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The judgment came in a decades-old family property dispute from Karnataka where the legal heirs of a deceased Chartered Accountant challenged a Will executed in favour of his sister.

The Court observed that a husband working abroad cannot ignore his responsibility towards his wife and child, continue sending money only to his mother, and later accuse the wife of deserting the matrimonial home.

A key aspect of the case was the opinion of a Medical Board constituted pursuant to directions of the High Court. The Board examined the medical records and histopathology reports and concluded that the removed testicle was small, cystic, dysplastic, and exhibited focal fibrosis.

XIM University and IIT Bhubaneswar celebrated their postgraduate and annual convocations, respectively, awarding hundreds of degrees. Meanwhile, DPS Kalinga and St. Xavier's Senior Secondary School, Cuttack, achieved outstanding results in the CBSE Class X Board Examinations. Fakir Mohan University also hosted its annual festival, 'Unnmesh', emphasizing holistic student development.

The central issue, however, was whether the earlier maintenance order stood extinguished because the High Court had observed that prior payments would constitute permanent alimony. The Court held that this question could not be answered in a blanket manner.

The Delhi High Court examined the impugned order and the reasons furnished by the petitioner and found no merit in the challenge. The Court specifically rejected the submissions that the petitioner’s lack of awareness of tax laws or his alleged illiteracy could justify the delay. It held that such a plea was not tenable in law.

The Court found that the allegations of dowry demand and cruelty were not supported by any material evidence. The Court pointed out that there is no use of criminal law in situations where unfounded accusations are raised, especially in family conflicts where one would wish to implicate more than two family members.

A vibrant dance number, 'Thira Nee Endhan Tharani Thira Nee', from Prem's upcoming action film 'KD: The Devil' has been released, featuring Nora Fatehi and Sanjay Dutt. Composed by Arjun Janya, the track boasts electrifying beats and high-octane choreography, promising to be a party anthem.

After completing DNA tests, the AP Forensic Science Laboratory experts have established the identity of 10 passengers, who were charred to death in the Gauthami Express fire on August 1 near Kesamudram.

Four days after a Congress worker was murdered in Shadnagar, a realtor and his driver were arrested at Keshampet crossroads by Cyberabad police on Monday. The victim, B Ram Chandra Reddy (62), was also a realtor. He was stabbed to death allegedly by B Pratap Reddy (34), a realtor from Shadnagar, and his driver Vijay Kumar (23) on June 19. The duo drove the car to Penjerla village near Kothur and abandoned the body inside the car in an open land.

A Bench of Justice J.B. Pardiwala and Justice R. Mahadevan delivered the judgment while deciding appeals arising from insolvency proceedings initiated against Takshashila Heights India Private Limited, the developer of the real estate project Takshashila Elegna in Ahmedabad.

The Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM-B) has suspended the CAO (chief administrative officer) of the institute, C V Indushekar Vassist, for alleged sexual harassment, sources said on Saturday.

In the S V Ramayya Memorial ITF Mt. 100 Tennis Tournament, Vijayawada's Srinivas and G Satayanaryana both won a spot in the final. In the final, Satayanaryana and Srinivas both won against other players.

BANGALORE : The Congress on Friday announced a 71-member AICC list from Karnataka, which includes KPCC president V.S.Koujalgi, Chief Minister S.M.Krishna, Oscar Fernandes, C.K.Jaffer Sharief, B.Shankaranand, S.Bangarappa, M.Veerappa Moily, Margaret Alva, B.Janardana Poojary, K.R.Krishna Murthy.

Guntur powerlifter Sk Sadia Almos claimed gold in the juniors category and bagged the strong girl of South India title at the South India Powerlifting Championship held at Anakapalli. M Anusha bagged silver in the juniors category and Sk Asia claimed bronze.

Justices Sudhansu J Mukhopadhaya, Ranjana P Desai and J S Khehar took oath as Supreme Court judges on Tuesday bringing the number of judges in the apex court 29.

Police arrested two more persons in the ephedrine seizure case in which a film producer and his accomplice were nabbed a week ago.