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  What is the single most underrated trait a person can have? “Have we ever asked if a woman in  pardah  (draping) feels comfortable? What if she loves her culture? We just decided on our own that it's inconvenient so that we could pin it on patriarchy. May be it's for her good so that she could be safe from evil prying eyes.” Sounded meaningless? Well, it won't now. Just replace  pardah  with a  veil over entire body,  strangulating the entire freedom with wholesome swathe. “ Have we ever asked if a woman in  entire body-veil  feels comfortable? What if she loves her culture? We just decided on our own that it's inconvenient so that we could pin it on patriarchy. May be it's for her good so that she could be safe from evil prying eyes.” Why did the  veil  feel okay second time? Because the  veil  of pseudo-intellectualism clouded our judgement. What's the most underrated trait a person can have? Being a lesser hypocrite. “If she says she isn't uncomfortable

Sacred Games  has always had a way with dialogues. And most of these dialogues, we can use them in real life. Except, when we are in front of our  parents .  Anyhow, we tried to use the dialogues from season 2 of the show in real life situations and let's just say, they fit.  1.  2. 3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.  If you can think of any other dialogue that fits here perfectly, do let us know.  For more stories on  Netflix , click  here .  COPIED from  SCOOPWHOOP

Rahul Gandhi has a black belt in aikodo, a Japanese martial art. And his coach, Sensei Paritos Kar recently told India Today that he's been practicing since 2009. He knows sword-fighting and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He is a voracious reader. He has read Swami Vivekananda’s books and texts of Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism and Christianity. Asha Devi, the mother of victim of the 2012 Nirbhaya gangrape, said Rahul Gandhi counselled and motivated her son after the heart-rending tragedy. "After learning that he wanted to join the defence forces, Rahul asked him to pursue a pilot's training course after completion of school," Asha Devi said. "When he was studying, Rahul used to talk to him over the phone and taught him to adopt a 'never quit' attitude." she said. He has a MPhil degree from Trinity College. Rahul dropped out of St Stephen's College, Delhi university to join Harvard University. He is a qualified pilot. He did mountaineering course

READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. This is Junko Furuta: She was an average Japanese teenager who lived a good life, until one day the four most vile, horrendous and disgusting humans in all of history snatched that life away from her. Now, this next part will elaborate on the truly despicable and sickening things the four boys did, and why they deserve a special layer of Hell reserved for them. Seriously, don’t scroll down if you don’t think you can handle it. Mental scarring and trauma may occur. On November 25, 1988 Junko Furuta was kidnapped by 4 teenage boys – one of them being Hiroshi Miyano, who had been rejected by her when he asked her out. The boys took Junko Furuta to the house owned by the parents of one of the kidnappers in the Ayase district of Adachi, Tokyo. While in captivity, the kidnapers forced Junko Furuta to call her parents and tell them that she’d run away and is going to stay with a friend, but insist that she’s not in danger. Not able to realize what was

Thousands of people, many waving Pakistani and Kashmiri flags, protested outside the Indian High Commission in London on Thursday in support of the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir. India's decision to revoke special status for Kashmir, along with a communications blackout and curbs on movement, caused fury in Pakistan, which cut trade and transport links and expelled India's envoy in retaliation. In London, protesters carried banners saying "Kashmir is Burning", "Free Kashmir" and "Modi: Make Tea Not War", according to a Reuters reporter. A small counter-demonstration was kept apart from the main protest by the police. Four people were arrested for affray, obstruction of police and possession of an offensive weapon, police said. "One person was injured during the demonstrations," they said. A Reuters photograph showed police carrying away a large curved knife from the protest. A blade recovered by police officer

To begin with: For girls- Never tell a guy no matter if he is younger than you or your best buddy, that their ‘post-office' is open  in front of people . It embarasses them like hell.   (Of course take him in a corner and point that out.) A dark skinned person “You are looking fair  today.”  What do you mean by today anyway? A topper, “Why do you even need to study? You will top this time too.” (Sounds irritating like hell.) A person who manages to pass, “This time you will pass right?” Yeah, you sound very helping. For guys- A girl that she has got some ‘moustache'. Seriously? Do you want her to haunt you for the rest of your life? To your parents, “I want to do something different in my life than studying.” It might give an Indian parent a mini-attack. (Unless, that's what you want.) To your society's some random aunty, “I am not really planning to marry anytime soon.” Consequences: Either you have an affair, you are depressed, you are going to become