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    I am legally separated from my husband. Do I have right to wedding jewellery and gifts received as streedhan?
    Indian-American couple sentenced to prison for forcing relative to work at gas station

    A US court has sentenced Harmanpreet Singh to 135 months (11.25 years) in prison and Kulbir Kaur to 87 months (7.25 years) for coercing their relative, brought from India under false pretenses, to work at their gas station and store. They forced him into labor, confiscated his immigration documents, and subjected him to threats, physical abuse, and long hours for minimal pay. The couple also prevented his return to India and used coercive tactics, including marriage threats and physical violence, to control him over a three-year period until May 2021.

    Apple supplier Foxconn rejects married women from India iPhone jobs

    A former human-resources executive at Foxconn India said the company's executives verbally convey the recruitment rules to its Indian hiring agencies, which Foxconn tasks with scouting for candidates, bringing them in for interviews and employing them.

    'Law on sexual offences women-centric, male partner not always wrong': Court acquits man accused of rape on promise of marriage

    Allahabad High Court acquitted a man accused in a rape case, emphasizing that the burden of proof in sexual offences lies on both parties, not just the male. The accused was also charge-sheeted under the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (prevention of atrocities) Act, 1989.

    Skipping a marriage ceremony can nullify it, impact woman's legal rights

    Valid Hindu Marriage as per laws: The Supreme Court in a recent order said that a Hindu marriage is considered valid if it meets the criteria set by Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. If a marriage is deemed invalid then it will impact woman's legal rights to alimony and maintenance. Will the children's inheritance rights will be impacted if marriage becomes invalid?

    Odisha MLAs, MPs cannot meet CM, govt is 'outsourced': BJP president JP Nadda

    BJP president JP Nadda alleged that the Odisha government has been 'outsourced' and representatives are unable to meet Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. Nadda also claimed that all government contracts are given to outsiders. He criticized the administration for giving contracts to outsiders and promises that only a son or daughter of Odisha will rule the state. Urging the people to vote for the BJP, Nadda said he assures the gathering that only a son or daughter of Odisha will rule the state.

    The Economic Times
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