Recently, the Allahabad High Court directed the Uttar Pradesh Govt. to take action against people who were born in SC/ST category families, had converted to another religion, but still continued to utilize benefits meant for SC/STs

The Maximum Retail Price (MRP) is a price ceiling set by manufacturers or importers on pre-packaged goods, establishing the legal maximum that a retailer can charge a consumer in India.

While the government provides the legal framework for this system, individual brands determine the specific price points, making it a punishable offense for retailers to sell above the printed value

In India, "Kabza"property generally refers to land or buildings occupied through illegal possession, encroachment, or without a clear registered title. While you may see these properties being "sold" in informal markets, there is a significant difference between a physical handover of possession and a legal transfer of ownership.

The phrase “I support women’s rights and women’s wrongs” is a popular online slogan used to signal unconditional loyalty to women as a social group, including support for women’s actions even when those actions are ethically questionable or harmful. It originated as an ironic or humorous statement on social media but has evolved into a broader narrative about gender solidarity.

Examples include defending women accused of wrongdoing primarily on the basis of gender, dismissing criticism of individual women as misogyny, or framing accountability as betrayal of women’s empowerment. The narrative is most visible on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, often appearing in discussions around celebrity controversies, dating norms, or gender-based conflicts.

Shrekking is a slang term (largely popularized by TikTok and Gen Z) that refers to the practice of intentionally "dating down" specifically choosing a partner who is perceived to be significantly less physically attractive than oneself.

ECA benefits are benefits given to students for their engagement in extra curriculars like sports etc. These benefits are often given to students and may increase based on their performance in the activity they do. Example: An athlete students has to only attend 33% classes to be eligible for annual examinations as compared to a normal student who has to maintain 75% minimum attendancePo