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Parents, Read this! Calling their Insta account hack a rite of passage and sharing nude selfies on Snapchat as confidence boosters is commonplace for urban Indian tweens, reveals journalist Jyotsna Mohan Bhargavas new book

When freedom is unrestrained and consent is not respected, trouble inevitably follows, says writer-journalist Jyotsna Mohan Bhargava, in the introduction of her new book, Stoned, Shamed, Depressed: An Explosive Account of the Secret Lives of India's Teens (HarperCollins India).
Bhargava's book comes close on the heels of the Bois Locker Room case that made headlines in May this year. The private Instagram group, where teenage boys from prominent South Delhi and Noida schools sent objectionable and morphed pictures of minor girls (many known to them), and talked about "gangraping" them, had left both parents and teachers rattled.




