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HC lets married teen live with man of her choice

A 19-year-old married woman in Bhopal has been granted legal permission to live independently with a man of her choice. She testified to the Madhya Pradesh High Court that her much older husband mistreated her and she did not wish to return to her parents. The court placed her under the Shourya Didi framework for

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Women’s rights & religion: CJI-led 9-J bench includes all faiths, and a woman

A nine-judge Supreme Court bench, comprising judges from diverse faiths and a woman, will hear crucial cases on women’s rights versus religious practices starting April 7. This bench aims to settle long-standing disputes, including women’s entry into temples, mosques, and Parsi fire temples, and the practice of FGM. The court’s 2018 Sabarimala judgment sparked these

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‘I know what’s happening in their mind’: Vishal Uppal on benefits of leading Team India

Former player Vishal Uppal leads India in the Billie Jean King Cup’s Asia/Oceania Group 1, aiming to build depth in women’s tennis. Having experienced the game’s pressures firsthand, Uppal emphasised mental fortitude over technique at this level. In the BJK Cup, India face a tough challenge against New Zealand, Korea, Indonesia, Mongolia, and Thailand, with

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Punjab ‘my soul’, says Chadha in response to AAP Punjab unit charges

Estranged AAP MP Raghav Chadha strongly refuted allegations from the party’s Punjab unit that he failed to raise state issues in Parliament. He asserted his commitment to Punjab, highlighting numerous issues he has addressed, including pending funds, agricultural distress, and the drug menace. Chadha dismissed the claims as baseless and motivated, vowing that truth and

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Petition filed in SC challenging amended ‘transgender persons’ law

Transgender rights activists have filed a Supreme Court petition challenging the constitutional validity of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026. The amendments remove self-perceived identity as the basis for TG certificates and introduce a medical board, moving away from the NALSA judgment’s affirmation of personal dignity and choice.

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Himanta, wife to sue Pawan Khera over ‘foreign passports’ claim

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and his wife will sue Congress leader Pawan Khera for alleging she holds multiple foreign passports and undisclosed Dubai properties. Sarma dismissed the claims as fabricated digital manipulation, stating a UAE passport was verified as fake. Khera, however, reiterated his allegations and called for Sarma to declare foreign assets.

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Horoscope today: Daily astrological predictions for April 6

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for April 6, 2026. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Our astrologer has analyzed the movements of the planets and the alignment of the stars to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date horoscope predictions for the

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BJP office blast: ISI plot hatched by handlers in Portugal & Germany, says Punjab DGP

Seven suspects have been arrested in connection with the grenade blast outside the Punjab BJP HQ in Chandigarh, orchestrated by ISI-linked plotters in Europe for Rs 2 lakh. The accused were directed by foreign-based handlers Baljot Singh and Harjeet Singh, with two main perpetrators lobbing the grenade after receiving arms and explosives.

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Porcupines push saffron to brink in Kashmir

Kashmir’s prized saffron is under siege from an unexpected foe: the Indian crested porcupine. These nocturnal rodents are burrowing underground, destroying saffron corms and decimating harvests. Production has plummeted, threatening the livelihoods and identity tied to Pampore’s “red gold.” Authorities are assessing damage and proposing deterrents, but farmers fear the crisis will worsen without significant

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Ladakh talks with open mind and heart: Sonam Wangchuk

Environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk urged the Centre to restore democratic rights in Ladakh, advocating for a win-win approach in talks for statehood and Sixth Schedule status. Following his release from NSA detention, Wangchuk emphasized constructive dialogue, noting previous inconclusive discussions. He aims for a resolution to allow focus on nation-building.

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