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What does it mean to be 'normal' ? Who decides what is normal and what isn't? Does being normal only mean merely following the social trends, going by the accepted ideologies, and not challenging any of the contemporary ideas and beliefs? I think there can be no single definition of 'normal' . Something normal to me, might not be normal to you. Something normal to you, might not be so to someone else. Therefore, we cannot really define what being 'normal' is. Also, both the terms 'normal' and 'abnormal' happen to be quite disturbing to me. While the term 'abnormal' undoubtedly marginalizes individuals and shuns them from society's usual ways, the term 'normal' also acts as a burden for those who constitute the society. This means that people who are tagged as 'normal' can never show the courage of being something different from the mass. They cannot risk being something that society does not approve of just

My Kind of Law

We all talk about changing the world. While some consider technological advancements as one of the most authentic benchmarks of a developed world, some prefer effective societal changes to bring about a massive transformation in human existence. Suppose, one day, you are given the liberty to enact a law. A path-breaking law that has the power to create ripples all around. What would it be? What kind of law would you prefer? I am pretty clear about this. Given a choice, I would like to enact a law under which women and girls in India will be receiving free sanitary products from both the Central and State governments. Period poverty is nothing new. Much has already been spoken about it. I think even before legislating or enacting such a law, the existence of this problem needs to be acknowledged first. Attention should be given to those unheard female voices whose lives were never the same after they bled for the first time. In 2018, following a long-drawn campaign by activists, the g

My Tagline

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