The Supreme Court has ruled that women have the right to reside in both their parental and in-laws’ homes, highlighting that no one can evict them due to personal disagreements. This decision emphasizes the protection of women’s rights under the Domestic Violence Act.
The Kerala High Court has highlighted the need for gender-neutral rape laws, pointing out the disparity where men can be prosecuted for false promises of marriage, but women cannot. Learn more about this important legal discussion.
In a tragic and shocking incident in Maharashtra’s Kharavali village, a mother threw her six children into a well following a marital dispute. Learn more about this heartbreaking story.
A wedding in Karnataka was called off after the bride accused the groom of touching her neck during the garland exchange. The incident led to arguments and police intervention, ultimately canceling the wedding.
The Gauhati High Court ruled that bigamy is not recognized in Hindu religion, and therefore, a second wife is not entitled to family pension if the first wife is alive. This decision reaffirms the legal stance against bigamy in Hinduism.
The Delhi High Court ruled that a man’s financial support for his divorced sister should be considered when determining maintenance amounts. This decision highlights the importance of family obligations and the unique circumstances of each case.
Five policemen in Uttar Pradesh have been suspended for allegedly detaining and torturing a 20-year-old youth suspected of cattle theft. The incident raises serious questions about police misconduct and brutality.
Male students at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya in UP have complained about bullying by girl students, citing name-calling and disruptive behavior. The school principal took action after the complaint went viral on social media.
A 41-year-old Delhi man, Umesh Dhar Trivedi, allegedly committed suicide due to a strained relationship with his wife. The incident, which included a four-page suicide note, has led to an ongoing police investigation.
The Delhi High Court quashed a rape FIR against a father-in-law, emphasizing the importance of settlements in matrimonial disputes. The complainant confirmed the agreement was made freely, without coercion, paving the way for a brighter future.
