Leni Robredo is the lone wgm presidential candidate in the upcoming Philipines' National Election. She is an alternative lawyer and has vocally expressed her desire to champion women's rights. She is however, also a devout Roman Catholic with a pronounced anti-abortion stance.

Foreign tie ups in university education look like allowing dual certificate programs ( eg. Indian Institute of Hotel Management allows a degree from the London culinary school in addition to its own), foreign exchange programs with universities etc.

Foreign branches of universities involve established universities opening up new branches in other countries.
eg-> NYU opening up a branch in Abu Dhabi, Monash opening up a branch in Malaysia, etc.

'Fanfiction Culture' refers to a phenomenon in pop culture where individual fans of an idol/idol group write a fictional story. The main characters of the fiction is idol group members that the writer is a fan of. The dominant theme of fanfiction is BL (Boy 's Love) or GL (Girl's Love), between two idol group members engaging in same-sex romance despite many of these individuals being straight.

Many South Asian writers have made use of the trope of “nostalgia” to highlight those ideals they feel were lost due to the “event” of the Partition. Various works of writers like Kamila Shamsie and Agha Shahid Ali, will look back at Pre-partition Lucknow/Kashmir and will specifically highlight instances of communal harmony and friendship. They do this, so that these ideals can act as a mirror for individuals to be hopeful about a future that could replicate these values. Many however, have also questioned this idealizing tendency for its degree of historical accuracy and its ability to oversimplify our understanding of pre-Partition dynamics.

Poison pills allow existing shareholders the right to purchase additional shares at a discount if one shareholder buys a certain percentage or more of the company's shares, effectively diluting the ownership interest of a new, hostile party. 
Elon Musk recently made an offer of $43 Billion to buy twitter in response to which Twitter's board adopted poison pill.

Open source software (OSS) is software that is distributed with its source code, making it available for use, modification, and distribution with its original rights. Source code is the part of software that most computer users don’t ever see; it’s the code computer programmers manipulate to control how a program or application behaves. Programmers who have access to source code can change a program by adding to it, changing it, or fixing parts of it that aren’t working properly. OSS typically includes a license that allows programmers to modify the software to best fit their needs and control how the software can be distributed. Example of OSS- Linux, firefox, MySQL

Graffiti art has had a distinct role in using public space to reflect or comment on the current socio-political climate. By virtue of being so exposed, it creates an open forum for artistic communication regarding culture and politics. Historically, this is an art form that “hasn’t been for sale” and has often been associated with negative stereotypes. However, recently more and more commercial brands have started co-opting this mode of creative expression for purposes related to advertising. Museums too have started initiating exhibitions that are beginning to co-opt the Graffiti subculture into dominant ideas surrounding the ideal artistic aesthetic. While on face value, this may create professional opportunities for Graffiti artists and may help in combating stereotypes surrounding the artwork, many believe that it stifles the ability with which this mode of creative expression can question dominant ideas of society. It becomes harder for Graffiti art to act as a catharsis for daily workers who struggle to keep up with the fast-paced capitalist society, when it slowly starts getting incorporated in the processes that promote that very same pervasive culture. To many it acts as a tool to eliminate and further stifle all modes of expression that can exist outside the bounds of “the market” and can truly challenge how and in what ways artists can question society.

The Fairness Doctrine is a policy that requires news media to both present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was honest, equitable, and balanced.