Twitter user asks if he can go out during Covid crisis. Mumbai Police’s response is epic
A Twitter user wished to step out of home in the wake of the Covid crisis. Mumbai Police had an epic response.
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UPDATED: May 25, 2021 16:35 IST
Twitter user asks if he can go out during Covid crisis. See Mumbai Police’s response. (Photos: Getty Images and Twitter)
A Twitter user decided to engage in a conversation with the Mumbai Police on account of his name and was rather stupefied with their response. It so happened that the Mumbai Police, two days ago, shared a creative post on Twitter and asked people to stay at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Karan Puri
Author Karan Puri on why he wanted to document real-life inspired stories from the #MeToo movement in his book
A mother who is overprotective of her daughter given her own unhealed scars of sexual abuse as a child, a young woman in a corporate workspace being preyed upon by her boss, an 18-year-old embarking on a legal battle following sexual assault are some of the real-life inspired stories in author Karan Puri’s book #MeToo (Invincible Publishers). With a disclaimer that the names of survivors have been changed to protect identities and some of the events have been altered, the author says he intended to publish partly fictionalised stories to step up awareness towards the need to fight sexual harassment.
Renowned author, Karan Puri launches his second book #Me Too ANI | Updated: Feb 22, 2021 14:00 IST
New Delhi [India], February 22 (ANI/NewsVoir): Bestselling Indian author, columnist and influencer Karan Puri launches his second book #Me Too. The author delves deeper into the deep dark stories and deepest crevices of scars of women, men, rural as well as urban, celebrities and common people; across age groups, financial backgrounds, educational and social credentials, and most importantly, genders, to bring to the fore real Me Too stories of those who loosened their seals of silence. turning the Shy to Why???
Each of these stories is incredibly different and unique, written from a human perspective, without wearing any glasses, that perceive only women as more vulnerable, men as more callous and vice versa.
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image captionFour acts of kindness that cheered people up in 2020
Covid-19 dominated headlines throughout the year as people navigated successive waves of the infection, lockdowns and travel restrictions. But there were some social media moments in India that cheered people amid the gloom, writes the BBC s Andrew Clarance.
Here are four that warmed people s hearts in 2020, bringing them together. You ve made my day
India announced a lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 on 25 March. Many people were stuck at home, especially the elderly who found themselves alone and cut-off from family and friends.
So Karan Puri, an elderly resident of Panchkula, a town in the northern Indian state of Haryana, was in for a pleasant surprise when the police came knocking at his door in April.