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Actress Megan Fox has said that her 8-year-old son has been bullied online by people who don't agree with his fashion choices.
In a recent interview with InStyle, Fox said that her eldest child-Noah, whom she shares with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green, has been criticized by 'mean, awful and cruel people'.
Fox said that she doesn't want her son to ever have to read because he already hears it from little kids at his own school who says, 'Boys don't wear dresses'.
The 35-year-old actress has previously spoken about her eldest son's fashion choices during an appearance on The View in 2019, saying that she had always encouraged him to be confident in face of the negative feedback he received for wearing dresses to school.

Actress Megan Fox says her son is being bullied for 'wearing dresses'

Meghan Fox says her eight-year-old son has been bullied online for wearing dresses, says he has been criticized by 'mean, awful and cruel people'

Megan Fox&rsquo;s eight-year-old son bullied by cruel trolls
Fox says her son is bullied for wearing dresses
Fox: my son&nbsp;has been criticized by mean, awful and cruel people
Fox: Encourage my son to be confident in face of&nbsp; negative feedback
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Meghan Fox says her eight-year-old son has been&nbsp;criticized by 'mean, awful and cruel people', bullied online for wearing dresses

Actress Megan Fox has said that her 8-year-old son has been bullied online by people who don't agree with his fashion choices.
In a recent interview with InStyle, Fox said that her eldest child-Noah, with her ex-husband Brian Austin Green, has been criticized by 'mean, awful and cruel people'.
Fox said her son also hears mean comments from little kids at his own school who say, 'Boys don't wear dresses'.
The 35-year-old actress has previously spoken about her eldest son's fashion choices during an appearance on The View in 2019, saying that she had always encouraged him to be confident in face of the negative feedback he received for wearing dresses to school.

You no longer have to worry about visiting Paris's Louvre&nbsp;museum.
The entire heritage collection of the iconic museum is now available to view online for free for the first time ever!
People can view over&nbsp;480,000 works of art, jewellery, textiles, sculptures and more, belonging to the Louvre&nbsp;museum on their website.
Users also get to virtually visit the museum, room by room.&nbsp;
The museum continues to be closed to visitors owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is also undergoing renovation.&nbsp;

You can now view the entire art collection of the Louvre online for free! 

For the first time ever, the entire heritage collection of the iconic Louvre&nbsp;museum in Paris is now online and you don't have to shell a penny to see all the masterpieces.&nbsp;
480,000 works of art, jewellery, textiles, sculptures and more, have been put&nbsp;on the website.
Users also get to virtually visit the museum, room by room.&nbsp;
The museum continues to be closed to visitors owing to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is also undergoing renovation.&nbsp;

This one is a creepy coincidence! An Archie comic strip, from 1997, seems to have predicted the nature of schooling in 2021.&nbsp;A recently uploaded strip titled 'Betty in High School 2021 AD' actually shows children attending online classes from home.
Characters can also be seen wearing futuristic clothes. Betty's father is seen saying 'kids today are so lucky! They're able to go to school in their own home'.
The strip is eerily similar to our so-called 'new normal', as students take online classes amid a global pandemic. Netizens&nbsp;are surprised at the prediction, made nearly 24 years ago.

Did this Archie Comic strip from 1997 predict online schooling in 2021?

An Archie Comic strip from 1997, titled 'Betty in High School 2021 AD' throws up eerie similarities&nbsp;with our 'new normal. Click&nbsp;to watch

This one is a creepy coincidence! An Archie comic strip, from 1997, seems to have predicted the nature of schooling in 2021.&nbsp;A recently uploaded strip titled 'Betty in High School 2021 AD' actually shows children attending online classes from home.
Characters can also be seen wearing futuristic clothes. Betty's father is seen saying 'kids today are so lucky! They're able to go to school in their own home'.
The strip is eerily similar to our so-called 'new normal', as students take online classes amid a global pandemic. Netizens&nbsp;are surprised at the prediction, made nearly 24 years ago.

Mapping Cyber Security in India with Pukhraj Singh

If the recent revelation that China is collecting huge amounts of data on Indian individuals is anything to go by, it's safe to say that cyber threats have gone beyond the realm of popular belief where this happens largely between North Korea, Russia, USA and China. Mix this with the growing capabilities of the Indian state to collect information about its own citizenry, and we have a confusing concoction of what the Indian cyberspace is. Against such a background, it is crucial to understand just how equipped we, individually and institutionally, are to deal with threats, both, external and internal. Pukhraj Singh, cyber intelligence analyst and expert helps us dig through this through some basic questions:
1. What security and accountability strategies should be adopted while designing government databases?
2. What are some flaws within the Personal Data Protection Bill?
3. What type of cyber strategies have been adopted by different South Asian countries?
4. How do South Asian cyber strategies differ when compared to the rest of the world?
5. Will India exploit the cyber realm in the near future?

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