X Debate Reignites Over Arranged Marriages in Modern India
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Punjab Woman's Pakistan Marriage Stalls Deportation
Sarabjit Kaur's return to India is halted as Pakistan's Home Ministry intervenes. A Sikh leader raises concerns over pilgrim visa misuse, sparking community anger. Read the full story.
Pakistani Ex-MP Confesses to Army-Terror Nexus, Fears India
Former Pakistani MP Saifullah Khan confesses to army-terror links, fears India, and reveals he was asked to lead funeral prayers. Read the shocking details of the Pakistan army terror nexus.
Hingoli cracks down on child marriage, makes service providers liable
Hingoli district collector Rahul Gupta mandates priests, caterers, and all wedding service providers to verify age, holding them liable as co-accused for facilitating child marriages. Read the strict new directives.
Trump: 'India, Pakistan were ready to go at it big'
Former US President Donald Trump claims he personally intervened to prevent a major military escalation between India and Pakistan in May. Read the full details of his repeated assertions.
Kerala HC Directs Registrar to Issue Corrected Marriage Certificate
Kerala High Court directs Alappuzha registrar to issue a marriage certificate with a woman's new name within a month, a key step for her UAE family visa. Read the full legal journey.
Calcutta HC: Desertion Weightier Than Cruelty in Divorce
Calcutta High Court upholds divorce based on desertion, ruling it carries more weight than cruelty in marriages broken beyond repair. Key insights from the landmark judgment explained.
IMF Criticises Pakistan's SIFC, Highlights Governance Crisis
The IMF has sharply criticised Pakistan's powerful SIFC for its unchecked authority, warning it undermines governance and economic stability. Read the full analysis.
Pakistan's 6-Month IMF Freedom Claim Collapses
Pakistan's defence minister claimed booming jet sales would end IMF dependence in six months. Data reveals a starkly different economic reality. Read the full analysis.
Indian Woman's Pakistan Marriage Halts Deportation
Sarabjit Kaur, who travelled to Pakistan with a Sikh jatha, married a local and converted. Her deportation is delayed due to legal processes. Read the full story.
Amnesty Warns Pakistan's 27th Amendment Threatens Judiciary
Amnesty International warns Pakistan's 27th Constitutional Amendment undermines judicial independence. The move grants Parliament power to fix Supreme Court judges' tenure. Read the full analysis.
Punjab Woman Arrested in Pakistan After Pilgrimage Marriage
Sarabjit Kaur from Kapurthala, who went to Pakistan on a religious visa and married a local, faces deportation. Get the full story on the legal and diplomatic implications.
Sarabjit Kaur to be deported from Pakistan today
Sarabjit Kaur, the Punjab woman who married a Pakistani man during a pilgrimage, is set for deportation at the Attari-Wagah border. Her visa had expired after she stayed back, converted to Islam, and got married.
Simple 'Walk & Talk' Habit Can Transform Your Marriage
Tired of marital disconnect? A New York divorce lawyer reveals a simple weekly ritual—the 'walk and talk'—that rebuilds emotional bonds and can even stop a divorce. Learn the easy steps.
Pakistan Traders Brand 2025 a Year of Economic Collapse
Pakistani traders and businesses foresee a severe economic crisis in 2025, citing soaring inflation, high taxes, and crippling energy costs. Can the government intervene?
India Seeks Early Release of Prisoners from Pakistan
India has formally requested Pakistan for the swift repatriation of its civilian prisoners and fishermen. The appeal was made during a recent diplomatic meeting, highlighting humanitarian concerns.
India, Pakistan exchange nuclear lists, prisoner details
India and Pakistan exchanged lists of nuclear installations for the 35th consecutive year on Jan 1, 2025, under a 1988 pact. The two nations also swapped lists of prisoners and fishermen amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Indore mass marriage: Officials probe minor allegations
MP WCD officials investigated an anonymous complaint about minors at an Indore mass wedding of 242 couples. Organizers claim screening prevented underage participation. Details inside.
MEA counters Pakistan on minority rights remarks
India's MEA firmly rejects Pakistan's comments on minority conditions, highlighting Pakistan's own 'systemic victimisation' of minorities. Read the full diplomatic rebuttal.
India slams Pakistan's remarks on Indian minorities
India firmly rejected Pakistan's comments on the treatment of minorities in India, stating that Islamabad's own 'abysmal record speaks for itself'. The exchange occurred at the UN.
India's Love Paradox: High Literacy, Low Love Marriages
Indian women's literacy soared from under 10% to 96%, yet over 90% of youth still opt for arranged marriages. Explore the surprising social transformation and its limits.
Pakistan's Dar Alleges Indian Attack on Airbase in May
Pakistan's Deputy PM Ishaq Dar claims India conducted a strike on the Nur Khan airbase in May. Details emerge amid regional tensions. Read the full report.
Kajol's evolving views on marriage and roles
Kajol's journey from rejecting marital stereotypes to proposing expiry dates reflects a common evolution. A psychologist explains why our ideas of an ideal marriage change over time.
Astrology: 4 Zodiac Signs May Marry in 2026
Astrological predictions for 2026 highlight four zodiac signs—Taurus, Leo, Cancer, Pisces—poised to find love and marital stability. Discover what the stars have in store for your romantic future.
Pakistan's Talent Exodus Exposes 'Brain Gain' Claim as Hollow
Pakistan faces a severe brain drain as thousands of professionals flee, contradicting Army Chief Asim Munir's claims of 'brain gain.' Experts warn of a deepening economic and social crisis.
Living Costs Soar in Pakistan Despite Economic Stability Claims
Despite government assurances of economic stability, Pakistani citizens face relentless inflation and rising living costs. Explore the stark reality behind the official narrative.
Trichy Student's Campaign Fights Child Marriage, Wins Praise
A Class 10 student from Thuraiyur, Trichy, starts a student-led movement against child marriage after seeing classmates drop out. Her efforts earn official recognition. Read her inspiring story.
Indian Farmer's Deportation from Pakistan Delayed
Indian farmer Amritpal Singh remains in Pakistan jail despite completing his sentence. His family in Punjab awaits his return as legal hurdles delay his deportation. Read the full story.
Dharwad Aims to Become First Child-Marriage-Free District
Dharwad DC Divya Prabhu outlines a decade-long campaign to eradicate child marriage. Learn about the 100-day awareness drive and multi-departmental strategy to protect children.
SC Says Mutual Resentment in Marriage Amounts to Cruelty
The Supreme Court ruled that a marriage where spouses hold opposing views and refuse to accommodate each other amounts to mutual cruelty, granting divorce to a couple after a 24-year legal battle. Read the landmark judgment.
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