Rohtak Sisters

So what if there's a second video? We should celebrate Rohtak sisters

They should be celebrated because their anger should warn men. After the Delhi gang-rape, there were promises galore, but nothing stopped men from raping women, not even the threat of death sentence. It’s time men got scared of women’s anger and ability to hit back. It’s time to amplify female anger in its raw form.

Rohtak sisters and the mysterious 2nd video: Bravehearts or attention seekers?

The boys do not deserve anybody’s sympathy if they were molesting the girls. But till that is proven, they deserve the benefit of doubt. Their future depends on the truth, which only a thorough and unbiased probe can reveal.

Rohtak sisters on a spree: Police uncovers 2 videos, 3 incidents and 7 men

While the girls' village is celebrating as Haryana chief minister said the women would be honoured for their “act of bravery” on Republic Day, it's a very different situation in the village of the accused men-- Kuldeep, Mohit and Deepak.

Rohtak brave-hearts: The ritual of social media outrage is all ‘chutzpah’

This kind of outrage, towards incidents like the molestation of Rohtak sisters, has taken the shape of a ritual and entrenched itself in our urban behaviour so deep that it is now difficult to make out whether it is fake or real, sincere or perfunctory.

Army to not recruit two boys involved in molesting Rohtak sisters

In line with its zero tolerance policy, the army will not go ahead with the recruitment process of two of the three alleged molesters on board a moving Haryana roadways bus, who had cleared physical and medical tests for the force.