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Cool, glad to see Nat Geo stepping up to the plate on this.And? Is there supposed to be something else here?There are rumors that the trans girl in question was coerced into this? There are always rumors that the parents of trans children have done something untoward to make their children be trans. Always. People have a really, really hard time accepting the clinical research that demonstrates that transgender children have consistent gender identities at a young age[1] .For some reason, age appropriate clinical treatment of transgender children isA) Massively misunderstoodB) Something that people come out of the woodwork to say is ill advised without:Knowing the trans child in questionKnowing the parents in questionHaving spent any time reviewing the protocols for treatment of trans youthHaving developed any kind of background in clinical practices for any form of mental health careI mean… seriously, I know that armchair quarterbacking is a popular pass time for millions of Americans and if you want to armchair quarterback your favorite football team that’s fine. But if you want to start armchair quarterbacking doctors, psychiatrists, endocrinologists and all of the other medical professionals involved in the treatment of trans youth…. What in the seven hells makes you think you’re qualified?I don’t know this particular trans child, I don’t know their family, I don’t know their case history I don’t know their clinical providers. Neither do 99.9% of people who will ever see or read this issue of Nat Geo.I do know what the medical standards of care are for transgender youth at that age. I do know what the gender affirming care model actually is (hint: the premise is not to assume the child is or isn’t trans but to support them while they explore their identity so the child can figure it out as they grow up) and I do know that the research we have to date supports the notion that yes: Children as young as age five have displayed measurable and consistent gender identity that is not in alignment with their natal sex. I do know that research demonstrates that we are getting better at supporting and recognizing transgender individuals at a younger age and I do know that earlier intervention with age appropriate gender affirming care produces better health outcomes for transgender people.Other than that, I have little opinion on a magazine cover other than: Cool, glad Nat Geo is doing this, I hope the articles are appropriately grounded in the research and that they’re respectful of the material and most especially respectful of the individuals they highlight.Last thing… about the pose being stolen from a painting… Grow up. As artists we use a metric ton of pose references and photographers are no different. There are only so many ways the human body can move (comic book artists take a bit of creative license here.) If you spend any significant amount of time looking you will find that pose dozens of places… it’s hardly an iconic pose.Footnotes[1] Transgender Kids Show Consistent Gender Identity Across Measures

There are many reasons for India not being able to qualify for FIFA world cups. Few are mentioned by Sadashiv and Vikram. I would list a few more:Fans support or following: The condition of all sports apart from cricket is same when we consider fan support. I have seen many games of Indian national team and few I-league clubs. The attendance to these games is hardly more than 10000 (except for few games like Kolkata derby). It makes a huge difference if you have a great crowd cheering for you.Infrastructure: India lacks infrastructure for football. It is shameful that few of biggest clubs in India don't have proper training and medical facilities. It is definitely a failure of AIFF. There are less than 10 stadia of international standards which is very less considering size of India.Promotion of game: AIFF has failed in promotion of football. It is the only reason that ISL is more popular than I-league. Though ISL will help promoting football, I don't think it is a proper solution for development of players. Most of ISL clubs don't have training facilities or youth academies and they don't even play or train after the "season" (if that's what they call a 3 months span) is over.I-league: From the formation of NFL and later conversion to new form I-league, it has never gained much popularity. The media hardly covers it, television broadcast quality is very bad, so overall I-league was never a big hit.But now times are changing. There is a new hope for football. A great number of young people started following football in past few years. Even this season of I-league was different than last few seasons with a lot of competition at top as well as bottom of the table. The season concluded with Mohun Bagan winning the league with a late goal. So I would say times are changing. India doing good in FIFA world cup AFC qualifications will be another boost to this.

There many IAS/IPS who have devoted and sacrificed their life to the service of our nation. Three of such gentlemen are mentioned below -1) D.K. RaviDoddakoppalu Kariyappa Ravi (10 June 1979 – 16 March 2015), commonly known as D. K. Ravi, was an Indian civil servant. He was an Indian Administrative Service officer of Karnataka cadre, from the 2009 batch.Prior to his entry into civil service, he worked as a Sub Inspector of Excise with the Karnataka state Excise Department for over a year and a half. He cleared the 2008 UPSC Civil Services Examination with an all-India rank of 34. Opting for Indian Administrative Service, he trained at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration, Mussoorie, for a probation period of two years between August 2009 to August 2011 and was allotted his home state cadre of Karnataka.Career -(a) As Assistant commissioner in Gulbarga.Ravi's first posting as a civil servant was as the Assistant commissioner in Gulbarga from August 2011 to December 2012, following which he served as the Deputy commissioner of Kolar district, Karnataka from August 2013 to October 2014. During this tenure, he was known for his work in ridding encroachments and exposing sand mafia in the district.(b) As Deputy commissioner of Kolar districtDuring his stint as a Deputy commissioner of the Kolar district from August, 2013 to October, 2014, Ravi became almost a public figure due to his functioning as a pro people administrator, and launching of innovative reforms like conducting of Revenue and Podi adalats, which went on to being getting recognized and implemented in other districts by the state government. He also had taken many bold steps to protect encroachment on government lands, including tanks, the main water source in the region and had ensured the checks on quality of building materials of public property like roads, during his tenure at Kolar. Subsequently, he was transferred out of this position in October, 2014, allegedly due to pressure from vested interests involved in land grabbing and illegal sand mining. His popularity among people of Kolar was evidenced when large number of people staged protests, following his transfer orders as deputy commissioner.(c) As Additional Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Enforcement)Ravi was posted as the Additional Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Enforcement) by the government on 29 October 2014 in Bangalore. Following this, he prepared a list of top-50 tax defaulters and set a target of Rs 1000 crore (US$150 million) tax collection from the tax evading defaulters. He began raids in Bangalore and expanded to places acrossKarnataka raiding well-known business groups such as Embassy which include shares of state home minister, Rajesh Exports, Shubh Jewellers, RMZ Institution, Nitesh Builders,Prestige Group, Raheja Developers and Mantri Developers, and had reportedly collected over Rs 138 crore (US$21 million) in the first two weeks. Following this, he allegedly received threat calls from the defaulters.DeathOn 16 March 2015 (Monday), Ravi was found hanging at his residence in Koramangala, Bangalore. He had gone to office from Nagarbhavi, Bangalore (the house of his in-laws), on Monday morning. He returned to his apartment at St John's Woods near Koramangala by 11.30 am. His family found him hanging by the ceiling fan in his bedroom of their apartment at 6:30 p.m., when they rushed home after he would not return phone calls made during the day. Following the news reaching the Bangalore police, Police commissioner M. N. Reddi said that forensic and medical evidence hinted the death was prima facie a case of suicide. An autopsy on his body was conducted on the morning of 17 March at Victoria Hospital in Bangalore, following which it was shifted to his in-laws' house in Nagarbhavi. His last rites were performed on 18 March in Bangalore. The eleventh day ritual, in accordance to customs of Hinduism was held in his hometown Doddakoppalu, with his nephew performing the rituals.CBI inquiry -On 13 April 2015 the Centre ordered a CBI probe into the mysterious death of IAS officer DK Ravi after the Karnataka Government sent a fresh notification without any time limit for the probe by the Central agency.2) P. VijayanP Vijayan IPS, (born 4 February 1968), is an Indian Police Service officer and a socially oriented Officer in uniform. He is a 1999 batch official of the Indian Police Service, currently serves as Deputy Inspector General of Police (Intelligence) and Indian Railways. He holds an MA in Economics from Calicut University. He is a voracious reader and motivational orator who always believe in multitasking. He strongly believes and practise that a true leader is who develops more leaders.Puthiyottil Vijayan was born on 4 February 1968 in a not-so-affluent family in a remote hamlet called Puthoormadam near Kozhikode in North Kerala.When he failed to clear the SSLC exam on his first attempt, he had to take up employment in construction sites at an early age. It was only after a gap of two years that he managed to pass this exam. Determined to earn a college degree, he set up a small scale manufacturing unit soap unit and took classes for schoolchildren. Vijayan then went on to do an MA and MPhil in Economics from Calicut University, and finally passed the prestigious Civil Services examination in 1999 to join the IPSCareer -A Kerala cadre police official, Vijayan led the teams that investigated the Kalamassery Bus Burning case, the Sabarimala Thanthri case, the Chelembra Bank Robbery case, and the email threat case against the Prime Minister of IndiaVijayan's community initiatives include a Police Call Centre at Kozhikode, and Pink Autos programme in Thiruvananthapuram for safe travel by women,. He also initiated an innovative "Punyam Poonkavanam" project to promote waste cleanup at the Sabarimala pilgrimage site and a Traffic Safety & Learning Centre at Thrissur, and School Protection Groups.In August 2005, Vijayan, as Commissioner of Police, Kochi City, constituted a team of "Shadow Police" as the first of its kind in the State. Subsequently, such units have been formed and are functional in Kozhikode, Thrissur and Trivandrum. He also initiated the State Temple anti-Theft Squad in Kerala.In acknowledgement of his efforts to promote a drug-free community, Vijayan was awarded a fellowship in 2013 to attend the Global Tobacco Control Leadership Programme at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Institute for Public Health in Washington DC, USA. Subsequently, Vijayan has been designated as state coordinator to lead the statewide school-level anti-drug abuse campaign of Government of Kerala, viz. "Safe Campus Clean Campus".In recognition of his social commitment and appreciable service, Vijayan was honoured with CNN-IBN Indian of the Year (Popular Choice) - 2014, an honour that embodies Greatness.Youth initiativesEarly in his professional career,Vijayan realised that it was necessary for police to connect with youth in a healthy and positive manner. This would not only create a good image of the police in young minds, but also channel the adolescent fascination with authority in a positive and productive mannerThus, Vijayan launched a Student Police Cadet Project in August 2010 in 127 schools across Kerala, with 11176 students - both boys and girls - enrolled as Cadets. The project has now been expanded to a statewide network of 433 schools with a combined strength of nearly 35,000 SPCs, being trained by over 850 existing teachers and nearly 1500 officers of Kerala Police. This programme is planned for expansion throughout India.As Kozhikode City Police Commissioner, Vijayan initiated the Our Responsibility to Children (ORC) project to address the increasing socially deviant behaviour among adolescents. The success of the project prompted Government of Kerala to take it up in all districts, under the aegis of the Kerala Social Security Mission.Vijayan is also founder of the Police Youth Football Academy, a football programme for youth at Thrissur. He then founded a similar academy at Thiruvananthapuram3) Ashok KhemkaAshok Khemka is a senior Indian Administrative Service officer in the Indian state of Haryana. He has been transferred 45 times in 23 years by state governments after he exposed corruption in the departments he was posted in. Ashok Khemka was born in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. He graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur in 1988 with a B.Tech degree in Computer Science Engineering and followed it up with a Ph.D in Computer Science from the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai and a MBA degree in Business Administration. Finance. He also holds a MA Economics degree from IGNOU. He also has many publications on various subjects to his name.Khemka is a follower of Rabindranath Tagore’s poetry.Career -He is a 1991 batch IAS officer of the Haryana Cadre. He has been repeatedly transferred by various state governments in his home cadre of Haryana after he exposed corruption in the departments he was posted in.Khemka was posted as Secretary to the Govt. of Haryana, Department of Archives and Archaeology on 4 April 2013. He was also given the charge of DG Archives and Archaeology on 26 April 2013. This is his 45th posting in his 20-year career excluding his 2 yr training period. In the previous month, he had exposed a deal that he thought to be untoward and had requested an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation. The government of Haryana refused this and Bhiwani-based NGO filed PIL on the same scam. On 18 October 2013, CBI has registered a preliminary enquiry into the alleged irregularities in the purchase of wheat seeds in HSDC seeking registration of a case against officials of National Cooperative Consumers Federation(NCCF) and National Agriculture Cooperative Marketing Federation (NAFED) for selling seeds at inflated prices to HSDC."And the transfer this time was quite humiliating. At 3:30 p.m, an officer of the rank of Under Secretary of the government, at least five levels below me, appeared with an order of the Principal Secretary of the Agriculture, appointing him as the MD of the Corporation and asked me to step down," Khemka told news channels.Previously Ashok Khemka was Managing Director in Haryana Seeds Development Corporation.Death threatKhemka, who took on the state government over suspicious land deals between Congress president Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra and real estate major DLF, has received fresh death threats. A complaint has been lodged with the Panchkula Police by HSDC chief manager K.R. Sharma. Earlier also, soon after he came out against Vadra-DLF land deals, Khemka had alleged that he was facing death threats from anonymous people.Khemka was posted in 46(not correct) departments and currently DG of Archives & Archaeology in Haryana state. In July 2014, it was announced that he would be deputed to Union Government Service.PS: We praise many politicians for their good work done for the country but it is also the hard works of many "dedicated" I.P.S. and I.A.S. officers who helped in building our "India".PPS: I personally like to thanks all the women I.P.S. and I.A.S. officers who joined these services and are serving the nation. I didn't mention any women officer in my answer because I largely knew about these gentlemen. If someone can suggest any one woman officer then I appreciate his or her for that.Thank you for reading it. Jai Hind.