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.
In the Jaunsar Bawar region of Chakrata, the villages of Kuroli and Udpalta engage in the Gagli Yudh ritual during Dussehra. This symbolic fight commemorates […]
A Jeju Air flight from Bangkok crashed at Muan International Airport in South Korea, likely due to bird strike and adverse weather. The Boeing 737-800 […]
The Jalna Shri Ganesh Mahasangh has instructed all 495 registered Ganesh mandals in Jalna to recite the Preamble of the Constitution after every aarti during […]