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The Hindu Marriage Act provides that any marriage solemnized, whether before or after the commencement of this Act, may, on a petition presented by either the husband or the wife, be dissolved by a decree of divorce on the ground that the other party is living in adultery. What is Adultery? Adultery means Sexual intercourse between a married person and a third party. Adultery is when a woman has voluntary sexual intercourse with a person other than her husband, at other places adultery is when a woman has voluntary sexual intercourse with a third person without her husband’s consent. A divorce can be granted if it is proven that one partner in a marriage has had an affair and committed adul...
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Anand Sharma
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Thanks for the information. But it should be presented in other way, to avoid such circumstance to be divorced.
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Kamal Prasoon
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very informative article but unfortunately in-ordinate delay in the judicial process of our country spoils the very concept of all our constitution and different civil & criminal procedure acts.
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G A Narayan
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While it is very rare to find a “Rama” in the society one must understand that it is Nature or Biology that makes it difficult for the human male to be monogamous and restrict themselves to a single partner. Also, most people, again mainly males,...
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Google Launches 'Body Browser' On Thursday, Google launched the Google Body Browser, said to be a Google Earth-like experience for the human body. Unfortunately, PCMag.com could not get the new application to work, a problem shared by at least one other commenter on the page. Google published the Body Browser as an in-browser tool. 'Body Browser is a detailed 3D model of the human body,' Google said in an introduction. 'You can peel back anatomical layers, zoom in, and navigate to parts that interest you. Click to identify anatomy, or search for muscles, organs, bones and more.' The Body Browser requires a browser, such as the beta version of Chrome, with WebGL. WebGL, a 3D graphics AP...
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Sachin Kumar
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Thanks Sharad.
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G A Narayan
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Would be great for school students who want to pursue medicine (MBBS)
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JOGINDER SINGH CHANDNANI
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YES. Because consumer durables includes Furniture, White Goods, Car many more things which people use for long term it is used on a daily basis. And in every home there are these products. To tap the market make the product a brand, multiple...
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Sachin Kumar
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Yes
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Sujatha srivastava
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"Yes - For a wider reach in public"
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Yes today to reach a wider crowd we need multiple advertising channels. Not matter what the product is. So its must.... to be successful in the market...
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Dr.Narendra Bahadur Singh
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yea i think sarika is right,we think soas sarika says but other side its not mean to change in our culture and tradition .its only to change our our mental living
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Sachin Kumar
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I agree with you Dr. Ali Ahmad
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Sarika Singh
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Yes we are, people misunderstood the meaning of modernization. Think modernization means culture change. But it is not, the actual meaning is to develop in all areas/fields but we have changed only in culture and forgot other things...... So...
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s.baalu
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POLLUTION IS NOT CONFINED TO DELHI ALONE BUT A NATIONAL PROBLEM,STATUTORY BODIES DOING PRECIOUS LITTLE TO CURB THIS MENACE.GOVT SHOULD PUT T STRONG FOOT TO SOLVE THIS CANCER.
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Sachin Kumar
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Yes Mr. Rathin you are right. People are ignorant to this problem. They don't think that it is causing harm to them self. The best way to curb this problem is car pooling where possible use public transport. The important thing is the awareness of the...
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Manoj Kumar
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Though I am on this side I am agrreing with you Rathinji.. bit with a slight difference.. I think it is not only cars but other transportation means are also contributing to pollution... This is not only in Delhi but in almost all the metros and...
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THIS IS NOT A QUESTION OF GROWTH HERE ONLY FOR ONE COUNTRY.GROWTH MATTERS WITH SAFETY SECURITY.India’s regulations to secure the country’s mobile networks have stirred a hornet’s nest in the US, Europe and japan .as per govt that all global gear...
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Danish khan
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yes it is discrimination india does not faces a security challange from china as both countries have common economic goals.A lobby is working in the government which want to safeguard the interst of western companies at the cost of growth of the...
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Sachin Kumar
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No, it is not a discrimination. Indian Government has every right to blacklist any company which is doubtful in there system of operation. Each and every company weather it belongs to India or any other country must have an open and transparent...
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Suryanarayan Murthy
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NO.. A BIG NO... Discussion on this topic is in bad taste.. sorry
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Sachin Kumar
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I agree with Ayan's views.
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Ayan Choudhury
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More I hear this more I tend to agree with the view point that north-west of India is truley a place of backward people. Unfortunately Indian politcs is controlled by them. Thats why India is still so backwards. All our economic progress will be...
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A lot of loopholes exist in the system
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Too many cases of legal jurisdiction
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Tarun Ahluwalia
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Yes there are lot of loopholes exist in our legal systems, which are exploited by people of criminal nature and lot of our legal counsels, because of which, at times the santity of the law made for that purpose is defied and a normal man does not...
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Sachin Kumar
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Yes, Mr. Vipin I do agree with you but what is the ultimate result again one more case in a court. So why should not the number of courts and the judges be increased.
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Sachin Kumar
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Our judiciary has been flooded with cases and the judges are overburdened resulting in too much pending cases. Therefore the number of judges should be increased. In civil matters much of them can be sorted out by mediation between the parties....
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Tarun Ahluwalia
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Yes there are lot of loopholes exist in our legal systems, which are exploited by people of criminal nature and lot of our legal counsels, because of which, at times the santity of the law made for that purpose is defied and a normal man does not...
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Sachin Kumar
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Yes, Mr. Vipin I do agree with you but what is the ultimate result again one more case in a court. So why should not the number of courts and the judges be increased.
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Sachin Kumar
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Our judiciary has been flooded with cases and the judges are overburdened resulting in too much pending cases. Therefore the number of judges should be increased. In civil matters much of them can be sorted out by mediation between the parties....
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Shashi Kumar U
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For the poorest of the poor Indian anything given is a blessing. So scheme like this will do some good for them. The object of the scheme and out look are good but as all other scheme the way it is implemented is important. It is here the purpose...
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Sachin Kumar
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No it is total misuse of public money.
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Ayan Choudhury
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May be it will help but, how much is this going to cost India? And where is the money going to come from? As a start, an older, similar programme the National Food for Work Programme here is going to be converted into the employment guarantee...
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