Chinmay Somani

India is not "Incredible" for men either! - According to NCRB data (2021), 70% of all suicides in India are committed by men. - Men often face false accusations of dowry harassment, domestic violence, or rape, leading to arrests without proper investigation under laws like Section 498A of the IPC. - Workplace sexual harassment laws mostly protect women, leaving men vulnerable to false claims or exploitation. - Men are usually required to pay alimony, regardless of the circumstances of the divorce. - Domestic abuse against men is not legally recognized, even though surveys show many men experience violence or harassment from their spouses. - Bribery and corruption in government institutions, especially in legislative bodies, add to the challenges men face when seeking justice or resolving disputes. - Child custody laws are heavily biased toward mothers in divorce cases, often depriving fathers of the right to see their children. - Legal and societal systems rarely acknowledge issues like male sexual abuse, leaving many men to suffer in silence. - Due to social stigma, Indian men are less likely to seek help for mental health issues. India is not 'Incredible'... for men either! hashtag #Justice #metoo #AtulSubhash #RaiseVoice

India wale bringing marriage proposals to Meloni be like: Ladka hamara sarkaari naukri karta hai. ❌ Ladka hamara khud Sarkaar hai. ✔️

Brand Image is Built Over Years, Destroyed in Moments "Would you rather watch your parents have sex every day or join them to finish it once and for all?" Really???? Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps) crafted a powerful personal brand..one so influential that it earned him recognition from none other than PM Narendra Modi. But one show, one conversation, and a massive backlash. This is what happens when you step outside your brand’s core values. Ranveer has always positioned himself as a voice of self-growth, discipline, and spirituality. His audience followed him not just for content but for the values he projected. But in India’s Got Latent, his remarks didn’t align with the image he built. The format itself was a mismatch for his brand. For Samay Raina this wasn’t out of character—it fit his established style of dark humor. That’s why there’s no outrage against them. The lesson? A personal brand isn’t just about what you say—it’s about the trust you build. And when that trust is broken, your audience will make sure you feel it. Build wisely. Stay consistent. #RanveerAlahbadiya #BeerBisceps