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From the moment she is born, a girl is conditioned for marriage—taught to walk softly, speak gently, and never challenge the norm. Before she even says “I do,” she must pass society’s endless tests—be fair, slim, pure, and obedient. Virginity is scrutinized, her worth measured by outdated standards that men are never subjected to. Why are women still burdened with proving their morality while men walk free of the same expectations? Why is marriage not about choice but a lifelong script of submission? It’s time to question, challenge, and break these chains. Because a woman is more than a bride—she is a person who deserves dignity, respect, and freedom.

Dear men, let this be clear: my actions are not invitations, and your assumptions are not my reality. When I smile, it’s courtesy, not consent. If I answer your calls or offer my support, it’s out of respect, not a desire to be your muse. When I stand beside you, it’s as your equal, not because I’m seeking closeness. My kindness, my strength, my professionalism—they are not signs of submission or longing. Stop misinterpreting my independence as an opportunity to diminish it. Respect me for who I am: a woman who owns her worth and will not tolerate being reduced to anyone’s convenience.

The horror of the night, Is etched deep in her mind, As the darkness took over, Leaving her shattered and blind. Her innocence was stolen, By an act so cruel and vile, Leaving her scarred

NEFARIOUS The city was in a tumultuous shock when everyone in Ahmedabad woke up with the life-size headline in all the leading newspapers ‘City’s famous psychiatrist was charged with killing 25 kids. I still remember it was