A girl’s tweet viral on internet, she said a boy in her institute went extra mile to help her after she unexpectedly got her period in class. He offered help by breaking all the traditional taboos, he went to the shop with the girl and gets the pad and ice cream for her. She showed her love for the city and its people. Many people praised this simple act of generosity, a small kind act can bring positive impact on people in large in our society. A girl is identified as Ayushka.

The post got many positive reactions. People were impressed with the young boy’s gesture and also they were glad to witness such changes in surroundings. Good people are everywhere, they need to be recognized. Another person stated, the good thing about social media is that more people are getting aware about the problem faces by women. Such people has always kept the society’s soul alive, they made it a safe place for the woman.   

The act of goodwill by young boy indicates his bringing and parenting. It is reminder that empathy has no boundaries. This generation needs more people like him who break the myth and orthodox rooted in the society. To make the society more healthy and inclusive for everyone, we need more courageous people to take steps forward to break the social stigma.

There has been myth attached with menstrual cycle in India. The concept of purity and impurity sates back to Vedic times. Living in 21^st century, it is important for us to understand that there is nothing pure or impure about periods. It is the male-dominant society and institution that determine whether something is pure or impure and moulds it into an unquestionably and unchallenged belief object. The so-called dirty menstrual flow which supposedly makes women impure is scientifically linked with biological procreation. The blood and tissue that a female body shuns are not utilized by the female body in the absence of seminal fluid to produce offspring. Menstrual flow is as impure or pure as blood flowing through non-menstruating human’s veins.

Given the immense impacts in a girl’s life that occurs with female puberty, it is critical to invest in women’s education as a means of influencing young girls, shifting discriminatory norms, and debunking these myths. As women don’t live in isolation, it is also crucial to educate men and boys as their silence legalizes and enforces period myths. In short, to address the issue more holistically, multidimensional approaches are required to connect physical infrastructure, sanitation projects, health education and reproductive health programmes.

Actress Sonnalli Seygall of Pyaar Ka Punchnama is getting hitched to her longtime beau Asesh L Sajnani in a private wedding ceremony today. With a close-knit mehendi ceremony on Monday, the pre-wedding celebrations got underway.

For the wedding, Seygall donned a full-sleeved blouse with a blush pink saree. Seygall walked beneath the floral canopy that one of her close friends and filmmaker Luv Ranjan was holding. What caught the eye in the dreamy wedding was her special entry with her pet dog, Bounty. Seygall came down the aisle with her dog Bounty, who was dressed in ethnic wear.

 A number of celebrities, including Kartik Aaryan, Luv Ranjan, Shama Sikander, Chahat Khanna, Karan V Grover, Ridhima Pandit, Shenaz Treasurywala, Mandira Bedi, Raai Laxmi, and others, have already gathered at the location where Sonnalli and Ashesh will tie the knot this afternoon in a gurudwara in Mumbai. All of the wedding guests, including close friends from the industry, were attired in ivory and white.

The actor will host the reception party just a day after her wedding, on June 8, as per the sources. The actress went on her bachelorette trip this year in May, as per the sources.

Sonnalli Seygall played a prominent role in Pyaar Ka Punchnama which was also her debut film, directed by Luv Ranjan and starring Kartik Aaryan, Nushratt Bharuccha, Sunny Singh, Ishita Raj Sharma, Divyenndu, and Raayo S Bakhirta. She has since appeared in a number of other films, including Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 and Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety. She last appeared in Jai Mummy Di, alongside Sunny Singh. She was seen in the web series Anamika, Out of Order, and Illegal – Justice. Her husband Ashesh Sajnani, owns a hotel. Ashesh and Sonnalli allegedly dated for five years while maintaining a secretive relationship.

The dolorous case of an 18 year old girl, found dead at a girl’s hostel in the Churchgate area in South Mumbai. The incident has shocked many. As per the official, it is suspected that the woman was sexually assaulted, but it can be ascertained only after the autopsy report is available. She was locked from the outside; Police entered the room and found her dead with a stole around her neck. Police has registered an FIR against the accused under Indian Penal Code Sections 302 (murder) and 376 (rape), and an investigation is underway.

The suspected guard in this case found dead on railway track near Charni road station on Tuesday. The 30 year old suspect, identified as Om Prakash Kanaujia. His body was later sent to GT Hospital for postmortem. The suspect was working for 15 years at Savitri Phule Women’s Hostel near the Police Gyankhana in South Mumbai.

Police also found that a female staff member working at the hostel missing, attempts made to trace her but later it was found that the staff member too has committed suicide by jumping in front of Suburn Local at Marine drive station located near the hostel. The other suicide body of female staff member was identified by her father. The Police sent the body too for the post mortem and they are investigating other hostel members to get to the root of this case. The case is becoming more complicated after the suicide of the one more suspect in the case.

The 18 year old girl hailed from Vidarbha in Maharashtra, she was studying in government polytechnic college in suburban Bandra.  She was untraceable since Tuesday afternoon with her hostel room on the fourth floor, locked from the outside.