News Topic:Eve Teasing
Kashmir
Two arrested in Pulwama for eve teasing and molestation
Two men were arrested in Pulwama on charges of eve teasing and molestation following a swift action by Pulwama Police in response to a complaint lodged by a woman.
Kashmir
Protest erupt as soldier allegedly eve-teases a girl in Baramulla
An Army Commanding Officer Saturday pacified angry mob and stopped the issue getting snowballed into a major controversy when he ‘apologized’ to people who alleged that a soldier, part of a patrolling party, passed ‘lewd’ comments on a young girl in Singhpora area of Pattan town here in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Saturday morning.
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International Women’s Day – Why should boys have all the fun?
Our society claims to be developing at a rapid pace but is still patriarchal in attitude and sometimes misogynic in nature. Women are not...
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