'Not Suicide, It's Murder': Friends of Hyderabad Student Who Killed Himself
Tonight on The Buck Stops Here:
'Not Suicide, It's Murder': Friends of Hyderabad Student Who Killed Himself
On The Buck Stops Here, we debate: who is responsible for the suicide of a Dalit boy on Hyderabad University campus? The incident has sparked protests in Hyderabad and New Delhi. Union minister Bandaru Dattatreya and the vice chancellor have been booked. Did politics kill Rohith Venula or was it apathy of the university? And is politics meddling in campus a 'fatal' error?
Ambitious Women Made to Feel We’re Not Nice: The Kangana Interview
"I am very comfortable in being a baddie. We need to let our girls be overtly ambitious," says actor Kangana Ranaut speaking about her struggles in life and how they shaped her. She revealed that she was physically abused as a 17 year old by an industry insider. "This man who used to be my father's age, he hit me so hard that... I fell on my head and it started to bleed," she said. The 28-year-old said she retaliated by hitting her abuser on his head. That incident, she said made her "a total badass" and made her realise that "I am actually a born fighter". She also spoke of how she was "embarrassed" to see her colleagues endorsing fairness products and how ambitious women in the India are "looked down upon" and made to feel "you are not a nice person."
'Not Suicide, It's Murder': Friends of Hyderabad Student Who Killed Himself
On The Buck Stops Here, we debate: who is responsible for the suicide of a Dalit boy on Hyderabad University campus? The incident has sparked protests in Hyderabad and New Delhi. Union minister Bandaru Dattatreya and the vice chancellor have been booked. Did politics kill Rohith Venula or was it apathy of the university? And is politics meddling in campus a 'fatal' error?
Ambitious Women Made to Feel We’re Not Nice: The Kangana Interview
"I am very comfortable in being a baddie. We need to let our girls be overtly ambitious," says actor Kangana Ranaut speaking about her struggles in life and how they shaped her. She revealed that she was physically abused as a 17 year old by an industry insider. "This man who used to be my father's age, he hit me so hard that... I fell on my head and it started to bleed," she said. The 28-year-old said she retaliated by hitting her abuser on his head. That incident, she said made her "a total badass" and made her realise that "I am actually a born fighter". She also spoke of how she was "embarrassed" to see her colleagues endorsing fairness products and how ambitious women in the India are "looked down upon" and made to feel "you are not a nice person."
