The office gazette of Paris
Bombay high court questioned the denial of motherhood rights to a pregnant woman with a borderline intellectual disability. Her father’s petition to terminate the pregnancy was contested by the woman herself. The court noted her consent and the medical report indicating no foetal anomalies, emphasizing the law doesn’t bar individuals with lower-than-average intelligence from parenthood.
Arvind Kejriwal’s letter to the Delhi Lt Governor regarding Atishi hoisting the Independence Day flag was blocked by Tihar jail authorities, citing it as an […]
India captain Rohit Sharma has been dropped for the fifth Test against Australia with the series standing at 1-2. In his absence, Jasprit Bumrah will […]
Amit Shah, Union Home Minister, criticised Uddhav Thackeray for joining forces with the Congress, a party he claimed disrespected Balasaheb Thackeray and Veer Savarkar. Shah, […]