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Woman Attacks Lady Judge, Prosecutor & Inspector With Iron Rod In Odisha's Court Premises
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Meet the mother and daughter who abandoned the newborn on the road
* Former flight attendant Akanksha and her mother Rashmi.
* Akanksha and her mother are modern-thinking, feminist, and independent women who were thoroughly enjoying their freedom.
* As a result of that freedom, a child was born out of a relationship without marriage.
* Being independent and feminist, both the mother and daughter refuse to take responsibility for the child.
* Left the newborn with the umbilical cord still attached on the road (near the CM residence).
* The baby has been rescued, but the mother has flatly refused to take custody, saying, "Our job is to give birth to children; raising them is the government's job."
While enjoying feminism and freedom, Madam forgot who the father of the child was 🙂
Unmarried mother abandons newborn near CM residence and flees
* Former flight attendant Akanksha Lal (34–35 years) + her mother Rashmi
* The child was born out of a relationship without marriage
* Left the newborn with the umbilical cord still attached on the road (near the CM residence)
* The baby has been rescued, but the mother has flatly refused to take custody
Women who roam around promiscuously either commit foeticide in the womb or abandon their children and run away.
Where have the feminist women, who blame men for everything, gone now? Where is the moral responsibility for this heinous act?
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As per information available online, Richa was lawyer, and her mother is judicial officer. Is this correct? Is so, and if misuse of power is established, shouldn't strict action be taken against them for reporting false FIR against husband and his family?
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There will be no "ENCOUNTER" in this case because the criminal is a woman.
Had a male passenger done this to a female conductor, only God knows what would have happened to him.
India is SIMP society.
A life lost for just ₹90 💔
A passenger, Monika, allegedly pushed woman conductor Pravalika (24) out of a moving bus.
Monika had given ₹100 for her son's ₹10 ticket. Pravalika wrote the balance on the back of the ticket, but Monika demanded it immediately and argued with her.
Pravalika fell under the rear tyres and both her legs were broken. She died after 10 days of treatment.
She took up RTC job after father's death.
📍Khammam, Telangana
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Mittagudem village, Telangana
Gundla Pravalika
- A 24 year old TGSRTC bus conductor in Telangana.
- A passenger, Banoth Mounika, pushed her out of a moving bus after an argument over the remaining ₹90 from her son's ₹10 ticket.
- Pravalika fell under the rear wheels and suffered severe injuries to both legs.
- She fought for her life for 10 days but eventually died on November 3.
- She had taken up the RTC job after her father's death.
- Police have arrested the accused.
A woman took the life of an innocent, hard working female conductor.
Are women really the kinder gender?
What punishment should be given to her?
Also, why is her face hidden?
Men From India retweeted
No Men in driver seat !
Denying job to men is proud moment in India.
Denying Job to women is oppression in India.
What kind of Equality is this?
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Praval, who worked at a private company in Ghaziabad, also alleged that his wife, under the influence of her father, Rajan Gupta, threatened to implicate him in multiple cases through false allegations. He claimed that his in-laws had repeatedly threatened him with fabricated accusations.
Read More: intdy.in/tqmezs
#Ghaziabad Usman Chaudhary
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A husband was kidnapped, tied up, gagged, and thrown into a corner of a High Court in India.
Lawyers present there rescued him.
If a man did the same to his wife, it would become international news.
The sad thing is that he'll still have to pay alimony and maintenance, while his wife may not face any punishment.
No wonder so many men take their own lives because of such torture.
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🇺🇸 AMERICAN MEN ARE SPEAKING. WHO IS LISTENING TO THEM?
A remarkable new survey by the American Institute for Boys and Men (AIBM) and Third Way, ahead of the US midterm elections, reveals something that should unite people across the political spectrum.
76% of men believe boys’ and men’s issues aren't taken seriously.
This extraordinary finding transcends political divisions:
🔹 74% of Democrats
🔹 77% of Independents
🔹 79% of Republicans
And 78% believe fathers receive insufficient support from government and their communities.
These findings from 1,001 registered male voters aged 18–49 deserve attention far beyond America, including in Australia, Britain, Canada and New Zealand.
Other results are equally revealing:
❤️ 87% prioritise training therapists, teachers and coaches to better address boys’ and men’s mental health challenges.
📚 85% support programs addressing boys’ learning and behavioural difficulties.
👨👧 77% prioritise paid family leave for fathers, while 82% support better childcare options, including outside normal working hours.
🛠️ 82% support expanding apprenticeships, including in health and education.
💔 75% consider addressing male suicide, overdose deaths and shorter life expectancy important.
🏠 65% believe homeownership is financially out of reach, while 55% say the same about marriage and starting a family.
Perhaps most troubling, 80% felt expected to find their own path to success, while 92% believe struggling males encounter at least some judgement rather than wholehearted support.
And here's something that challenges prevailing stereotypes: 69% recognise systemic problems facing boys and men, while 71% recognise systemic problems facing women and girls.
Men aren't demanding that women's concerns be ignored. They're asking for compassion, fairness and meaningful support for themselves too.
Another surprise? Despite political obsession with culture wars, men's leading concerns are cost of living (59%), jobs and the economy (54%), and government corruption (38%).
What are the implications?
For America, neither political party can afford to dismiss men's concerns or take their votes for granted.
For Australia and other English-speaking democracies, these findings raise urgent questions about boys' educational underachievement, male suicide, declining workforce participation, fatherhood support and men's economic opportunities.
These challenges deserve serious investigation and practical, evidence-based solutions, not ideological stereotyping or political point-scoring.
Men want opportunity, economic security, meaningful work, healthier lives and the chance to be good fathers.
This isn't a competition between the sexes. Supporting men and boys strengthens families, communities and society as a whole...
Congratulations to Richard V. Reeves, AIBM and Third Way for listening to men rather than lecturing them.
Equality must include men and boys. Empathy must include fathers. Compassion must never depend on someone's sex.
The message to political leaders is unmistakable:
STOP DISMISSING MEN'S STRUGGLES. START LISTENING. START ACTING.
🔗 thirdway.org/memo/what-are-m…
#MensEqualityMonth #MenAndBoys #MensMentalHealth #Fatherhood #GenderEquality #MalePositive #AIBM
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Australia has a long history of alienating fathers in the family courts.
The book ‘Fat Daddy’ exposes the system by putting a microscope over the true stories of three dads.
Child support, false allegations and suicide are some of the issues tackled head on. The book doesn’t pull any punches.
Book available on Amazon at: amzn.asia/d/024M0VtE
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Praval Gupta, son of a BJP Mandal vice-president, died by suicide just one day before his first wedding anniversary. In an 8-minute video, he accused his wife and several in-laws of harassment, threats and mental torture.
#justiceformen #savemen
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A divorce lawyer says the biggest threat to your marriage isn’t porn, Tinder or Ashley Madison. It’s the Instagram account of the mom from your kid’s soccer practice.
His reasoning is interesting:
→ Every reason to be on your phone looks innocent
→ A “saw you went to Tulum, where did you stay?” comment is how it starts
→ DMs are like meeting someone alone in a restaurant where nobody can see what you’re saying
→ You scroll while you’re bored on the subway or the toilet, looking at everyone’s best moments
You’re living your blooper reel and comparing it to everyone’s highlight reel.
Then he says divorce lawyers owe the people who built these platforms a debt of gratitude for their job security.
Most affairs don’t start with a decision. They start with a like, a comment and a quick reply when you’re bored, and by the time it feels like something, it has been something for a while.
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उत्तर प्रदेश –
मेरठ में BJP नेता के बेटे प्रबल गुप्ता ने जहर खाकर जान दे दी। मरने से पहले Video बनाई। पत्नी और ससुरालवालों पर टॉर्चर करने का आरोप लगाया।
कल पुलिस के सामने पति–पत्नी की पहली मिडिएशन तारीख थी। वहाँ दोनों में खूब तकरार हुई।
काउन्सिलिंग से वापस आकर प्रबल ने जहर खा लिया। आज प्रबल की फर्स्ट मैरिज एनिवर्सिरी थी।
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पत्नि - ससुराल से परेशान युवक ने वीडियो बना मौत को गले लगाया.. FIR दर्ज, शादी की पहली वर्ष गांठ से एक दिन पहले ही जान दी
UP क़े मेरठ में कंकरखेड़ा थाना क्षेत्र की पटेलपुरी कॉलोनी में भाजपा के मंडल उपाध्यक्ष राजीव गुप्ता के बेटे प्रवल की संदिग्ध परिस्थितियों में मौत का मामला सामने आया है। पारिवारिक विवाद के बीच प्रवल ने अपनी पत्नी और ससुराल पक्ष पर उत्पीड़न के आरोप लगाए थे। उपचार के दौरान अस्पताल में उसकी मौत हो गई।
बताया गया कि प्रवल की पत्नी ने दहेज उत्पीड़न को लेकर पुलिस में शिकायत की थी। इसके बाद पुलिस की मौजूदगी में दोनों पक्षों के बीच काउंसलिंग हुई। परिजनों का आरोप है कि इस दौरान उन्हें धमकाया गया। प्रवल ने भी पुलिसकर्मी पर धमकाने के आरोप लगाए थे।
मौत से पहले प्रवल द्वारा बनाया गया एक वीडियो सामने आया है। इसमें उसने ससुराल पक्ष के लोगों पर आरोप लगाते हुए सरकार से कार्रवाई की मांग की थी। उसने अपनी दो माह की बेटी की देखभाल और कस्टडी अपने माता-पिता को सौंपने की इच्छा भी जाहिर की थी।
मौत के बाद प्रवल के पिता राजीव गुप्ता की तबीयत भी बिगड़ गई। उन्हें दिल का दौरा पड़ने के बाद अस्पताल में भर्ती कराया गया।
मामले में एसपी सिटी विनायक गोपाल भोंसले ने बताया कि प्रवल ने मृत्यु से पहले एक वीडियो बनाया था, जिसमें ससुराल पक्ष के लोगों पर आरोप लगाए गए हैं।
वीडियो में जिन लोगों के नाम सामने आए हैं, उनके खिलाफ प्राथमिकी दर्ज की गई है। पुलिस का कहना है कि मामले में जल्द कार्रवाई की जाएगी।
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Jail for him, not for her.
North Carolina makes simple assault a Class A1 misdemeanor when a man assaults a woman. A woman assaulting a man commits a Class 2 misdemeanor.
With no prior convictions, he faces up to 60 days in jail. She pays a fine or faces probation.
The law gives male victims less protection and punishes male offenders more severely based on sex.
Sources: North Carolina General Assembly, §§ 14-33 and 15A-1340.23.
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Female pilot totally panicking. Brutal.
“Holy f*ck, we’re out of time” Heart crushing ATC audio captures the moments before a Learjet 60 crashed in Palm Beach County, Florida, killing all 9 souls on board.
VIA: @thenewarea51
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You were warned. 😠
A mother shot her 13-year-old son twice in the head in the family van, then drove home and shot her 16-year-old daughter while she sat at the computer doing homework. She told police why. The kids were "mouthy."
Her name was Julie Schenecker, from Tampa. That week her husband, an Army colonel, was deployed to the Middle East. Five days before the killings she had bought a revolver. A few months earlier police had come to the house after she hit her daughter, and nobody was charged.
After the shootings she covered both bodies with blankets. When police found them, Julie was still at home. She had written a note, and in it she gave the same reason she later gave detectives: her children talked back to her.
In the interview room she told Detective Gary Sandel that Calyx and Beau were "really mean" to her. "I just topped over. The last straw." She said she had planned to kill herself afterward, but she couldn't explain why she never did.
In the video below, she's in prison, crying as she remembers what people used to tell her about her kids: "You raised such a beautiful person." "You're such a good mom." Then the reporter who interviewed her is asked what Julie said when she was asked if she would do it again. "She told me she would do it again."
At trial in 2014 her lawyers argued insanity. The jury took less than two hours to convict her of two counts of first-degree murder, and she got two life sentences without parole.
Was Julie Schenecker a sick woman nobody stopped in time, or a mother who knew exactly what she was doing when she bought that gun?