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Eve teasing and molestation are problems that women grapple with everyday, even in educational institutions. However, raising a voice against these harassments often leads to no result - only victim blaming. Many drop out of colleges because of this nuisance.

This is because of the inherent sense of misogyny that has been normalised in the society which considers these incidents as nothing but an ice-breaker between men and women.

It is the need of the hour to raise our voices against this evil, call out any form of eve-teasing, because none of it can be justified or reasoned out. The educational institutions need to be made safer so that they become seats of knowledge and not of harassment.

Say No To Eve-Teasing!

BHU Incident Is A Reminder Of Misogyny & Casual Sexism Prevalent In Colleges Across India

Ah! This is the reason why Police Lathi charged Protesting Students of BHU.

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It was no ordinary hit-and-run accident that jolted motorists and pedestrians on 2nd main road near Jayamahal Extension, RT Nagar on Saturday night, because this was no ordinary victim.

This is the incredibly heart-warming story of a group of people who came together to save a helpless animal that would otherwise have lost its life, and its calf, in a road accident. Around 8.45 pm on Saturday, there was a smattering of vehicles plying on Jayamahal Extension 2nd main road, along the mosque and the compound of the burial grounds, when two cows were seen attempting to cross the road.

The driver of the car, who was speeding, reportedly tried to overtake the animals sharply but rammed into the right hind flank of one of the cows. Even while the animal screamed in pain, the callous driver sped away, but one of the motorists chased him and managed to take his driver's license and phone number before he jumped back in the vehicle and sped away.

"A traffic policeman who reached the spot around 9 pm called for medical help and back up, but in vain. Fortunately, a veterinary doctor, Dr Mahmood Abbas, who was passing by with his friend saw the cow and rushed to help. Though the road was pitch-dark with barely any streetlights, people from the crowd used the lights from their mobile phones to help the doctor see, as he began a procedure lasting nearly three hours on the wounded animal.

Another onlooker, Syed Rasoul, ran into the Muslim burial ground nearby and returned with a piece of cloth that he used as a makeshift rope to hobble the animal whilst the surgery was being performed. Someone else brought a bucket of water which they used to wash the cow's wounds and calm it down. The operation went on for nearly three hours, and it was well after midnight by the time the injured animal's wounds had been stitched.

Had it not been for the intervention of some selfless, compassionate passersby including a veterinary surgeon named - who performed an operation lasting two hours on the animal in the middle of the road - the victim would not have made it.

Source: http://tinyurl.com/ooqz32t

Reported by Prakruti PK

HUMANITY HAS NO RELIGION

Humanity is the greatest religion, and this was proven once again by Harman Singh, a Sikh resident of Auckland, New Zealand.

22 year old Harman was at his home when he suddenly heard the screeching noise of car tyres. He immediately rushed to the spot and found that a five year old boy had been hit by a car and was bleeding from his head. He immediately removed his turban and used it to stop the bleeding.

One may argue that Harman Singh only did what anyone else should have done. That's true, but sadly far too many people today have forgotten the true purpose of religion. This news reaffirms our faith in humanity and shows that people who value it more than any religion do exist.

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