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Divorce Granted To Rape Convict Narayan Sai's Wife With Rs 2 Crore Alimony
Indore family court grants divorce to Narayan Sai's wife, orders Rs 2 crore alimony.
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Husband In Indore, Pak Woman Begs Court To Deport Him To Prevent 2nd Marriage
A family dispute between a Pakistani Hindu husband-wife duo, each living in two different countries for a long time after their marriage in Pakistan in 2020, has reached the Madhya Pradesh High Court after attempts at reconciliation failed.
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Wearing 'Sindoor' Religious Duty Of Woman As It Shows She Is Married: Family Court
A family court in Indore has directed a woman to return to her husband's home with immediate effect while observing that wearing the ritualistic 'sindoor' (vermillion) was the duty of a (Hindu) woman as it demonstrates that she is married.
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Court Orders Woman Running Beauty Parlour To Pay Maintenance To Jobless Husband
A family court in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has ordered a woman, who owns a beauty parlour, to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 5,000 to her allegedly unemployed husband in a matrimonial case.
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Divorce Granted To Rape Convict Narayan Sai's Wife With Rs 2 Crore Alimony
Indore family court grants divorce to Narayan Sai's wife, orders Rs 2 crore alimony.
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Husband In Indore, Pak Woman Begs Court To Deport Him To Prevent 2nd Marriage
A family dispute between a Pakistani Hindu husband-wife duo, each living in two different countries for a long time after their marriage in Pakistan in 2020, has reached the Madhya Pradesh High Court after attempts at reconciliation failed.
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Wearing 'Sindoor' Religious Duty Of Woman As It Shows She Is Married: Family Court
A family court in Indore has directed a woman to return to her husband's home with immediate effect while observing that wearing the ritualistic 'sindoor' (vermillion) was the duty of a (Hindu) woman as it demonstrates that she is married.
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Court Orders Woman Running Beauty Parlour To Pay Maintenance To Jobless Husband
A family court in Madhya Pradesh's Indore has ordered a woman, who owns a beauty parlour, to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 5,000 to her allegedly unemployed husband in a matrimonial case.
