Perfect blend of connections and bonds from the most minute level, taking turns at every moment, enthralling the listeners and piquing their interest till the very end. Stay tuned!!!
Perfect blend of connections and bonds from the most minute level, taking turns at every moment, enthralling the listeners and piquing their interest till the very end. Stay tuned!!!
Perfect blend of connections and bonds from the most minute level, taking turns at every moment, enthralling the listeners and piquing their interest till the very end. Stay tuned!!!
Perfect blend of connections and bonds from the most minute level, taking turns at every moment, enthralling the listeners and piquing their interest till the very end. Stay tuned!!!
Perfect blend of connections and bonds from the most minute level, taking turns at every moment, enthralling the listeners and piquing their interest till the very end. Stay tuned!!!
Perfect blend of connections and bonds from the most minute level, taking turns at every moment, enthralling the listeners and piquing their interest till the very end. Stay tuned!!!
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
Love. One syllable that can either rock your world or drown you in sorrow. This magical emotion promises eternal tranquility, but not without its own tribulations. Is everyone capable of overcoming it? Is it worthwhile if they do?
The #MeToo movement has been a powerful force in helping to raise awareness of sexual harassment, especially in the workplace. It has provided a platform for those affected to speak openly about their ordeals. So far, most of the people who have come forward have been women, but there have been a few notable exceptions, including the actors Terry Crews and James Van Der Beek. Does that mean that very few men are victims of sexual harassment?
Academic research supports the idea that women do experience more sexual harassment in the workplace than men. However, emerging evidence suggests that sexual harassment against men in the workplace also exists and is on the rise.
Overall, sexual harassment against men is not as widely studied as sexual harassment against women; this has called into question whether the reported figures of men who have been sexually harassed may actually be much higher than currently stated. On top of this, men may be more reluctant to report sexual harassment than women. There are a number of suggested reasons for this – stigma being one of them. Many men may be too embarrassed to report sexual harassment, or they may consider it to be “unmanly” to report such behaviour.
Another reason may be perceptual differences. What is deemed to be sexual harassment may differ between men and women. A number of findings indicate that men can view certain behaviour, deemed as sexual harassment by women, as less threatening or serious – and sometimes even flattering.
Editor: Sanchari Bhowmick
Orators: Kirit Mishra, Maira Khan and Sankhajit Kundu
Description Source: theconversation.com
Within the turbulent past several years, the idea that a person can be “cancelled” — in other words, culturally blocked from having a prominent public platform or career — has become a polarizing topic of debate. The rise of “cancel culture” and the idea of cancelling someone coincides with a familiar pattern: A celebrity or other public figure does or says something offensive. A public backlash, often fueled by politically progressive social media, ensues. Then come the calls to cancel the person — that is, to effectively end their career or revoke their cultural cachet, whether through boycotts of their work or disciplinary action from an employer.
So which is it? Is cancel culture an important tool of social justice or a new form of merciless mob intimidation? If cancelling someone usually doesn’t work, does cancel culture even exist? Or does the very idea of being cancelled work to deter potentially bad behaviour?
These questions have received more and more mainstream consideration over the past few years, as the idea of cancel culture itself has evolved from its humorous origins into a broader and more serious conversation about how to hold public figures accountable for bad behaviour. And the conversation isn’t just about when and how public figures should lose their status and their livelihoods. It’s also about establishing new ethical and social norms and figuring out how to collectively respond when those norms are violated.
- Vox
Here, in the latest episode of Lay It On The Line, we talk in lengths about callout/cancel culture- the good, the bad and the worst parts of it.
Host: Shambhavi Jha
Speakers: Angshu Majumdar and Subhralina Chattopadhyay
Audio Edited by Angshu Majumdar.
Backend Team:
Bhaskar Banerjee
Sneh Pranav
Sankhajit Kundu
Shatabdi Panda
Shivangi Mishra
Rohan Ganguly
Sex Education is something that the children of India desperately need.
It's not taught in school, not at home and the youth end up learning about it from their peers- which isn't the best source of knowledge for something fundamental to evolution.
This lack of proper education has led to Delhi becoming the rape capital of the world, with many teenagers not knowing consent or what the proper thing to do is.
In this episode, we try to bring our audience up to knowledge with the various things related to sexual intercourse, and we believe that the audience will be able to learn a lot from this episode.
Host: Gaurav Sahoo
Speakers: Sankhajit Kundu and Dioteema Ganguly
Sound Editor: Angshu Majumdar
Intro and Outro Music by Priyanshu Raj
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