TASNIM TABASUM AURTHI Rape- a word that evokes deep anguish, social anger and legal complexities. The moment a rape incident is reported, especially on social media like Facebook, the first reaction from the public is almost always the same ‘the rapist should be hanged publicly’. This reaction, through emotionally charged, reflects collective outrage, it also…
Khandaker Nusrat Jahan Living in a country where life is miserably uncertain and the shadow of death lurks around like an inevitable daily chore, the question people often seem to wonder about is, “If I die, where shall I lie?” Sitting at home in a densely populated and rapidly urbanized country where the land is…
For the last two years, the situation in Manipur has been shaky. The small state which lies in Northeast India has been rocked by communal violence and insurgencies. Official data provided by the Indian Government stated that there have been more than 200 casualties from 2023 to 2024. The riots and violent clashes have been…
Ahnaf Malik Siam Through the rise of the metaverse, the world today stands subject to the spreading of information in an instant. Amidst the race to reach the broader populous, the use of humorous expressions, often blurring the lines between reality, fantasy, and acceptability, causes grave denigration. As such, a crucial inquiry plants its seeds…
Farhan Ferdaus At the dawn of the third millennium, we are witnessing a monumental transformation in society, philosophy, and political structures. At the heart of this change lies Artificial intelligence (AI). This force is disrupting the old-world order. For thousands of years, mankind’s problems have always been the same: war, famine, and plague. While wars…
-Afifa Enam Where does the line between dealing with personal affairs and committing a punishable offense blur in a domestic setting? To what extent can abuse be considered normal in the relationship between family members? At what point is it considered abnormal? According to the Domestic Violation Prevention and Protection Act 2010, Domestic Violence includes…
KANAK KANTI KARMAKAR, PRITOM KANTI KARMAKAR The phrase ‘mob justice’ describes a type of violent crime when a crowd murders a person who is believed to be the criminal under the guise of enforcing justice without a trial. It is an extra judicial killing that blatantly violates human rights. It also describes a self-governing court…
