Anupriya Sengupta

Menstruation or periods is one of the biggest known taboos associated with India. Period cycle- a natural process of every woman's life is still discussed in hushed voices. Women in this country are still kept in isolation during their periods. It's a history old long discussed topic.  However, another big challenge associated with this issue is the lack of access to free menstrual hygiene products. In a nation teeming with vibrant cultures and deep-rooted traditions, it is disheartening to confront the issue of period poverty that continues to undermine the dignity of countless women. India, despite its economic progress, grapples with the harsh reality that many women and girls lack access to proper menstrual hygiene products, education, and resources during their periods.  Period poverty isn't only about poor access to resources, it is also about the pervasive problem which perpetuates gender inequality and denies women the chance to lead productive and empowered ...

Psychopaths- A trait that researchers are researching even today. If we look at the definition, it says: a person having an ego-centric and antisocial personality marked by a lack of remorse for one's actions, an absence of empathy for others, and often criminal intentions.  A psychopath has no feelings towards anything, not even humans, that's why they don't even think before taking any action- even if it is something serious like murder. They are so out of touch with the reality that they don't even realize that their action is a crime, it's an offence, he's hurting someone.  During medical treatment, a psychologist shows his patient an image of a scared person to see his reaction. The patient says that he has no idea about such emotions, but it excites him when he kills people, stabs them, and before dying they have the same look on their faces.  And just like this, there is a similar crazy story of Amarjeet Sada, but the surprising element of this stor...