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Indore: Govt Teacher Dies After Struggling For A Week After Road Accident

Indupal Kaur Sehgal vs Dr. Davinder Pal Singh Rekhi & Ors. on 1 February, 2024

Decision to sell property, curbs on 'bahu' led to elderly couple's murder

The woman, who got her parents in-law killed by her boyfriend in northeast Delhi, has told the police that she had been thinking of eliminating them for months because of restriction they had imposed on her, but their decision to sell a property worth Rs 1.30 crore pushed her to act

Delhi Woman Planned In-Law's Murder With Boyfriend "For Months": Police

The woman, who got her parents in-law killed by her boyfriend in northeast Delhi, has told the police that she had been thinking of eliminating them for months because of restriction they had imposed on her.

Delhi couple murder: Daughter-in-law plotted the crime to sell property and settle down with boyfriend

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Computing graduate inspired to help others after losing grandfather to COVID

Student focuses human-computer interaction capstone on isolation challenges for COVID patients Monika Verma, a 2021 graduate from RIT’s human-computer interaction master’s program, dedicated her capstone project to COVID-19 patients, including her grandfather. Monika Verma has dedicated her capstone project to COVID patients across the world, after the pandemic hit too close to home for her last year. The graduating human-computer interaction master’s student is drawing from her family’s experience with COVID in hopes of finding ways to help others in similar situations. Her capstone project focuses on studying the needs and challenges that COVID patients face with isolation. This new understanding will better inform technology creators who can build solutions that address the true needs of COVID patients.