Public Outrage  

Delhi traffic cops have been suspended after a viral video showed them dividing bribe money. A departmental inquiry is underway following the public uproar.
 

A viral video shows a man dangerously reaching out to touch a lion during a safari, sparking widespread outrage and fear for both the man and the animal.
 

In Kanpur, an e-rickshaw strikes and leaves a woman injured on the road, as captured in a viral video, sparking outrage and calls for stricter traffic measures.
 

A woman found a dead insect in her Burger King burger in Mumbai, sparking outrage and highlighting concerns about food safety at major brands. This incident recalls a similar case with McDonald's in 2014.

Public outrage mounts as videos of provocative dance performances in crowded places like railway stations and airports circulate online, prompting calls for stricter regulations to maintain decorum and respect in public spaces.

A little over seven years ago, after a 23 year old was brutally raped in a moving bus in the national capital leading to her death, public outrage and protests began not only in India but abroad also. The protests which continued for several months came to an end but there was someone whose life changed completely – Yogita Bhayana, an ordinary Delhi girl who was so moved by the whole movement that she went on to become the actual face of what is now known as “The Nirbhaya Movement”. Let’s find out more about Yogita’s journey in this episode of Not For Women Only with Sunita Iyer.