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Interview | Smriti Ravindra on her debut novel ‘The Woman Who Climbed Trees’

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Author Smriti Ravindra’s brilliant debut novel ‘The Woman Who Climbed Trees’ plumbs women’s inner and outer lives with heart-breaking tenderness and ferocious honesty

Under duress, BJP leader in Uttarakhand calls off daughter’s wedding with Muslim man

Draft agreements in Hindi when needed as it is spoken by most: HC to Delhi mediation centres

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Four-member expert panel formed by Assam govt to examine legality to ban polygamy

Marriage for all, even if for a few

Rama Srinivasan

Delhi High Court

Delhi HC rejects husband’s claim to right to privacy in divorce proceedings

Data | Most Indian women who got divorced were pushed towards it

DMK is not against Dikshithars or Brahmins, only against the suppression of people: Minister Ponmudy

E. Jean Carroll (C) walks out of Manhattan federal court on May 9, 2023, in New York.

Morning Digest | Polling day dawns in Karnataka after pitched campaign by all parties; Jury orders Trump to pay columnist Jean Carroll $5 million after finding him liable for sexual assault, defamation, and more

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Make women aware of precautions needed in NRI marriages, Mahila Police told

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Raga D’silva with her same-sex partner on her wedding day

Opinion | ‘My love will not destroy the fabric of society’

Indian Olympic Association President P.T. Usha meets with wrestlers Vinesh Phogat, Sakshi Malik and others amid their ongoing protest against WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on May 03, 2023.

Top news of the day: Russia accuses Ukraine of drone attack aimed at Putin; P.T. Usha meets protesting wrestlers, assures them support, and more

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The government said that the committee will be constituted considering the fact that the issues faced by the community would span across Ministries. File

Same-sex marriage | Ready to form panel led by Cabinet Secretary to address ‘human’ concerns of same-sex couples, govt. tells SC

Krishnadas Rajagopal

A good divorce: On the Supreme Court of India’s ruling

Time to legalise same-sex marriage?: LGBTQ members take part in a pride parade, in Nagpur. The Supreme Court on Tuesday, April 18, 2023, began hearing arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal validation of same-sex marriages

Data Point: Situating the debate on same-sex marriage

Rebecca Rose Varghese

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Divorce can be granted on ‘grounds of irretrievable breakdown’: Supreme Court

Krishnadas Rajagopal

‘Of heightened concern are SDG indicators for women’s well-being and gender inequality’

India, its SDG pledge goal, and the strategy to apply

S.V. Subramanian

The Supreme Court is likely to pronounce a verdict on May 1 on the issue of dissolving marriage without referring them to family courts, after it reserved its judgment in September last year.

SC verdict likely on May 1 on dissolution of marriage without referring to family courts

Wrestlers Bajrang Punia, Vinesh Phogat and Sakshi Malik speak to the media during a protest against the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Singh, at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.

Morning Digest | IAF rescues 121 people from unprepared airstrip in Sudan in midnight operation; Delhi Police register two FIRs in wrestlers’ case, and more

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SCBA terms Bar Council of India resolution on same-sex marriage "highly inappropriate"

The site of IED explosion in which a police vehicle was blown up by militants killing 11 persons, in Dantewada.

Morning Digest | Explosive device planted a day or two before Dantewada attack; ties depend on peace on border: Rajnath to China, and more

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The judgment came in the case of a Delhi-based couple who have been living separately for 25 years while burdening each other with multiple litigations. Image for representation.

Continuing in a marriage broken down irretrievably amounts to cruelty, a ground for divorce: SC

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Ready to play facilitator to push government to ease concerns of same-sex partners, says Supreme Court

Krishnadas Rajagopal

Indian nationals arrive from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia under Operation Kaveri due to the recent Sudan Crisis, at IGI Airport, in New Delhi.

Morning Digest | India brings back 360 citizens from conflict-torn Sudan; Right to marry is not absolute, laws regulate marriage, govt. tells SC, and more

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