Tuesday, November 19 marked the International Men's Day. This paper carried a report of a serious debate on gender bias and skewed laws, which were discussed at an event in the city to mark the day. Though the day does not have the profile of International Women's Day, which has been better marketed, it is gaining some traction.

The report focused on men speaking about how they had been falsely incarcerated after being wrongly accused of the heinous crime of rape. While this edit is not to take sides or weigh in on who is right or wrong, there is great validity to the claim that some rape cases have been filed out of a desire to take revenge or get back at a man in case of a failed relationship.