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Family Law: All India Half Yearly Digest 2023 - Vimarsana News

Family Law: All India Half Yearly Digest 2023

SUPREME COURTCriminal Proceedings For Dowry Demand Cannot Be Quashed Merely Because Divorce Petition Is PendingCase Title: X vs State of Uttar Pradesh Case Citation: 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 26The Supreme...

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India-Canada diplomatic row: Didn't receive any threats, say Indian students in Canada | India News - Vimarsana News

India-Canada diplomatic row: Didn't receive any threats, say Indian students in Canada | India News

India News: The kin of students and other Indian citizens residing in Canada have claimed that they did not receive any threats or face any unwanted situations am

Pakistan Horror: Hindu woman admitted to hospital for kidney transplant drugged and raped by doctors - Vimarsana News

Pakistan Horror: Hindu woman admitted to hospital for kidney transplant drugged and raped by doctors

In yet another shocking case of atrocities against minority Hindus in Majority Muslim country Pakistan, a woman was raped in hospital. The victim, Seema

Empowering Women: Livestock Farming Brings Relief Post-COVID - Vimarsana News

Empowering Women: Livestock Farming Brings Relief Post-COVID

Seema Devi husband lost his job during COVID-19 lockdowns, now with some training, she and other women in cooperatives are profitably farming goats.

Empowering Women in Assam: Livestock Farming Brings Economic Relief Post-COVID - Vimarsana News

Empowering Women in Assam: Livestock Farming Brings Economic Relief Post-COVID

MILONPUR, INDIA, Aug 08 (IPS) - Seema Devi is a 39-year-old woman hailing from India's northeastern state of Assam. She lives in a village called Milonpur, a small hamlet with no more than 1 000 inhabitants. While most men from the village, including Devi's husband, move to cities and towns in search of work, women are left behind to take care of the house and kids.