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Burning injustice- Reality of Acid Attack Survivors (By Neha Soni )   Image By:- Darshika Singh An acid attack, also called acid throwing or vitriol attack is a violent assault including the act of throwing acid onto the body of another to disfigure, torture, or kill. The consequences of those attacks include  blindness , eye burns, permanent  scarring  on face and body,  and social, psychological, and economic difficulties. We live in a world that expects women to appear in a specific way. This constitutes why so many acid attacks happen. They’re done to harm the face, image, and self-worth, with the motive of making the person undesirable for others.  Why do acid attacks happen? Rejection - When some lovers get rejected, to hurt the other person, they use acid to destroy their faces. Hatred - This could happen within business partners, lovers, relatives, etc. when they get a loss on money, failed exams, cheating on other partners in marriage, and jealousy between relatives. Bull

Why Junk Food Seems More Appetising Survivors (By Suhana Ahmed )   Image By:- Darshika Singh Healthy uptake. It's one thing everybody is aware of they ought to do, but few people do as systematically as we might like. The aim of this guide is to share sensible ways for the way to eat healthily and breakdown the science of why we frequently fail. Now, it isn't a claim for everyone to possess an ideal diet, but it is always a positive and a good thing to have healthier components in our meals. There is some aura in junk food that seems to pull people towards itself, almost like an enchantment. Humans generally tend to lean towards unhealthy food, to crave it. What exactly might be the reason for it?  Why we crave unhealthy food? Steven Witherly, a food scientist who has spent twenty years in the  UN agency learning what makes bound foods additional addictive than others, has put forth his knowledge out to the public. Witherly, after you eat tasty food, there are 2 factors that b

Martial Rape is a Crime (By Pragya Kumar )   Image By:- Darshika Singh The holy vermilion lining her trichion epitomized the Cosmo of marriage. A new beginning, new bondage, and a new family. The wells and bells of this day made her believe in a sonorous future that was waiting for her. She left the pedestal of her childhood with shredded tears and entered an opulent platform selcouthly. Walking to the whole iridescent, a girl never realizes the upcoming epiphany that guards the way. She never knew that her beaming hyena's snicker would be cascaded to disturbing screams. The folds of the sheet would yell her quivering tales. The welsh of her dignity would surround the aura. She never knew that her wings to fly would be chopped down to somnambulistic grief.  "MARITAL RAPE" is no different from RAPE, the four-letter word screams the same ineffable crime being committed repeatedly under a roof. Our consciousness shivers to know when people claim that sex is superficial for a

Trust your Instincts (By Suhana Ahmed)   Image By:- Sukriti Singh What is an Instinct? It is a natural ability to know what to do in a particular situation. It is a natural tendency to behave in a particular way that people and animals are born with and that they abide by without knowing the reason. An instinct warns or tells you the right choice to make in a particular situation, which is dependent on your mind. We all need to trust ourselves, have belief in ourselves, and that is one major step to achieve and learn anything; and trusting your intuition is the ultimate act of trusting yourself. Why are instincts important? Not everything in the world is straightforward or direct. In other words, the world is not filled with just black and white, it has n number of different shades in between. We tend to have difficulty choosing a path or making a decision for ourselves. There are uncertainty and confusion and lack of knowledge of what it will lead to, and at times like that going wit

Should accessibility of internet be declared fundamental right    (By Rounakshi Dey )   Image By:- Darshika Singh Right to Internet Access- a Fundamental Right “ Right is duty well performed ”. Articles 12-35 of the Indian Constitution deals with the Fundamental Rights of the citizens of the Nation. We primarily had six fundamental rights in our Constitution. These rights are to be enjoyed by each and every citizen of India irrespective of their caste , creed , religion , gender , etc. These rights are essential to our survival. They are enforceable by the court if we are denied any of them except in case of a Regional or National emergency. The Supreme Court issued a verdict in 2019 that the Right to the Internet is a Fundamental Right under Article 19 of our Constitution. The ruling is at par with the United Nations , which declared way back that every human being should have access to the Internet as their fundamental right. This ruling was given in light of the woes of the r