Tara Kaushal, writer and author of Why Indian Men Rape, has written a brutally honest post about her #MeToo moment with Gautam Adhikari, then Editor-in-Chief of DNA in 2006. Kaushal, in a lengthy post, recollected the experience of sexual harassment at the hands of the newspaper biggie when she was just starting her career at 22. […]
Following allegations of sexual harassment by women on social media, comedian Utsav Chakraborty has apologized openly on Twitter. In a series of tweets Utsav, said, “To be honest, from all accounts, I’ve been a piece of s**t. And I will try to do everything I can work past that. There was no excuse. I know […]
After weeks of hustle and bustle, TVF (The Viral Fever) CEO and founder Arunabh Kumar, embroiled in a sexual harassment case, was arrested on Saturday, April 22. But turns out, the same day he was bailed out after furnishing a bond of Rs 10,000.
Over the last few weeks, the TVF (The Viral Fever) sexual harassment case has taken many twists and turns. In the latest update, the Dindoshi Sessions Court on Monday, April 17, granted anticipatory bail to TVF CEO Arunabh Kumar.
After making headlines for being untraceable for weeks, TVF (The Viral Fever) CEO and founder Arunabh Kumar has now been granted interim protection from arrest till April 17 by a Mumbai sessions court. He was booked for molestation after two women came forth and filed a complaint against him.
There’s a new twist to the sexual harassment case involving TVF (The Viral Fever) CEO and founder Arunabh Kumar. While initially the police could not register a complaint after a woman complained about Kumar on a social media site, now two more women have come forth and filed a complaint against him. But… here’s the twist: the Mumbai Police have failed to trace Kumar.
A case has been filed against TVF (The Viral Fever) CEO and founder Arunabh Kumar for allegedly sexually harassing a woman. One of the women (since many have accused Arunabh) has filed a complaint against him. The allegations against Arunabh grabbed headlines when an anonymous woman blogger called The Indian Fowler wrote on blogging site Medium, that […]
.jpg)
