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Over 30 Years Before Triple Talaq Bill, an Indore Woman Fought a Lonely Battle Against the Practice
Shah Bano was married to the renowned Indore-based lawyer, Md Ahmad Khan in 1962, and the couple had had five children. In subsequent years, Khan married another woman and both the wives were kept in two different portions of the house.
Eye on Elections, Arvind Kejriwal Says Delhiites to Get Free Electricity Up to 200 Units
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said the move will cover at least 33 per cent consumers in the capital, whose usage is less than 200 units in the summer.
Markets Sink to Five-Month Low as Sensex Tanks Over 450 Points, Nifty Finishes Below 11,000-Mark
This is the lowest closing level for both the key indices since early March. Weak economic data, unabated foreign fund outflows and disappointing quarterly earnings also weighed on market sentiment.
India Evaluating Pakistan's Proposal Granting Consular Access to Kulbhushan Jadhav
Kulbhushan Jadhav, 49, was arrested in March 2016 by Pakistani authorities and sentenced to death in April 2017 on 'espionage and terrorism' charges.
Breastfeeding Week: 7 Surprising Ways Breastfeeding Benefits a Mother's Health
According to the journal Preventive Medicine, mothers who breastfed for at least four months had 20 to 30 per cent lower risks for hypertension and heart disease.
Shahid Kapoor Says Neighbourhood Aunties in Their Mid 40s and 50s Loved His Film Kabir Singh
Shahid Kapoor said that ladies in the age group of mid 40s-50s in his locality told him they loved his film 'Kabir Singh.'
Omar Abdullah-led NC delegation Meets PM Modi, Seeks Assembly Elections Before Year-end
Omar Abdullah said that they have conveyed to the prime minister that the situation in the Kashmir Valley has been improved with great difficulty and it is better than last year, but the situation can deteriorate at any time.
Gadar For Me Is Like Star Wars, the Whole Country Has Seen It; Says Sunny Deol
Sunny Doel says he likes the idea of a Gadar film series, possibly headlined by his son Karan Deol (28). Find out more below.
Footballer Accidentally Live Streams His Own Sex Tape, Apologises Later
Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Clinton N'Jie accidentally live streamed himself having sex with an unknown female in a "drunk" state.
MG Hector Registers Sale of 1,508 Units in July, Bookings to Re-Open Soon
After receiving close to 28,000 bookings for the Hector MG Motor India has temporarily stopped bookings for the SUV. The date of the re-opening of bookings will be announced soon.
Nubia Z20 TENNA Listing Reveals Two OLED Displays, Snapdragon 855+ and More
Having the model number Nubia NX627J, the new Z20 will be the successor for the Nubia Z18 smartphone, which was launched last year.
Shame and Guilt of Using Inhalers Affects Work Output of Asthma Sufferers
The World Health Organization estimates that 235 million people around the world suffer from asthma.
After Expulsion of Rebel MLAs, Will Congress-JD(S) Part Ways or Continue as United Opposition?
With local body elections set to be fought separately, the JD(S) and Congress have begun focusing on rebuilding their parties at the local levels. The parties are also looking at bypolls that are inevitable in the 17 seats afters the MLAs' disqualificati...
US Fund Invesco Pays 10 Percent Premium to Pick 11 Percent Extra Stake in Zee for Rs 4,224 Crore
Atlanta-based Invesco already has been an investor since 2002 with a 7.74 percent holding. Now its share will increase by another 11 percent by paying Rs 4,224 crore.
Roti, Naan to Get Cheaper in Pakistan as Govt Rolls Back Gas Tariffs Hike to Roadside Tandoors
As Pakistan has initiated steps to implement tough economic reforms, the prices of petrol, gas and other essential food items have increased, hitting the common man.
Women in Mumbai Walk Freely at Night, Why Not in Delhi, Asks High Court
The bench also pointed out that over Rs 3,000 crore is lying unused in the Nirbhaya Fund, which was announced in 2013 after the gang rape and murder of a student in Delhi on December 16, 2012, and was not being used.