From Ranga-Billa to Nithari: Why some crimes simply refuse to fade from memory
This article explores why certain high-profile criminal cases in India remain deeply embedded in the public consciousness long after they occur. It suggests that these crimes are remembered because they shatter societal assumptions about safety and the 'just world' belief.
Why it matters
It provides insight into the collective psychological impact of violent crime and how media representations keep these narratives alive.
From Ranga-Billa to Jessica Lall, from Nithari to Nirbhaya: Why some crimes simply refuse to fade from memory - The Times of India
The piece is a sociological reflection on public memory and media, avoiding political partisanship.
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