Parthapratim Dash | পার্থপ্রতিম দাশ | पार्थप्रतिम दाश

Sextortion in India: Understanding the Problem and Finding Solutions Introduction Sextortion, the act of obtaining sexual favors or material through blackmail or threats, has become a growing concern in India. The prevalence of technology and the internet has created new opportunities for criminals to exploit vulnerable individuals, making sextortion a complex and multifaceted problem. This research based blog post aims to provide an overview of sextortion in India, examining the reasons why it happens, potential solutions, and the role of social media and technology in its perpetuation. Reasons for Sextortion in India Sextortion in India is often motivated by financial gain, power, and control. Criminals may use the threat of public exposure or legal action to extort sexual favors or material from their victims. In some cases, sextortion may also be motivated by revenge or personal vendettas. The anonymity and relative ease of access provided by social media and technology have also c...

Passport police verification corruption in West Bengal has been a longstanding issue, with citizens often being asked to pay bribes in order to obtain their passport or for various other services related to the passport process.  The average bribe amount for Passport police verification fees ranges from INR 500 to INR 2,000, with some individuals being asked to pay as much as INR 5,000 or more . Many reports also stated that the majority of bribe demands are made at the police verification stage, where corrupt officials ask for money in exchange for expediting the process. It is clear that this issue is a widespread problem that affects a large number of citizens. The lack of transparency and accountability in the passport process makes it easy for corrupt officials to extort money from unsuspecting individuals. To say no to bribe at any condition, citizens can report instances to the concerned authorities. It is important for individuals to speak out against corruption and not giv...

Cyber bullying is a growing problem in India, with a rising number of cases being reported every year. It refers to the use of technology, such as the internet, social media platforms, and mobile phones, to harass, intimidate, or harm someone, often anonymously. Cyber bullying can take many forms, including sending threatening or abusive messages, spreading rumors or false information online, or sharing embarrassing or private photos or videos without consent. In India, the most common form of cyber bullying is the use of social media platforms to spread rumors, insults, or threats. This can lead to serious consequences for the victims, including mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and even suicide. In some cases, cyber bullying can also lead to physical harm, as victims may be targeted for violence or discrimination offline as well. One major challenge in addressing cyber bullying in India is the lack of awareness about the issue. Many people are unaware of the potential...