” can be correlated with “Equality”. There are many “Feminist” who believes in “equality” before the law as well. Basically, it was all about “Rights”, and it all started with “Comparison”. Comparison?, yes because there are few rights which were enjoyed by “Boys” but not by “Girls”. For example, Let’s consider two gender, “Alpha” – “The Male or Masculine”, while on the other side, “Beta” – “The Female or Feminine”.


“Alpha”, Can stay outside but “Beta” can not. “Beta” should learn how to cook, and “Alpha” should learn how to earn. “Alpha” could enjoy the so-called “Privacy” but from “Beta,” everyone asked what’s there that you are hiding from us, showed us {asking strictly}. “Alpha” can do marriage at any age, but for “Beta” ages are predefined and specific for every event, i.e for marriages, for work, for the party, for dresses, even for buying their own personal stuff.

So, to lessen the gap between “The Equality” in terms of political, social, personal, economic, etc, many “Feminists” were born, did fight, and even win. And in prior centuries various slogans were raised like “Feminists are not anti-man, we are pro-humans”, “March like a girl”, “My body my right”, “Only weak men fears strong women”, “Rise of the women is equal to rising of the nation” and many more as there is an endless list of the slogans.{slogan source: Internet}. In fact, I want to say that they were fighting “in an unerring manner”. But what about the 21st century “Feminist” or “Feminism“?


Now, The entire situation got turned. The girls, The women, The ladies are not wrestling for the “Rights” or for the “Equality” but they are using “Feminism” as a contrivance to fulfill their needs, to apprehend moral support, to hide from fallacy, to save themselves from the law, to blame on “Masculine Gender”. Won’t believe it?, don’t worry, here I’ll present a few specimens.” Holy shit, again “men” comes in the word “specimens“, and we should have to support “Feminism“, isn’t it?, don’t worry we can use another statement i.e “here I’ll present a few examples”.

The first one was, “Sarvjeet Singh Delhi Case“, accused of “Molestation” in 2015. In which, “Sarvjeet” got a clean chit. But after investigation, it got cleared that the women had pressed charges against him to become “Famous”. This case has been registered in 2015, but it took 4 years to solve. In that time span, she has gone to “Canada”, and the boy “staying lying” behind the bars, facing “brick and bat” from society, the job has been lost, every source of income got vanished. These were the consequences faced by “Sarvjeet”, and what about the girl? well, you know what happened to her.

The Second case was, “Zomato Case“, she got lots of fame, but what about that poor delivery person. In which she had claimed that she had been assaulted by him after an argument over delivery. In this ball game or circumstances, she earned almost 9k to 11k followers. I have read the report released by “Zomato” in reference to “Delivery boys”. They said they picked the order, face traffic rules “sometimes they had to become the rules breaker to reduce the gap between delivery time”, face society challenges, and even used “different elevators “Discrimination dominate here”, and “tried to reach in a possible time frame”. What did they get in return, “abuses, punishments, harsh words, cruelty, rough behavior?”. 

The Third or most recent case was, “Lucknow Cab Driver Case“, in which she put an allegation on him that the driver was driving the car at a very high speed and she just got saved i.e “hairbreadth escape”. On that minor issue, she slapped him in the middle of the road “literally !!”. And even demolished his mobile phone. But by social media and the hashtag “arrestlucknowgirl” goes on trending on Twitter, “grace”, finally, the girl got arrested by “Lucknow Police”, and even though she was putting more “undefined or fake” charges against him. She tried to use all her “Feminism” power but now we all got aware what is the difference between “Real Feminism” and “Fake Feminism”.


In all these above-discussed cases, what do we get to know?. Foremost, “Girls” starts knowing how to use “Feminism” effectively and positively. Secondly, They know, they always got support either from social media or from Indian Law but they forget that this is the 21st Century, anything could happen i.e Tortise can run faster, any country could be captured within a few weeks, Police can perform it’s so-called “Gunda Raaj” or “Rule of goons” in the swathe of upper-level ministers, etc. 

But they forget that in the end “Truth Alone Triumphs”. After all, I just want to put the request, that “there is a thing named/called as “Life”, which is more important than social status, ego, self-respect, self-esteem. Hence, think twice before taking any actions or before blaming. It took years and years to solve a particular case. So others “Life” plus “Time” both are important as yours. And there is one more statement which is valid on both the parties/gender i.e Don’t judge a man/woman by his/her clothes or nature or the way he/she lives and slowed down the process of your small “hypothetically speaking” manipulative mind. Just “Beware”.

Impropriety with Pegasus, An Malicious Software, Inculpation Fell on the Central Government

-SUSHAVAN DAS

It’s being said about Pegasus that it’s a spyware. Getting into the phones of people, it’s spying. It’s being alleged that the government is spying on people, while the government has demurred from this. Firstly, Pegasus is software that comes in the category of spyware. Spyware is software that is designed only for spying. An Israel company has formed Pegasus which is blatant from the name itself, “Spy” means to keep surveillance or espionage and “ware” means any tool. Spyware is the name of the software which is used for hacking devices. Now, this spyware can be of different kinds.

One way of spying can be that someone installs spyware in your phone itself or you click on a link and it begins spying on you. As some kind of links come, you must have seen, that make your face old or make old face young or you click to see what you were in your previous birth. And people imprudently strive on clicking those links. There it appears that you were Lord Ram in your erstwhile birth and you ecstatically share it on Facebook and tag that see I was Lord Ram in my erstwhile birth. But this birth’s karma is not like Lord Ram and we become exultant that who knows might be we were Lord Ram in our preceding birth. Thus, people go to these links and these links which are the spyware works to put in your mobile. Along with clicking on your link, it gets installed in your mobile.

Of all spywares, Pegasus is the robust, the one that is owned by the NSO of the Israel company. It is considered to be the most formidable spyware in the private companies ever made in the world. The statement given in the NSO group that this software is being brought into usage by government and its agencies. Presently, private agencies have been prohibited for its utilization.

If once this Pegasus, which is this spyware enters in your mobile, then understand that someone arrays in indiscernible robe has started living with you. This means a spy has been in your phone. Where you are going, who you are gabbing to on the phone, what you are messaging, whom you are messaging, and all these information are with the hackers of that mobile. Even if you are not on a call or meeting someone physically and the phone is with you, your conversations can still be recorded by spyware or even surreptitiously turning on the camera, videos can also be recorded. It means to say that someone is running your phone and you are not even scrupulous of it.

This Pegasus spyware can access all your Whatsapp chats, mails, SMS, GPS, photos-videos, microphone, camera, call-recording, contacts, from afar. As if almost every feature or information on your phone is being used by someone else. Spyware can spy on any type of phone, whether the operating system (OS) in your phone is Android or Apple. There is no software so called anti-spyware has been built in any phone yet to stem this. There are some agencies or depts. of the central government that have the right to spy on your phone in the interest of nation and in the national security.

  1. Intelligence Bureau (I.B)
  2. Central Bureau of Investigations (C.B.I)
  3. Enforcement Directorate (E.D)
  4. Narcotics Control Bureau (N.C.B)
  5. Central Board of Direct Taxes (C.B.D.T)
  6. Directory of Revenue Intelligence (D.R.I)
  7. National Investigation Agency (N.I.A)
  8. Research and Analysis Wing (R.A.W)
  9. Directorate of Signal Intelligence (D.S.I)
  10. Delhi Police Commissioner (D.P.C)

It’s to understand that in this era of Information Technology (IT), in the impending junctures, how privacy is protected. How the words of mine, thine, and general public will be encrypted end to end, it will be seen and comprehended in future. It is all at the stage of reconnaissance now. It’s not condign to inculpate anyone directly, but the gesture is denoting towards the central government whether the central government has got it executed.

As Zika virus deploys in Kerala, TamilNadu and Karnataka step up vigil

-SUSHAVAN DAS

The trace of first Corona patient was found in Kerala. And on July 7, 2021, almost 4 years later, the first patient infected with the Zika virus was found in Kerala. Earlier in 2016, Zika was found to be infected in three laboratories in Bapuji Nagar, Gujarat. It is learned that this time the virus has been found in the body of a 24-year-old girl in Kerala. Mother and newborn are healthy, the news from the media coverage. According to the Kerala Health Department, samples of 13 suspected Zika patients were sent to the Pune Institute of Virology. From there, the virus was found in the body of the young woman from Thiruvananthapuram.

According to the health department, the girl was admitted to a private hospital in Thiruvananthapuram on June 26 with fever, headache and red spots on her body. That’s when doctors suspected the young woman was probably Zika positive. Her sample was collected and sent to the Pune laboratory. Meanwhile, she gave birth to an infected child on Wednesday.

Preliminary investigations divulged that the mother had no history of foreign travel. Their home is in a village on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. A weekend ago, his mother had the same symptoms. According to the state health department, the officials of the state vector control unit visited the village as soon as the body of the girl was found in the parshala of Thiruvananthapuram. They have had taken necessary measures to stem infection from being augmented. Samples of Aedes mosquitoes were collected from that village and sent to the laboratory. The health department has had given warning to the surrounding districts.

It is known that this Zika virus causes viral infections. Aedes aegypti is a carrier of dengue and chikungunya. The virus can also be transmitted to humans by having un-protected vaginal, anal or oral intercourse. In 1947, the virus was first detected in the body of a monkey in Uganda. Five years later, the human body became infected with the Zika virus. But in 2015, the virus first deployed to the island of Yap in the Pacific Ocean. And in 2015, the Zika virus spread like an epidemic in Brazil. That’s when the study found that children infected with the virus were born with small heads and immature brains.

Nonetheless, there is no news of death in this virus. If only pregnant women are affected, the risk to the mother and child may increase. However, the epidemic in Brazil has caused symptoms in Guillain-Barré. These symptoms can lead to neurological problems and can be fatal.

Monotonous Lifestyles of Confined Students in Home during coV-19

-SUSHAVAN DAS

The Corona virus pandemic ravaging the world has certainly put an interlusion on the regular lives of people across the globe. The lockdown has been rather hectic for school-going students. It’s been fourteen months since they visited to school. In a period of just few months, the coV-19 pandemic caused by a novel corona virus has radically transformed the lives of masses of people all over the world, including students. Indeed, as of April 1, 2020, the number of learners required to stay at home due to closure of their educational institution at all grade levels.

Apart from the devastating health consequences for those directly affected by the virus, the coV-19 pandemic holds major implications for the way higher education students live and work, affecting their physical and mental well-being in profound ways. For parents, one of the major concerns during these unprecedented junctures is the amount of time their children are spending in front of the mobile, laptop, tablet, and PC screens. Owing to the pandemic, millions of school kids around the world are not continuing their education online, which has inadvertently resulted in more screen time for the little ones. Adding to the woes, lockdown restrictions and social distancing measures have further taken away the option of outdoor games and activities for children. They palpable tediousness being captivated inside the four walls which is monotonous to them.

Students formerly became emaciated wending to schools and tuitions, but after the beginning of the rudimentary year 2020, every one tranquilled. But as the day passed by, all schools gradually started closing and offline classes desisted. The hustle and bustle after the school ends became reticent now. Every exquisitable moments of school days have unraveled. Reactions to the novel corona virus have caused a great many changes to daily life in recent days. Students in homes have been agonizing from seclusion. They are not getting chance to study with their consortiums and there remains dearth competing with antagonists, and thereby the ideas of creative minds get overturned.

Although online education has built up young minds to develop creativities and conducting online programmes like; online sports, speech, essay writing competitions, celebrations, seminars and some more, but these don’t provide overwhelming gratification to the hearts of students. In recent times, a few months back, a teethager girl posted a written letter to Modi, P.M of India, to palliate the burden of feverished nomenclature of protracted online classes. Not only online classes initiates agony but it genuinely affects the student’s brains and eyes also. The joint effect between lifestyle changes by home incarceration has feasibly aggravated behavioral problems in children.

Terrible than Amphan, the cyclone Yash is adventing to the hearts of Bengal

-SUSHAVAN DAS

On the one hand, when the country is considerably nonplussed with covid. On the other hand, the memory of last year’s ‘Amphan‘ has brought back enough embezzlement to Karnataka, Goa and Kerala. However, the cyclone that formed over the Arabian Sea did not affect Bengal and in that the people of Bengal heaved a sigh of relief. But in the meantime, another nightmare snatched the sleep of Bengal.

Although there was not much damage in ‘Tauktae‘, this time the cyclone ‘Yash‘ is slowly advancing towards Bengal. According to the IMD, the rage of this storm is going to be much higher than that of ‘Amphan‘. It has been reported that the storm could hit the Sunderbans coast due to low pressure in the East-Central Bay of Bengal. For the past few days, the heat in the patch has become quite uncomfortable. The next two days will have to endure the alloverishness in the scorching heat, the meteorological department thinks so. Not only that, the maximum temperature can reach up to about 39 degrees. However, some relief from Friday. Moderate rainfall is forecast across South Bengal including Kolkata. On the other hand, the storm in West Bengal may hit on Sunday, i.e. 23 May.

Last year, West Bengal was devastated by the floods. Somehow, death was prevented but the situation escalated. Day after day, power was cut off at a stretch of a week or more in different parts of West Bengal. The city of Kolkata also came to a standstill due to trees falling all around. According to the IMD, ‘Yash’ has more power than ‘Amphan’. So it’s destructive. Effect will going to be deadly. Moderate rainfall is already forecast across various districts of North Bengal from Tuesday. There is a possibility of rain with thunderstorm in different areas of Malda including Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, Kalimpong, Alipurduar, Kochbihar.

The Alipore Meteorological Department has already warned various districts in the state. The situation in Covid is much worse this time than last year. Thousand of people are being attacked every day. The death toll is in the hundred. In this situation, if there is a shortage of electricity like last year, the general public will have to suffer a lot of glitches. Because this year many patients have to be given oxygen help. Needless to say, the situation will get worse if the service crashes like last year. Four people have already died in Karnataka due to the violence in ‘Tauktae’. About 63 villages have been ravished. It remains to be seen what effect will have on Bengal in the days to come.

Joining of Stars in Politics from several fields

-SUSHAVAN DAS

Charisma or Personality of a leader has been a defining factor in Indian Politics in present era. Today, political parties, whether national or regional, involve celebrities from all walks of life including painters, singers, film actors, theatre personalities, academicians, sporters, and so on.

From Bollywood to cricket heroes, stars can do much more than simply encourage people to vote. There are numerous examples of celebrities using their fame to advance a political agenda. From promoting democracy to advocating for a particular political party, or even running for election, celebrities are a mainstay in Indian elections. Leaders of Indian political parties subsequently give tickets to become active members of Loksabha and Rajyasabha to rule the democratic powers over native Indians. They take part in the decision making process of the Indian governance without having knowledge of letter “P” in “Politics”. What has happened to them is that they have now left the world of film and started joining politics.

For so many years, how many leaders, ministers have come and gone, and now the film stars have come and do our government work. The sole purpose of them is to move from one party to another party indulging in defection to gain political powers and loot the cash rewards. Leaders of different national parties allow celebrities to enter into the world of politics for propaganda of their parties and win seats in Loksabha and Rajyasabha elections.

Left Foot, Ankle Fracture, ‘Chest Pain-Shortness of Breath’, 48-62 hours observation CM

-SUSHAVAN DAS

Mamata Banerjee was injured on the day of nomination in Nandigram on Wednesday. She was fallen to the ground in Birulia market area and injured her legs, waist, head and chest. The Chief Minister was taken to the car by picking her up in lap in a green corridor at night. She was admitted to SSKM hospital. Mamata alleged that four-five people deliberately shoved each other by conspiracy due to which the legs were redly swollen.

For the nonse, she is admitted to SSKM hospital. According to doctors, her left ankle and its bone have cracks. The leg muscle was also injured. The left leg of her is swollen. The legs were temporarily plastered after an MRI last night. Antibiotics have started. If the swelling of the feet is reduced, plaster may be applied today. Mamata Banerjee’s right shoulder and elbow were injured. There are also neck injuries. The Chief Minister was given pain-killers at night. According to hospital sources, although the ECG report was satisfactory, the Chief Minister informed the doctors about chest pain and shortness of breath. A CT scan will be done to find out if the cause of the chest pain is traumatic. Besides, ECG will be done again today. Echo can also be done.

Multiple routine blood tests will be done. The doctors have decided to keep the Chief Minister under observation for 48 to 72 hours. Today, the doctors of the medical board will examine her again. A nine-member team has been formed for the treatment of the Chief Minister. In addition to SSKM chief Manimoy Banerjee, the medical board has three department heads and five other experts. Specialists in Orthopedic, Neuro Surgery, Neuro Medicine, General Surgery, Cardiology, Endocrinology, General Medicine and Anesthesia have been hired.

Mithun’s Trend to Lean on Major Political Parties

-SUSHAVAN DAS

Mithun Chakroborty, a noted name to the people of Bengal. Bengalis honour him as an actor, kind-hearted and cooperative-minded man. No doubt, he was the son of soil, Bengal. He was born and brought up in Hatibagan, Calcutta in a middle class family.

In his student’s life, he was allured in Naxal politics and thereafter left Mumbai to be settled. There is no suspicion he had to confront a lot of struggle to come in this stature, but his joining in B.J.P has degraded him. Almost people are saying and newspaper of yesterday’s headline is Naxalite to B.J.P. In his life time, he indulged himself in Naxal, C.P.M, then Congress to T.M.C. At last but not least, he joined B.J.P yesterday in the political podium of Brigade parade ground in the presence of P.M, Modi.

Though common people, politicians and reporters are criticizing his decisions and saying he himself has made hoax before the people in ensuing assembly election. As per reporters, Mithun Chakroborty has a trend to press himself to the new political party who has a probability to come in power. He has been seen in yesterday’s newspaper talking with Jyoti Basu and Subhas Chakroborty of C.P.I.M and walked in the road rally as an intellectual on behalf of C.P.I.M when people of Bengal were seething in anger against C.P.I.M of their brutal killings in Nandigram. Thereafter, he got access to T.M.C and made a tumultuous tour with acting C.M, Mamata Banerjee in 1916’s Assembly Election. Thereafter, he got Rajya Sabha seat, but left after two years. Before that, he was seen to stand beside sagacious, finance, defense, external affair’s minister and former president, Pranab Mukherjee’s election campaign.

He was reticient after giving resignation from Rajya Sabha. But to its prior, R.S.S C.E.O, Mohan Bhagavat went to meet him and minioned him to attend in Brigade Maiden in Calcutta. He did so like a loyal cader yesterday.

Mamata Proclaimed to be reviled with Jay Sree Ram greet despite being recited Islamic Prayer

-SUSHAVAN DAS

A major and dubious incident have taken place against the augustus Cheif Minister of West Bengal, Ms. Mamata Banerjee of reciting Islamic prayer before masjids and other Muslim’s conflagrations. Members of different political groups raise persuasive questions against Mamata for being cantankerous and asperse others for greeting the name of Lord Sree Ram.

According to Ms. Banerjee, she firmly believes that she herself and her political party is being obscened and humorously insulted by the people who she calls as outsiders. In Hinduism, we Hindus worship and adore our righteous God, Sree Ram. Even the robust God Hanuman was the menial of Him. There Mamata thinks that she is colloquied by the natives of West Bengal. The example of this sentence was espied and substantiated by etching everyone’s eye on the grandiloquent birth anniversary of martyr Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose by refusing to deliver speech when she was called on podium infront of lectern. The illegitimate reason of which was the passing of slogan ‘Jay Sree Ram’ which refrained Mamata to utter a lone word.

She only takes care of herself and value and dignity of her political party. By keeping dumb on that auspicious day, she protected her self-respect from being plundered, because of her haughtiness and tenacity, she discomfitured the heroic warrior. However, she might not show her apoplexy and antagonism towards the common people of Bengal and augment her anger being incentivized against the opposite politicians and their political groups.

People are taking the Corona virus laxly

-SUSHAVAN DAS

Incipient of pandemic covid-19 was in one of the busiest cities of China, Wuhan. China first sent message to W.H.O’s executive about this pandemic virus, it was initially guessed that it might have been from the skin of beast. Hence, W.H.O made the world alert about this virus. Cosmopolitan people know well how much harm pandemic did through out the world. Gradually, from the end of the previous year, the trend of virus started palliating bit by bit for the consciousness of the people and application of medicine.

The vaccine of covid was started researching in laboratories by the scientists and many provinces in the world promulgated that their vaccine can prevent this pandemic virus. Eftsoons these people started to think their existence newly. Already, many countries have applied covid vaccine to the people who fought against this virus standing before the affected people and nurse and treated them. These front liners have been inoculated on priority basis. But what we are seeing now a days in printing newspaper and electronic media about the scrupulosity of people against the virus.

People dare to wend out of their domiciles without taking precautions. Some people are seen to attend wedding ceremonies and congregranian meetings without wearing masks and keeping their body bare in many parts which they covered when there was abysmal outbreak of virus. This contagious and air borne disease can mute few days after strength already erupted in many European and American countries and England is affected by Strain. Already it had bereaved many lives. In India, Strain has been probed in Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra.

This virus may increase by its rage if we give continuous laxity to deploy this viral infection. Most indians are seen being encouraged after collating information of preventing medicine, i.e., covid virus and this innocent but callous people are taking part in all kinds of gatherings or travelling in buses and trains without covering their mouth, arms, and head. They have started leading their life as before. They are not adrad that this pandemic virus may turn and take perilous form. So it’s high time to restrain our life leading which most of the indians are doing and their capriced decision may make the situation arrant in near future.

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