June 22, 2026
Live-in relationships may be recognised as love marriage: Madras High Court |

Live-in relationships may be recognised as love marriage: Madras High Court |

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The Madras High Court’s Madurai Bench observed that women in live-in relationships deserve protection, drawing parallels to Gandharva marriage. Justice S. Srimathy rejected a man’s anticipatory bail plea, emphasizing that men who break marriage promises in such relationships can face legal consequences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court…

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Zodiac Signs chosen for spiritual awakening

Zodiac Signs chosen for spiritual awakening

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Governed by Jupiter, which represents wisdom and abundance, these people are driven by their need to comprehend the bigger picture of life. Their awakening experiences usually involve traveling, philosophical pursuits, or learning . They resist dogmatic thinking and choose their own truth, rather than accepting the traditional norms of others. As awakeners, they tend to…

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Mar 24, 2026, 05:45 IST

Mar 24, 2026, 05:45 IST

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Sunil Gavaskar and Ranveer Singh (Agency Image) With the Indian Premier League 2026 season just days away, an unexpected topic has captured the nation’s attention — Dhurandhar: The Revenge. Directed by Aditya Dhar and starring Ranveer Singh, the film has triggered a frenzy across the country, cutting through even the IPL buzz.The spy-action sequel, released…

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Yash defends ‘female gaze’ in Toxic amid backlash over sensual scenes, calls it ‘very new and refreshing’

Yash defends ‘female gaze’ in Toxic amid backlash over sensual scenes, calls it ‘very new and refreshing’

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Amid criticism surrounding the portrayal of intimacy in Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, actor-producer Yash has come out in strong support of filmmaker Geetu Mohandas, crediting her for bringing a distinct “female gaze” to the action genre.Speaking to content creator Sabeen Faheem on the sidelines of CinemaCon, Yash underlined how rare it is to…

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‘Ted Lasso Season 4’: Jason Sudeikis returning to coach women’s team; know all about release date, teaser, and what to expect

‘Ted Lasso Season 4’: Jason Sudeikis returning to coach women’s team; know all about release date, teaser, and what to expect

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The wait is almost over. ‘Ted Lasso’ is returning for a fourth season, with a premiere date now confirmed and a first teaser released to build the excitement. Three years after the Emmy-winning comedy wrapped its third season, Jason Sudeikis is heading back to London, and this time the challenge is bigger than ever.Streamer announced…

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NEW DELHI: A nine-judge Supreme Court bench on Wednesday appeared to be on the same page with the govt on the narrow ambit of judicial review of religious practices and said constitutional courts should be extremely cautious in questioning a denomination’s collective religious beliefs.This remark came from a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices B V Nagarathna, M M Sundresh, Ahsanuddin Amanullah, Aravind Kumar, A G Masih, P B Varale, R Mahadevan and J Bagchi when solicitor general Tushar Mehta said there was a plurality of sects and sub-sects, with distinct religious practices and rituals, even though they were part of a denomination.Every denomination, sect and sub-sect was entitled to practice its peculiar rituals and even if certain secular activities were intermingled with these religious practices, then in testing the validity of a law restricting the secular part of that religious activity, courts should lean towards protecting religious practices to maintain the identity of the denomination, sect or sub-sect, Mehta said.Giving an illustration for his argument, the SG said, “The right to light a ‘diya’ undoubtedly is a matter of religion. However, if in a particular denomination, it is mandatory to light 100 diyas every day, the question would be whether there can be a restriction by the state limiting the quantity of ghee to be purchased per day. Though the purchase of ghee is a secular activity, it is intrinsically linked with something which is a matter of religion and, therefore, cannot be interfered with by the state.”Justices Nagarathna and Sundresh said they were of the view that constitutional courts must not question the collective religious beliefs of followers of a denomination. Mehta said reforms through legislation by a state must be on the constitutional grounds — public order, morality and health.Responding to rationalists’ stand advanced by senior advocate Sanjay Hegde that the right to freedom of conscience and right to freedom of religion permitted a person to “wake up a Hindu, have lunch as Muslim and go to sleep at night as a Christian”, Mehta said if any person gets such a thought, he “needs psychiatric treatment”.The bench reserved its verdict on the reference relating to faith vs fundamental right tussle.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosVijay Targets NEET Again, Says Medical Admissions Should Depend On Class 12 MarksCongress Claims Assam FIR Row Is Linked To Questions Over Himanta Sarma Assets | WatchCBI Arrests Five In NEET-UG 2026 Paper Leak Case As Probe Expands Nationwide | WatchEx-Army Chief Naravane Backs People-To-People Ties To Improve India Pak RelationsAir India Cuts 29 International Routes As West Asia War Drives Up Fuel Costs And DisruptionsVijay Reverses Astrologer Appointment; PM Modi Orders Nearly 50% Convoy | Headlines@9EPS Removes Rebel Leaders Backing Vijay Government As AIADMK Internal Crisis DeepensPostmortem Reveals Massive Blood Clot In Lungs Caused Prateek Yadav’s Death | WatchHimanta Biswa Sarma Announces UCC Bill For Assam As State Moves Towards Uniform Civil LawNEET UG 2026 Cancellation Sparks Rajasthan Political Storm As BJP And Congress Clash Over Leak123Photostories10 soft celestial baby boy names inspired by the moonTara Sutaria’s Cannes debut look is giving ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ vibe, but make it Bollywood editionTop US states with most lightning strikesAlia Bhatt stuns in an icy blue gown at Cannes 2026; fashion fans say, “Elsa who?”Inside 15 years of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales’s most talked-about royal looksFigs are more powerful than you think: Here’s what happens when you eat them regularly and how to eat it properlyStop throwing away mango peel: 6 delicious ways to use them in your kitchen5 weird things people do in love and why, as per psychologyWhy these 5 vegetable DIY remedies are harmful for your skin8 Indian states where women can travel free on government buses; West Bengal becomes the latest to join the list123Hot PicksCBSE class 12 resultUS Iran warPrateek YadavHaryana election resultForeign outflowNEET exam cancelledTamil Nadu assemblyTop TrendingNashik AstrologerTamil Nadu NewsIPL Points TablePM Internship SchemeIPL Match TodayHimanta Biswa SarmaIPL Orange Cap 2026Aparna YadavAir India FlightsPrateek Yadav

NEW DELHI: A nine-judge Supreme Court bench on Wednesday appeared to be on the same page with the govt on the narrow ambit of judicial review of religious practices and said constitutional courts should be extremely cautious in questioning a denomination’s collective religious beliefs.This remark came from a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices B V Nagarathna, M M Sundresh, Ahsanuddin Amanullah, Aravind Kumar, A G Masih, P B Varale, R Mahadevan and J Bagchi when solicitor general Tushar Mehta said there was a plurality of sects and sub-sects, with distinct religious practices and rituals, even though they were part of a denomination.Every denomination, sect and sub-sect was entitled to practice its peculiar rituals and even if certain secular activities were intermingled with these religious practices, then in testing the validity of a law restricting the secular part of that religious activity, courts should lean towards protecting religious practices to maintain the identity of the denomination, sect or sub-sect, Mehta said.Giving an illustration for his argument, the SG said, “The right to light a ‘diya’ undoubtedly is a matter of religion. However, if in a particular denomination, it is mandatory to light 100 diyas every day, the question would be whether there can be a restriction by the state limiting the quantity of ghee to be purchased per day. Though the purchase of ghee is a secular activity, it is intrinsically linked with something which is a matter of religion and, therefore, cannot be interfered with by the state.”Justices Nagarathna and Sundresh said they were of the view that constitutional courts must not question the collective religious beliefs of followers of a denomination. Mehta said reforms through legislation by a state must be on the constitutional grounds — public order, morality and health.Responding to rationalists’ stand advanced by senior advocate Sanjay Hegde that the right to freedom of conscience and right to freedom of religion permitted a person to “wake up a Hindu, have lunch as Muslim and go to sleep at night as a Christian”, Mehta said if any person gets such a thought, he “needs psychiatric treatment”.The bench reserved its verdict on the reference relating to faith vs fundamental right tussle.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosVijay Targets NEET Again, Says Medical Admissions Should Depend On Class 12 MarksCongress Claims Assam FIR Row Is Linked To Questions Over Himanta Sarma Assets | WatchCBI Arrests Five In NEET-UG 2026 Paper Leak Case As Probe Expands Nationwide | WatchEx-Army Chief Naravane Backs People-To-People Ties To Improve India Pak RelationsAir India Cuts 29 International Routes As West Asia War Drives Up Fuel Costs And DisruptionsVijay Reverses Astrologer Appointment; PM Modi Orders Nearly 50% Convoy | Headlines@9EPS Removes Rebel Leaders Backing Vijay Government As AIADMK Internal Crisis DeepensPostmortem Reveals Massive Blood Clot In Lungs Caused Prateek Yadav’s Death | WatchHimanta Biswa Sarma Announces UCC Bill For Assam As State Moves Towards Uniform Civil LawNEET UG 2026 Cancellation Sparks Rajasthan Political Storm As BJP And Congress Clash Over Leak123Photostories10 soft celestial baby boy names inspired by the moonTara Sutaria’s Cannes debut look is giving ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ vibe, but make it Bollywood editionTop US states with most lightning strikesAlia Bhatt stuns in an icy blue gown at Cannes 2026; fashion fans say, “Elsa who?”Inside 15 years of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales’s most talked-about royal looksFigs are more powerful than you think: Here’s what happens when you eat them regularly and how to eat it properlyStop throwing away mango peel: 6 delicious ways to use them in your kitchen5 weird things people do in love and why, as per psychologyWhy these 5 vegetable DIY remedies are harmful for your skin8 Indian states where women can travel free on government buses; West Bengal becomes the latest to join the list123Hot PicksCBSE class 12 resultUS Iran warPrateek YadavHaryana election resultForeign outflowNEET exam cancelledTamil Nadu assemblyTop TrendingNashik AstrologerTamil Nadu NewsIPL Points TablePM Internship SchemeIPL Match TodayHimanta Biswa SarmaIPL Orange Cap 2026Aparna YadavAir India FlightsPrateek Yadav

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NEW DELHI: A nine-judge Supreme Court bench on Wednesday appeared to be on the same page with the govt on the narrow ambit of judicial review of religious practices and said constitutional courts should be extremely cautious in questioning a denomination’s collective religious beliefs.This remark came from a bench of CJI Surya Kant and Justices…

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Oct 30, 2025, 07:02 IST

Oct 30, 2025, 07:02 IST

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Amara Nallo of Liverpool reacts after being shown a red card. (Getty Images) Liverpool’s season went from bad to worse on Wednesday night as they crashed out of the League Cup following a stunning 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace at Anfield — their sixth loss in the last seven matches across all competitions.Ismaila Sarr struck…

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Over 40 Indians feared dead in Saudi Arabia: Mecca-bound bus collides with diesel tanker; majority pilgrims from Hyderabad

Over 40 Indians feared dead in Saudi Arabia: Mecca-bound bus collides with diesel tanker; majority pilgrims from Hyderabad

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NEW DELHI: More than 40 Indian Umrah pilgrims are feared dead after a passenger bus collided with a diesel tanker in Saudi Arabia early Monday, according to initial reports from local sources. Many of the victims are believed to be from Hyderabad.Telangana chief minister Revanth Reddy said he was shocked to learn about the accident…

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IDBI Bank SO Recruitment 2026: Apply online for multiple roles with selection through GD and PI before April 8

IDBI Bank SO Recruitment 2026: Apply online for multiple roles with selection through GD and PI before April 8

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IDBI Bank SO Recruitment 2026 opens for 33 posts; online applications underway across India IDBI Bank SO Recruitment 2026: The official notification has been issued by the IDBI Bank for the recruitment of Specialist Officers in the FY 2026-27 session under Advertisement No. 8/2025-26. This recruitment process has been initiated for 33 positions, which are…

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Did Karan Johar just confirm Ahaan Panday–Aneet Padda relationship? tells Sania Mirza ‘Saiyaara’ stars are ‘Bollywood’s next it couple’

Did Karan Johar just confirm Ahaan Panday–Aneet Padda relationship? tells Sania Mirza ‘Saiyaara’ stars are ‘Bollywood’s next it couple’

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KJo teases Ahaan-Aneet romance “Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda.”“Well… they are not yet official, so if they are going to be, I don’t know whether or not because I haven’t checked.” Fans root for Ahaan-Aneet’s romance Aneet’s next big project Ahaan’s next movie role Source link

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University of Houston ends religious studies major amid falling enrollment in liberal arts in US

University of Houston ends religious studies major amid falling enrollment in liberal arts in US

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Houston University (Image Credit: X/@UHouston) The University of Houston System has decided to discontinue its undergraduate degree in religious studies, marking another setback for liberal arts education in the United States as universities increasingly respond to declining student demand and workforce-driven academic priorities.According to reporting by the Houston Chronicle, the university system’s board of regents…

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Rani Mukerji: “She’s a Gen Alpha kid”: Rani Mukerji admits raising her daughter is very different from her own childhood

Rani Mukerji: “She’s a Gen Alpha kid”: Rani Mukerji admits raising her daughter is very different from her own childhood

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In a conversation on Zoom TV’s YouTube podcast series Spotlight Sessions, Rani Mukerji offered a candid glimpse into the realities of modern motherhood. Reflecting on her relationship with her daughter Adira, who belongs to Generation Alpha, the actor admitted that raising a child today feels vastly different from the childhood she experienced herself. “She is…

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