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Rape is without a doubt one of the heinous and most evil crimes to do. Whoever gets involved in such a crime needs to be given appropriate punishment. Also, there should be enough security arrangements to prevent such activities from happening. While India is still getting strict towards rapists and fighting for stronger laws against them, there are many countries who have zero tolerance against rape. These countries consider rape as one of the most offensive crimes and have some really cruel punishments for it. Have a look- 1. Saudi Arabia Source Saudi Arabia has one of the strictest laws against rape in World. They consider rapists as great offenders and hence punish them by sedating and publicly beheading within a few days of the trial. 2. Netherlands Source In the Netherlands, even a French Kiss without consent is considered as rape and can land you in legal trouble. The most beautiful part is that a sexual assault on a prostitute is also considered offensive.

Getting friendship requests or marriage proposals from unknown persons on social media site is a pretty common thing for female users, especially for young girls. Normally, girls tend to ignore such useless proposals but a Mumbai girl Anusha Iyer wasn’t able to stop herself after getting a marriage proposal from a stranger. Source We have to admit that Anusha is a girl of great sense of humour; she turned the tables completely upside down and defeated the pervert in his own game. She responded to the proposal and while chatting with him, she addressed him as buddy and bro. Source The guy was okay with being called buddy but he didn’t like it when she called him bro because there can be no marriage if girl considers the boy as her brother. Source Anusha also asked for the pic stating that she can’t marry an ugly Tamil Brahmin. Source How witty she is! Source In fact, she was in a hurry to get engaged. Source The guy was pretty interested in getting married

Our neighbour country Pakistan has hit the headlines as they have successfully tested their nuclear-capable, submarine-launched cruise missile (SLCM), Babur. The missile is said to have a range of 450 KM and a credible second strike capability as per their military. Source As per Hindustan Times, the missile carries a capability of delivering various types of payloads and incorporates advanced technologies, including underwater controlled propulsion and sophisticated guidance and navigation features. Talking about the same, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in a statement- “SLCM Babur provides Pakistan credible second strike capability, augmenting the existing deterrence regime.” Pakistan Military has also blamed New Delhi without taking the name for disturbing the strategic balance in the region by acquiring nuclear submarines and nuclear-capable missiles. A statement read as- The development of second strike capability “reflects Pakistan’s response

More than 2.8 million students have been affected by CBSE decision on Wednesday to re-conduct examination for two papers of Class X and XII. A class XII student preparing for his exams. File photo  CBSE paper   leak, re-examinations, student dejection: These are some of the words hanging fire over students and their parents as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced re-examination for the Class 10 mathematics and Class 12 economics subjects amid reports of paper leaks. The fresh dates for the two re-examinations shall be announced before the end of the week. Meanwhile, the Delhi police has been carrying out raids over the   CBSE paper   leak. The CBSE complaint to the Delhi police has named a Rajinder Nagar coaching institute head as a possible source of the paper leak. Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister   Prakash Javadekar   has said a new leak-proof system would be put in place for conducting board exams. Seeking to reach out to parents and students