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A father beat his 3 year-old toddler because she refused to eat food, as seen in a video shot by their neighbour. M Nagaraju, a municipal contract worker in Telangana appears to use a rope to flog his daughter and slam her on the ground after lifting her by the neck.&nbsp;
The little girl's mother, who is also spotted in the video, is seen standing and watching her husband flog their child with a smile on her face.&nbsp;
When the video came to the attention of the police, they launched an investigation against Nagaraju. A case has been registered against him under Section 324 of IPC and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act.

Father mercilessly beats his three year old child in a video from Telangana 

A merciless dad was caught on camera beating up his 3-year-old daughter as she refused to eat food. A video captured by the girl's neighbours has gone viral, triggering outrage among the social media users.&nbsp;

Father mercilessly beats his three year old child seen in a video from Telangana 

There was outrage on the social media after a video of a 3-year-old girl in Telangana&nbsp;went viral on the internet.&nbsp; The video showed M&nbsp;Nagaraju, a municipal contract worker in Medhak&nbsp;district using&nbsp;a rope to flog his daughter and slam her on the ground after lifting her by the neck.&nbsp;
In the video shot by Nagaraju's neighbours, the little girl's mother watches her husband flog their child with a smile on her face.&nbsp;
A case has been registered against Nagaraju&nbsp;under the Juvenile Justice Act.
The department of Women&nbsp;Development and Child Welfare has rescued the child and will ensure appropriate action against the accused who is absconding.&nbsp;

A father thrashed his 3-year-old daughter after she refused to eat food&nbsp;

A father beat his 3-year-old toddler because she refused to eat food in&nbsp;Telangana. M Nagaraju, a municipal contract worker in Medhak&nbsp;district appears to use a rope, in a video shot by his neighbours, to flog his daughter and slam her on the ground after lifting her by the neck.&nbsp;
The little girl's mother, who is also seen in the video, watches her husband flog their child with a smile on her face.&nbsp;
A case has been registered against him under Section 324 of IPC and Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act.
The department of Women&nbsp;Development and Child Welfare has rescued the child and will ensure appropriate action against the accused who is absconding.&nbsp;

A father's obligation would not end on his son turning 18 as the entire burden of his education and other expenses cannot fall only on the mother, the Delhi High Court has said. The court granted ₹ 15,000 interim maintenance to a divorced woman for her adult son till he completes graduation or starts earning.
The high court said it cannot shut its eyes to the rising cost of living. It added that it is unreasonable to expect that the mother alone would bear the entire burden for herself and for the son with the small amount of maintenance given by her estranged husband for the maintenance of their daughter.
The estranged couple had got married in November 1997 and had two children. They got divorced in November 2011 and the son and daughter are 20 and 18 years old.
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A father's duty won't end on son turning 18, says Delhi high court

A father's obligation would not end on his son turning 18 as the entire burden of his education and other expenses cannot fall only on the mother, the Delhi High Court has said

A father's duty won't end on son turning 18, says Delhi high court 

A father's obligation would not end on his son turning 18 as the entire burden of his education and other expenses cannot fall only on the mother, the Delhi High Court has said. The court granted ₹ 15,000 interim maintenance to a divorced woman for her adult son till he completes graduation or starts earning.
The high court said it cannot shut its eyes to the rising cost of living. It added that it is unreasonable to expect that the mother alone would bear the entire burden for herself and for the son with the small amount of maintenance given by her estranged husband for the maintenance of their daughter.
The estranged couple had got married in November 1997 and had two children. They got divorced in November 2011 and the son and daughter are 20 and 18 years old.
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'Live from Lapland': Santa to make Zoom calls to celebrate Christmas 

Whether you've been naughty or nice, you may not see a visit from Santa Claus this Christmas!
The Covid-19 pandemic has spelt havoc on his plans and he will be celebrating this year's Christmas virtually!
UK-based travel company Santa's Lapland has cancelled all trips to Finland but instead, parents may book private Zoom calls with Father Christmas in the days leading up to December 25.
According to reports, 'Live from Lapland' will cost Rs 8214 per family.

Santa Claus to make Zoom calls to celebrate Christmas from his home

Whether you've been naughty or nice, you may not see a visit from Santa Claus this Christmas!
The Covid-19 pandemic has spelt havoc on his plans and he will be celebrating this year's Christmas virtually!
UK-based travel company Santa's Lapland has cancelled all trips to Finland but instead, parents may book private Zoom calls with Father Christmas in the days leading up to December 25.
According to reports, 'Live from Lapland' will cost Rs 8214 per family.

Whether you've been naughty or nice, Santa Claus may not visit you&nbsp;this Christmas!
The Covid-19 pandemic has ruined his plans and he will be celebrating this year's Christmas virtually!
UK-based travel company Santa's Lapland has cancelled all trips to Finland but instead, parents may book private Zoom calls with Father Christmas in the days leading up to December 25.
According to reports, 'Live from Lapland' will cost Rs 8214 per family.

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