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Praveen Mittal and family died in a suicide pact in Panchkula due to severe financial distress, highlighting the impact of debt.

Family Suicide Pact in Panchkula: Tragic Loss of Seven

Praveen Mittal and his family, overwhelmed by financial woes, succumbed to a tragic suicide pact in Panchkula. The devastating incident highlights the severe impact of financial distress and underscores the importance of community support to prevent such tragedies.

₹20 crore burden leads to tragic pact

The Mittal family, overwhelmed by financial strain, tragically ended their lives, highlighting the severe impact of debt.

In a heart-wrenching incident that has left the community in shock, Praveen Mittal and six members of his family died in what appears to be a suicide pact, reportedly due to financial distress. The tragic event unfolded on Monday night, leaving behind a note entrusting Mr. Mittal's cousin, Sandeep Agarwal, with the family's last rites.
Praveen Mittal, deeply burdened by debt amounting to approximately Rs 20 crore, had faced significant financial turmoil. His cousin, Sandeep Agarwal, revealed that Praveen&rsquo;s financial woes began a few years ago when he established a scrap factory in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. The factory was eventually seized by the bank, as debts mounted and financial pressures grew insurmountable.
In a bid to escape his financial troubles, Mr. Mittal relocated from Panchkula to Dehradun, severing ties with his family for nearly six years. His debt, estimated at Rs 20 crore during his move, only exacerbated his plight. Attempts to rebuild his life in Kharar, Punjab, and later with his father-in-law in Pinjore, Haryana, proved futile, forcing him to return to Panchkula a month ago, where he worked as a taxi driver in the Saketri region.
The bank had repossessed his assets, including two flats and vehicles, underscoring the financial adversities he faced. On the fateful Monday, the Mittal family, residents of Dehradun, attended a spiritual event at Bageshwar Dham. It was on their return journey that they allegedly ingested poison in what is believed to be a collective decision to end their lives.
The horrifying discovery was made by Puneet Rana, a neighbor who noticed the Uttarakhand-registered car parked near his home. His curiosity was piqued by the sight of a towel hanging from the vehicle. Upon inquiry, the man, identified as Praveen Mittal, explained that due to a lack of available accommodation, they opted to spend the night in the car. However, Mr. Rana's suspicion was aroused, prompting him to investigate further. Inside the vehicle, he was confronted by a harrowing scene&mdash;six bodies, including Praveen's wife, elderly parents Deshraj Mittal and Bimla Devi, as well as their three children: twin daughters aged 13 and Hardik, a 15-year-old boy.
Mr. Rana recounted pulling Praveen away from the vehicle, only to be told that his family had perished in a suicide pact and that he, too, would succumb within minutes due to the debt burden. Immediate efforts were made to transport the family to a hospital; tragically, all were declared dead on arrival. Observers believe that Praveen might have been saved had the ambulance arrived more promptly.
This devastating incident underscores the grievous impact of financial distress and the importance of community support for those in dire straits. The passing of the Mittal family has left a mark on all who encountered them, casting a somber shadow over the community.

Goa trip turns into horror for family after goons attack them with weapons, left bloodied 

Goa trip turns into horror for family after goons attack them with weapons, left bloodied in resort

Goa trip turns into horror for family after goons attack them with weapons, left bloodied 

As per Times Now, the incident took place on March 5 but came to light after one of the family members shared the family's trauma on social media.&nbsp;

A family's trip to North Goa turned into the most horrific incident after they were allegedly attacked by miscreants inside the resort they were staying in with sharp weapons.&nbsp;
As per Times Now, the incident took place on March 5 but came to light after one of the family members shared the family's trauma on social media.&nbsp;
Tagging PM Narendra Modi, Jatin Sharma in his post said the family was assaulted allegedly after they had a small argument with the resort staff.&nbsp; The information read, &ldquo;Attacked by local gundas, police lodged a case under Section 324 instead of 307. Police had arrested four attackers but later released them. The case was 307 but registered under 324. FIR does not disclose the names of culprits. Do not visit to @spazioleisureresort Anjuna Goa. No security was provided by the resort. Matter of 307 converted to 324 to help local gundas. Please help us get justice @narendramodi.&rdquo; &nbsp;
The videos shared in the post-show family members lying in a pool of blood, while the woman is seen crying for help.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Goa CM Pramod Sawant condemned the incident and termed it intolerable.&nbsp;
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In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court of India reportedly held that families can be in the form of "domestic, unmarried partnerships" and "queer relationships". The apex court ruled that "atypical" manifestations of family units are as real as their traditional counterparts, and deserve protection under law.
The observations were part of a judgment which said that a working woman cannot be denied maternity leave for her biological child simply because her husband has two children from a previous marriage and she had availed the leave to take care of one of them.
The court said that many families do not conform to legal and societal expectations of a single, unchanging unit with a mother, a father, and children.
The ruling comes amid a continuing push for legal recognition of LGBT marriages and civil unions, as well as permission for live-in couples to adopt children. The Supreme Court had decriminalised homosexuality in India in 2018.

Unmarried, and queer couples also families: Supreme Court's landmark ruling

The apex court ruled that "atypical" manifestations of family units are as real as their traditional counterparts, and deserve protection under law.

In a landmark verdict, the Supreme Court of India reportedly held that families can be in the form of "domestic, unmarried partnerships" and "queer relationships". The apex court ruled that "atypical" manifestations of family units are as real as their traditional counterparts, and deserve protection under law.
The observations were part of a judgment which said that a working woman cannot be denied maternity leave for her biological child simply because her husband has two children from a previous marriage and she had availed the leave to take care of one of them.
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The court said that many families do not conform to legal and societal expectations of a single, unchanging unit with a mother, a father, and children.
The ruling comes amid a continuing push for legal recognition of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/pride-month-how-to-make-your-workplace-more-lgbt-friendly-1655802995753">LGBT</a> marriages and civil unions, as well as permission for live-in couples to adopt children. The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/why-abuse-modern-medicine-system-supreme-court-raps-baba-ramdev-1661249607653">Supreme Court</a> had decriminalised homosexuality in India in 2018.
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May 15 is celebrated as International Day of Families each year. Read on to know why families are our biggest support systems. 

 International Day of Families 2022: Here’s how families play in an important role in our lives 

May 15 is celebrated as International Day of Families each year. Read on to know why families are our biggest support systems.&nbsp;

International Day of Families is observed on May 15 every year. This day is dedicated to the unbreakable unit called &lsquo;family&rsquo; and aims at promoting awareness of various issues relating to families. &nbsp;
On this day, let&rsquo;s have a look at why families are an indispensable part of our lives and the ways in which they support us and guide us.&nbsp; &nbsp;
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They always have your back&nbsp;&nbsp;
Your family will always have your back. They will never let you feel lonely and will never let you fight your battles alone.&nbsp;&nbsp;
They are your biggest critic&nbsp;&nbsp;
Trust your family to always give you unfiltered and unedited advice! They will never sugar-coat&nbsp;things for you and will always give you a reality check.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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They will be there in your good as well as bad times&nbsp;&nbsp;
Your family members will help you celebrate your achievements but will also help you fight your demons and will give you strength when life gets tough.&nbsp;&nbsp;
They are your biggest well-wishers&nbsp;
It is a fact that our families are our biggest cheerleaders. They want nothing but the best for us and will also be our guide and support system in our journey to achieve it.&nbsp; &nbsp;

It's been a week since Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt took their wedding vows and left their fans swooning over their pictures.
Recently, Ranbir's niece Samara Sahni shared an Instagram post and added a sweet caption as she welcomed Alia into the family. She wrote, "Welcome to the family Alia mami. @aliaabhatt I love you so much."
Reacting to her post, Neetu Kapoor wrote, "Awww this is the sweetest" while Riddhima Sahani dropped heart emojis.
She shared a picture from Ranbir and Alia's wedding festivities. She also shared a family picture in which the newlyweds posed with the Kapoor clan. Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt tied the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony on April 14.

Ranbir Kapoor's niece Samara Sahni welcomes 'Alia mami' to the family 

Ranbir Kapoor's niece Samara Sahni shared a post on Instagram, welcoming 'Alia mami' to the family

Ranbir Kapoor's niece Samara Sahni welcomes 'Alia Mami' to the family 

It's been a week since Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt took their wedding vows and left their fans swooning over their pictures.
//Ranbir's&nbsp;niece Samara welcomes Alia//
//Samara shared a post on Instagram//
Recently, Ranbir's niece Samara Sahni shared an Instagram post and added a sweet caption as she welcomed Alia into the family. She wrote, "Welcome to the family Alia mami. @aliaabhatt I love you so much."
Reacting to her post, Neetu Kapoor&nbsp;wrote a heartfelt comment while Riddhima Sahni dropped heart emojis.
She shared a picture from Ranbir and Alia's wedding festivities. She also shared a family picture in which the newlyweds posed with the Kapoor clan. Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt tied the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony on April 14.

Recently, Ranbir's niece Samara Sahni shared an Instagram post and added a sweet caption as she welcomed Alia into the family.

It's been more than a week since Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt took their wedding vows and left their fans swooning over their pictures.
Recently, Ranbir's niece Samara Sahni shared an Instagram post and added a sweet caption as she welcomed Alia into the family. She wrote, "Welcome to the family Alia mami. @aliaabhatt I love you so much."
Reacting to her post, while&nbsp;Neetu Kapoor wrote, "Awww this is the sweetest",&nbsp;Riddhima Sahni dropped heart emojis.
Samara shared pictures from Ranbir and Alia's wedding festivities. She also shared a picture of the newlyweds posing with the Kapoor clan.
Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt tied the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony on April 14.
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