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Divorce Can't Be Granted Citing Cruelty Based On WhatsApp Chats: Bombay High Court
Divorce cannot be granted on grounds of alleged cruelty merely based on WhatsApp chats without giving the spouse a chance to rebut, the Bombay High Court has said.
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China's Parents Are Managing Their Children's Love Lives Online
This approach gradually transforms the process into a direct conversation between parents.
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Hours After Valentine's Day Dinner, Chartered Accountant Slits Wife's Throat
What began as a Valentine's Day evening for a young couple in Haryana ended in a shocking and brutal death. A man, who had just spent the evening with his wife celebrating the day, later murdered her and then tried to mislead the police
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Green Card Hope To Handcuffed Reality: Trouble For US Nationals' Spouses
The foreign-born spouses of several US citizens have been detained during green card interviews, the US media has reported.
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Man Reveals How Work From Home Saved His Marriage, Internet Reacts
The user mentioned that the "biggest change" for him was to spend more time with his wife.
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Top Court Slams UP's Practice Of Giving Bureaucrats' Spouses Ex-Officio Posts
The Supreme Court came down on the Uttar Pradesh government for retaining the "colonial-era mindset" in governing cooperative societies and similar bodies where the spouses of bureaucrats like district magistrates are made ex-officio offic
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NRI Ready To Retire In South India But Worried About Language Issues: 'Concern I Have'
The NRI, who hails from Delhi, said he was planning to settle down in South India but was worried about the language issues.
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Repeated Suicide Threats By Spouse Amount To Cruelty: Bombay High Court
Repeated threats by a spouse to commit suicide amount to cruelty, the Bombay High Court has said, granting divorce to a man.
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'Stealth Husband' Of Japan's New PM Sanae Takaichi Vows Quiet Support
The spouse of Japan's first woman Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes to support her by being a "stealth husband", cooking meals but staying out of the spotlight.
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"Alimony Not For Financially Independent": Delhi Court Denies Maintenance to Railway Officer
The Delhi High Court has ruled that alimony cannot be awarded to a spouse who is financially self-sufficient and independent, observing that permanent alimony is a measure of social justice and not a tool for enrichment or financial equalisation
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Divorce Can't Be Granted Citing Cruelty Based On WhatsApp Chats: Bombay High Court
Divorce cannot be granted on grounds of alleged cruelty merely based on WhatsApp chats without giving the spouse a chance to rebut, the Bombay High Court has said.
-
China's Parents Are Managing Their Children's Love Lives Online
This approach gradually transforms the process into a direct conversation between parents.
-
Hours After Valentine's Day Dinner, Chartered Accountant Slits Wife's Throat
What began as a Valentine's Day evening for a young couple in Haryana ended in a shocking and brutal death. A man, who had just spent the evening with his wife celebrating the day, later murdered her and then tried to mislead the police
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Green Card Hope To Handcuffed Reality: Trouble For US Nationals' Spouses
The foreign-born spouses of several US citizens have been detained during green card interviews, the US media has reported.
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Man Reveals How Work From Home Saved His Marriage, Internet Reacts
The user mentioned that the "biggest change" for him was to spend more time with his wife.
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Top Court Slams UP's Practice Of Giving Bureaucrats' Spouses Ex-Officio Posts
The Supreme Court came down on the Uttar Pradesh government for retaining the "colonial-era mindset" in governing cooperative societies and similar bodies where the spouses of bureaucrats like district magistrates are made ex-officio offic
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NRI Ready To Retire In South India But Worried About Language Issues: 'Concern I Have'
The NRI, who hails from Delhi, said he was planning to settle down in South India but was worried about the language issues.
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Repeated Suicide Threats By Spouse Amount To Cruelty: Bombay High Court
Repeated threats by a spouse to commit suicide amount to cruelty, the Bombay High Court has said, granting divorce to a man.
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'Stealth Husband' Of Japan's New PM Sanae Takaichi Vows Quiet Support
The spouse of Japan's first woman Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes to support her by being a "stealth husband", cooking meals but staying out of the spotlight.
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"Alimony Not For Financially Independent": Delhi Court Denies Maintenance to Railway Officer
The Delhi High Court has ruled that alimony cannot be awarded to a spouse who is financially self-sufficient and independent, observing that permanent alimony is a measure of social justice and not a tool for enrichment or financial equalisation
