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Orissa HC faces criticism for commuting death sentence of a rapist, citing his habit of namaz many times
Lawyers question whether frequent prayers offered by a 36-year-old death row convict, convicted of raping and murdering a six-year-old girl, justify commuting his sentence to life imprisonment. Orissa High Court cited the convict's religious devotion and surrender to God in its decision, despite upholding his conviction under IPC and POCSO Act. The court noted his family circumstances and good behavior in prison, arguing against the 'rarest of rare' category for capital punishment.
Why these Chinese working mothers don't want more babies
A woman leading a financial team earning more than her husband, another pursuing a dream to become a civil servant, and a budding influencer aiming to be the family breadwinner are all young mothers in China who have one thing in common: they are raising one child and don't want another, regardless of their husbands' opinions or the government's incentives aimed at addressing an aging population.
How a 25-minute SBI, Canara Bank confusion in Haryana led to a NEET controversy affecting 24 lakh students
The NEET 2024 exam faces controversy due to errors at two centers, alleged paper leaks, and grace marks. Aspirants like Komal Rani, despite high scores, feel disadvantaged. Exam centers issued incorrect papers, leading to confusion and grace marks for some. Affected candidates demand a retest to ensure fairness and maintain trust in the examination system.
Kuwait fire tragedy: Punjab man who died was sole breadwinner of his family
Himat Rai, a Hoshiarpur native, was tragically killed in a fire in Mangaf, Kuwait. He was the sole provider for his family, leaving them in shock. The fire claimed 49 lives, mostly Indians, in the Al-Mangaf building on June 12.
Kuwait Fire: PM Modi announces Rs 2 lakh ex-gratia for victim's families, Indian Embassy extends support
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the death of at least 40 Indian nationals in a devastating fire in a building in the southern Mangaf district of Kuwait. He assured that the Indian Embassy in Kuwait is closely monitoring the situation and working with Kuwaiti authorities to assist those adversely affected.
Security guard in Karachi shoots YouTuber for repeatedly asking questions about India vs Pakistan match
Karachi, Pakistan (Google Trends): YouTuber Saad Ahmed was fatally shot by a security guard while filming a vlog before the India-Pakistan T20 World Cup match. The incident left his family in distress. Meanwhile, India narrowly defeated Pakistan, sparking vibrant celebrations among Indian fans. A heartbroken Pakistani fan who sold his tractor for a ticket witnessed the loss.
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What should be the criteria for selecting the right kind of term plan? Dinesh Dilip Bhoi answers
There are chances of some sickness coming up or some disease coming up in the future which might hamper the person to take a life plan or which might increase, there would be a loading on his premiums with the premiums would get higher and higher and build a hole in his pocket.
Lok Sabha polls: Dalit bastis of western UP want basic necessities, dignity
In Hathras's Pilakhana, the air is heavy with the stench of stagnant water that surrounds modest homes, many of which are precariously perched in disrepair.
Amar Singh Chamkila’s 1st wife reveals how the family got looted after singing sensation's murder
On the Love Punjab YouTube channel, Gurmail disclosed the startling aftermath of Amarjot’s family. She hinted that following their demise, Amarjot’s family suddenly reappeared and claimed all their belongings and cash. She also revealed that she had to battle financial hardships single-handedly.
Women working in organisations leading in gender equality more productive, loyal: Survey
These women professionals are far more likely to recommend their organisations to other women, feel far more satisfied with the mental health support extended to them, and feel more comfortable talking about their mental health in the workplace.
Deutsche Bank Q1 Results: Profit jumps 10% as investment bank outperforms
Deutsche Bank posted on Thursday a better-than-expected 10% increase in first-quarter profit as a resurgence in fixed-income trading and deal-making propelled revenue at its investment banking division.
Women are more loyal, productive when working for firms that score well on gender equality: Deloitte
Deloitte's survey illustrates the positive impact of gender equality on women's workplace experiences, emphasizing the need for inclusive practices, flexible options, and safety measures to support women professionals in India.
Why ‘superwoman’ title is a trap laid to enslave women
In this extract from her new book, the award-winning journalist looks at how women, in a bid to strive to be the ultimate superwomen, take on more than they can handle, often sacrificing their own needs for the sake of others. Man or woman, this is one piece you should read today
Nora Fatehi launches a tirade against feminists, says women should be ‘nurturers’
The actress clarified that while women shouldn't be confined to traditional homemaking roles, she also believes there should be a boundary to their level of independence. She also claimed that men should be ready to be a provider and a protector of their women.
‘Anupamaa’ star Rupali Ganguly says she was ‘looked down upon’ for being a small-screen actress
Ganguly also thanked her father Anil, who, despite being a veteran filmmaker, never spoiled her by giving her contacts
Where to invest Rs 40 lakh to get regular income
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Nagaland govt announces universal life insurance scheme
Nagaland government launched a fully-funded universal life insurance scheme to mitigate financial hardship caused by untimely demise. The scheme ensures financial security and protection, providing coverage for breadwinners and family members, complementing the Chief Minister's Health Insurance Scheme.
How Shubhkaran Singh allegedly died? What was his cause of death? Here is all we know so far
A 21-year-old farmer, Shubhkaran Singh, lost his life amidst clashes between security personnel and protesters. Medical reports suggest he sustained a fatal head injury, likely from a bullet. Allegations surround the cause, with some blaming police firing. Singh, described as a hard-working farmer and activist, was deeply involved in the farmers' movement.
Uber, Lyft drivers strike across US, demanding fairer pay
Workers say the rideshare and food delivery platforms are taking disproportionate sums from their fares as fees, hurting their earnings. The protest comes just as Uber, the largest ride-share company, saw its shares hit a record high after announcing a $7 billion share buyback.
Ex-gratia to BRO's casual paid labourers: Rajnath Singh approves waiver of 179-day provision
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh approved a waiver for Border Road Organisation's (BRO) casual-paid labourers (CPLs), allowing compensation without completing 179 working days in case of accidents. Families of deceased CPLs faced deprivation due to this rule. Working in remote, high-altitude areas with harsh conditions poses risks. The waiver, granted on humanitarian grounds, ensures livelihood security for families. Other welfare measures include a group insurance scheme, transportation of mortal remains, and enhanced funeral assistance, prioritizing the well-being of CPLs and their families.
IIT Madras, Zoriox Innovation Labs develop 3D-printed face implants for black fungus patients
IIT Madras said that around 50 implants have already been done on patients from economically weaker sections.
Court orders Pune resort to pay nearly Rs 2 crore to couple for loss of their 30- and 24-year-old sons in pool
The grieving parents asserted that the resort owners, despite assurances of safety measures in their advertisements, failed to provide crucial safety components such as a guide during the incident. The absence of safety precautions, the lack of signboards, and non-functional CCTV cameras were cited as contributing factors to their children's untimely demise.
People questioned, call records examined as search for missing soldier continues in J&K
The Jammu and Kashmir Police are questioning several individuals and scrutinizing the call logs of a missing army 'jawan,' Javaid Ahmad Wani, who disappeared a few days ago from his native Kulgam district while on leave. Although posted in the Ladakh region, Wani didn't report back to work on Sunday.
Sultanpuri accident victim was sole breadwinner, supported family of 7
Like every day, on Sunday too, she left her home for work in the evening telling her mother she would be back by 2-3 am. But what happened in the meantime scarred her family forever. The young woman's work involved attending weddings and other events and she had been out for one such event on Sunday.
Money & relationships: What to do if your spouse is sole breadwinner and can't handle money matters
Lack of financial acumen may lead to making wrong decisions when it comes to saving, investing or securing risks. If you, as a wife, are aware of this and have an interest in money matters, here's what you can do.
Lost a breadwinner to covid? Help is here
The brutal second wave of the pandemic may have receded, but it has left behind a void for many families. Providing a glimmer of hope for them is Women in Tech’s ‘Family Find the Light’ (FFTL) programme, which is reaching out to people in need to not only motivate and train them, but also help them find jobs.
How to manage and allocate the family finances after the breadwinner's death
Managing a household’s finances is an exercise that must maintain the interests of everyone who has a share in the financial assets of the household. There is only a limited pool and there are multiple claimants and many priorities.
Centre working on packages for those who lost sole breadwinner, orphaned children
Discussions have been held with stakeholder ministries to ready the package at the earliest, given the huge financial impact such families are facing. Data on these families is already being collated.
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