A 30-year journey culminated on the 26th of July. An intense game between top rivals Manchester City and Chelsea, the result of which ended 2-1 in favour of the latter, was enough to knock a hapless Manchester City out of the title race and crown Liverpool champions. A 30-year long wait came to end as goals from Christian Pulisic and Willian ensured that City were knocked out of the title race with seven games to go. At the time of this article being written, Liverpool were on top of the table with 86 points and second placed City at 63.

“Big strong boys for farm work!”; it’s enigmatic how in our so called modern society auctioneers are being quoted describing men to be sold to the highest bidder. It’s the year 2020, and we still have the subject of slavery or “modern slavery” to address. Men and women being treated like cattle in the 21st century is not only atrocious but begs the question if humans have even evolved?

After the recent stand-off between the Indian and the Chinese army, The Government has called for a boycott of Chinese products, apps, and so on. The real question is, Whether this boycott is plausible or not?

Social media is a relatively recent phenomenon and has become an essential part of our daily lives. Social media has enabled people to be connected no matter wherever they are and is bringing out new facets of people interest, engagement, and behavior.

The legal age for marriage for women is set to be revised by the government in lieu of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget Speech announcement last week, in which she stated that a ten member task force will be appointed to oversee the matter. The taskforce will include members from the Ministries of Health, Law and Justice, and Women and Child Development, led by Samata Party President Jaya Jaitly.

When looking at prisons, one instinctively calls everyone behind bars a criminal. But in India, 69.4% of people spending time behind bars are merely awaiting the result of their trials and are yet to be proved guilty. Indian prisons, facilities that have the cumulative capacity of 3,96,223 prisoners, today accommodate 4,46,048 prisoners. This overcrowding has been a hallmark of the Indian prison system. However, as the COVID 19 pandemic grips the earth, this overcrowding has made the prisons into a petri dish for the virus.