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Woman suffers burns after husband throws acid on her in Tamil Nadu

Shivakumar, who works as a lorry driver, attempted to escape from the court, but was nabbed by police.

A man allegedly threw acid on his wife at the district court complex suspecting her of being in an illicit relationship with another person, leaving the woman scarred.
Kavitha had reached the court premises to appear in a theft case, police said. She was arrested in August 2016 for stealing 10 sovereigns of gold chain from a bus passenger and the case was going on in the First Judicial Magistrate Court. She was out on bail.
She had allegedly developed an illicit relationship with one Prabhu and eloped with him a week ago, that left her husband and the couple's two daughters in dismay, police said.
Her husband Shivakumar, who came there anticipating her court appearance, splashed acid on her face from a water bottle he was carrying, police added.
Writhing in pain, Kavitha sustained serious burn injuries below the neck and ran for safety even as a woman lawyer standing nearby covered her upper body with a cloth. She was rushed to the government hospital where doctors stated she had already suffered 80 per cent burn injuries, police said.
Shivakumar, who works as a lorry driver, attempted to escape from the court, but was nabbed by police.
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Woman born few months after WW-I to sell off her century-old house for this reason

UK woman born after WW-I to sell off her century-old house for this reason

Nancy Joan Gifford on her 104th birthday announced that she will put her 102-year-old Somerset house on sale due to declining health and will be moving to a nursing home in Glastonbury, according to The Independent

A British woman born a little while after the end of first World War is selling off her house she lived in for more than a century, as per reports.
Nancy Joan Gifford on her 104th birthday announced that she will put her 102-year-old Somerset house on sale due to declining health and will be moving to a nursing home in Glastonbury, according to The Independent.
The three-bedroom property was reportedly first bought in 1921 by Nancy's family for 200 pounds (Rs 20,190) and is currently priced at 1,69,950 pounds (Rs 17,15,6289).&nbsp;
Originally, the house was built in 1882 and had a communal well too.&nbsp; Nancy's family moved in there when she was about 2 years old, as per reports.
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Caught on cam: man hits woman, forces her to sit in cab in Delhi's Mangolpuri area

Taking cognizance of the video the Delhi police launched a probe in the incident. So far the vehicle and the driver have been traced.

In a shocking incident, a man assaulted a woman and forced her to sit in a cab in North West Delhi's Mangolpuri area while another man accompanying him watched.
A video apparently shot by a bystander has now gone viral on social media. The video shows man holding woman by her hair, punching her and then shoving her in the cab. Both men then get inside the cab and drive away.&nbsp;
Taking cognizance of the video the Delhi police launched a probe in the incident. So far the vehicle and the driver have been traced.
The police further added that the cab was booked by 2 boys and a girl via Uber. And an alercation brokeout between the girl and the boy leading to the dramatic incident.&nbsp;
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Woman Shares Inappropriate Messages Sent To Her By Rapido Driver, Company Responds


Rapido apologizes to woman after 'inappropriate behavior' complaint against bike taxi driver

According to the screenshot of the conversation, the driver told the woman that he responded to the service request after hearing her voice and seeing her display picture

A woman has raised an inappropriate behaviour complaint against the driver of the bike taxi service Rapido after she shared her location details with him on WhatsApp.
She shared a screenshot of the purported conversation between them on March 13 expressing her disappointment and anger over the tone of the man. She has sought action against him.
According to the screenshot shared by her, the driver told the woman that he responded to the bike request after hearing her voice and seeing her display picture. He further asked the woman not to address him as 'bhaiya' (brother).
Responding to the complaint, Rapido has apologised to the woman promising action against their employee on a priority basis, NDTV reported.
It said, "Hi, it is extremely disappointing for us to learn about the captain's lack of professionalism and we are apologetic about the same. This matter will surely be actioned upon on a priority basis. Would you please share your registered mobile number and ride ID via DM?"
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25-yr-old woman who married herself wants a divorce in just 24 hrs. Read full story

 


Woman marries herself only to consider divorce within 24 hours. Here's why

25-yr-old woman who married herself wants a divorce in just 24 hrs. Read full story

Sharing an update on social media, Sofi on February 20 had posted her photo as a bride wearing wedding gown, however, within a day of the marriage she posted an update saying she couldn't take it anymore and was considering divorce

While the world is still wrapping its head around the concept of sologamy or marrying yourself, a woman named Sofi Maure added another idea to the mix - divorcing yourself.&nbsp;
Sofi had posted a photo of her wearing a wedding gown on February 20 and written,"Today, in the most spurious moments of my life, I bought a wedding dress and cooked a wedding cake to marry myself."
However, within a day of she started doubting her decision and put out another post. "Update: one day I'm married to myself and I can't take it anymore, I'm seeing how the divorce issue is just in case," she wrote.&nbsp;
The self-marriage and the immediate thought of self-divorce has left netizens flummoxed. While some are calling it an attention-seeking move, some are praising her for showing self-love.&nbsp;
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Video of Kerala woman appearing for the exam in bridal attire amazes netizens

Video of Kerala woman appearing for exam in bridal attire amazes netizens

The viral video from Kerala shows the woman entering the classroom in a lab coat over bridal attire. Her classmates welcome her with applause.

In a viral video clip, a Kerala woman is seen appearing for a college exam on her wedding day dressed as a bride.
She enters the classroom in a wedding saree and lab coat. Her classmates welcome her with applause and smiles. The bride was also all smiles as she waved at her friends amid cheer and laughter.
A photographer can be seen in the video capturing this very special moment.
The video left the netizens in awe who lauded the bride for giving equal importance to education.&nbsp;
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Mumbai woman loses Rs 3.68 lakh after being duped on pretext of Valentine's Day gift

Mumbai woman duped for Rs 3.68 lakh on pretext of Valentine's Day gift

The woman, who is married, befriended the man, who introduced himself as Alex Lorenzo, on Instagram last Wednesday, the official from Khar police station said.

The woman, who is married, befriended the man, who introduced himself as Alex Lorenzo, on Instagram on 8 February, police said.

A 51-year-old woman from Mumbai allegedly lost Rs 3.68 lakh after being lured by a man on a social media platform under the pretext of sending her a gift for Valentine's Day, a police official said on Monday.
The woman, who is married, befriended the man, who introduced himself as Alex Lorenzo, on Instagram last Wednesday, the official from Khar police station said.
The man later told her that he had sent her a Valentine's Day gift for which she will have to pay a fee of Euros 750 after receiving the parcel, he said quoting the complainant.
Later, she received a message from a courier company that as the parcel was heavier than the permissible limit, she would have to pay an additional charge of Rs 72,000, which she paid, the official said.
The courier company representatives contacted the woman again saying they had found European currency notes in the parcel and to avoid being charged for money laundering, she would have to shell out Rs 2,65,000. She then paid the sum, he said.
However, when the woman was asked again to pay another Rs 98,000 to get the parcel that the man had sent her, she got suspicious.
When she stopped paying the amount, Lorenzo started threatening her saying he would post her pictures on social media and also share them with her family members, the official said.
The woman subsequently lodged a complaint with the Khar police.
Based on the complaint, the police on Sunday registered an FIR against two unidentified persons under various Indian Penal Code sections including 420 (cheating) and provisions of the Information Technology Act, the official said.
An investigation was on into the case, he added.&nbsp;
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25-year-old killed Noida woman dies on the way to Murthal for parathas after booze party 

25-year-old Noida woman dies on the way to Murthal for parathas after booze party 

Those injured have been identified as Robin, Prabhash, Arpit, Abhishek and Shweta, all in their 20s, police said.

A plan to visit Murthal for 'parathas' following a 'liquor party' turned fatal for a 25-year-old woman who died after the speeding car she was travelling in with five others hit the divider and turned turtle on Saturday, police said.
Four of the occupants suffered minor injuries while one, who was driving the vehicle allegedly in an inebriated condition, sustained grave injuries but all are stated to be out of danger, police said.
Murthal is a village in Haryana's Sonipat, around 100 km from Noida and famous for 24x7 dhabas.
According to police, the incident took place at around 12.30 am on the elevated road near Gijhod under Sector 24 police station limits.
The deceased has been identified as Bhoomika Jaduan, a native of Gwalior district in Madhya Pradesh. She worked at a private management company
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Those injured have been identified as Robin, Prabhash, Arpit, Abhishek and Shweta, all in their 20s, police said.
"The hatchback had six passengers, including two women, and appears to have been over-speeding. The driver lost control and hit the divider on the right side of the road. The deceased was sitting in the rear but due to the collision, the car's window broke and she suffered severe head injury and died on the spot,&rdquo; Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Noida) Ashutosh Dwivedi.
Dwivedi said when police spoke to the driver of the car, he said the vehicle was travelling at a speed of 70-80 kmph but evidence suggests that the speed was not less than 100 kmph.
After the car hit the divider, it dagged for about 50 metres before turning turtle, he said.

Half eaten body of missing woman found Corbett park

Uttarakhand: missing woman found half-eaten at Jim Corbett Park

Body of 38-year-old Kamala Devi was found near Badangarh canal by forest guards, Chief Conservator of Forest, Kumaon Prasanna Kumar Patra said.

The body of 38-year-old Kamala Devi was found near Badangarh canal by forest guards, Chief Conservator of Forest, Kumaon Prasanna Kumar Patra said

Police on Thursday found a half-eaten body of a missing woman from the buffer zone of Corbett Tiger Reserve.
Body of 38-year-old Kamala Devi was found near Badangarh canal by forest guards, Chief Conservator of Forest, Kumaon Prasanna Kumar Patra said.
Kamala Devi was missing since Wednesday evening from a village in Salt area of Almora district, he said.
It is not clear whether she was killed by a tiger or leopard, Patra said.
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Woman falls into gap between moving train and platform at Nagpur station; dies

The deceased, identified as Gayatri Pande (45), was a resident of Nalanda in Bihar and fell into the gap between the train and the platform, he said.

A woman from Bihar died after she was run over by a train at Nagpur railway station while attempting to board it on Tuesday morning, a police official said.
The deceased, identified as Gayatri Pande (45), was a resident of Nalanda in Bihar and fell into the gap between the train and the platform, he said.
She came under the wheels of the train after her grip on the door handle loosened while attempting to board the moving train at platform No. 1 of the railway station here, he said.
The official said Pande was with her two daughters and travelling in train No. 06591 Bengaluru-Danapur special. The woman and her daughters were coming from Bengaluru where her husband is posted as a bank manager.
A case of accidental death was registered by Government Railway Police.
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US woman found alive hours after being declared dead: report

Police said the woman was pronounced dead by Water&rsquo;s Edge Rehab and Nursing Center in Port Jefferson at about 11.15 am on February 5

An 82-year-old woman was found alive at a funeral centre, hours after being declared dead by a New York nursing home, The Guardian reported.
Police said the woman was pronounced dead by Water&rsquo;s Edge Rehab and Nursing Center in Port Jefferson at about 11.15 am on February 5. She was subsequently taken to OB Davis Funeral Homes at 1.30 pm but was discovered breathing at about 2.09 pm.
The woman was reportedly hospitalized again, though update on her condition is not available yet, The Guardian added.
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Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges
Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges 
Pune woman forced by in-laws alleges black magic 
 

Pune woman alleges she was forced to eat powdered human bones by in-laws to conceive child

Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges
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In a shocking incident, a woman was allegedly forced by her in-laws and husband to eat powdered human bones as a part of a black magic ritual advised by the local occultist to conceive a child.
Following a complaint by the woman, Pune Police on Wednesday registered an FIR or police case against seven people including the husband, in-laws and the occultist.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Suhail Sharma of Pune city Police, said, "Police have registered a case under sections 498 a, 323, 504, 506 of IPC along with section 3 of anti-superstition act (Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice and other Inhuman, Evil and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013) against seven persons."
The victim apparently registered a complaint with the police on separate matters. In the first matter, the victim alleged that her in-laws had demanded some dowry during the time of marriage (in 2019) which included some cash, gold and silver jewellery.
In the second matter, the police have imposed section 3 of anti-superstition and black magic, according to the complaint application. According to the police, in the second matter, during several Amavasya, the victim's in-laws forced her to indulge in some superstitious activities at home and in some other rituals the victim was forcefully taken to an unknown crematorium and asked to eat some bones of a dead human.&nbsp;
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Nemat Shafik becomes Columbia University's first woman president

Nemat Shafik becomes Columbia University's first woman president. Details here

Columbia in statement said, "Shafik's election concludes a wide-ranging and intensive search launched after Lee C. Bollinger announced that he would step down as Columbia&rsquo;s president at the end of the 2022-2023 academic year."

In an unprecedented move in its 268-year history, Columbia University will get its first ever female president. Nemat Shafak is all set to take over the top post after Lee C.Bollinger retires in July this year.
Columbia in statement on January 18 said, "Shafik's election concludes a wide-ranging and intensive search launched after Lee C. Bollinger announced that he would step down as Columbia&rsquo;s president at the end of the 2022-2023 academic year."
Shafik who is a leading economist will be the 20th president of the prestigious institution.&nbsp; She is currenly serving as the Trustee of the British Museum, the Supervisory Board of Siemens, the Council of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, and the Economy Honours Committee.
Her career has spanned across public policy and academia. At 36, Shefak was the youngest ever vice president at the World Bank, and also worked in the capacity of a deputy managing director at the International Monetary fund.
In a similar move last move, Harvard University had named Claudline Gay as its first black president. She is also the first woman to hold the top post at the esteemed institution.
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Watch: elderly woman grooves to Varisu’s ‘Ranjithame’ in a packed theatre

Watch: elderly woman dances to Varisu’s ‘Ranjithame’ in a packed theatre. This happened next. 

Watch: elderly woman dances to Varisu’s ‘Ranjithame’ in a packed theatre

Dressed in saree, the senior citizen is energetically grooving to the song right infront of the screen with other fans who can also be seen enjoying the song.

'Ranjithame' song from Thalapathy Vijay's &nbsp;movie Varisu has found another fan in an elderly woman.
Viral video from a movie hall shows the woman breaking into an impromptu performance while the song was being screened.
Dressed in saree, the senior citizen is energetically grooving to the song right infront of the screen with other fans who can also be seen enjoying the song.
The fan camaraderie led to hoots and celebrations in the cinema hall.
The peppy track is already a hit among the audience. Other than Vijay, the movie also stars Rashmika Mandanna, Sarathkumar, Prakash Raj, Jayasudha, Shaam, Srikanth, and Yogi Babu.
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Mumbai woman suffers severe burns in acid attack, accused man arrested

"The police was alerted by staffers at the hospital where she was rushed following the attack. Officials including the deputy commissioner of police have visited the spot. The attack was carried out due to previous enmity," he said.

A woman was severely injured in an acid attack in Lokmanya Tilak Marg area in south Mumbai in the early hours of Friday, a police official said.
The 62-year-old accused, who is known to the victim, has been arrested, he said.
"The police was alerted by staffers at the hospital where she was rushed following the attack. Officials including the deputy commissioner of police have visited the spot. The attack was carried out due to previous enmity," he said.
"Acid was thrown at the woman at around 5:30 am when she was filling water. The accused first abused her. He was held from the vicinity while trying to flee," the official said.
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The man has been charged under Indian Penal Code sections 326 (a), 307, 504, 506 for attempt to murder, causing grievous hurt using acid and criminal intimidation, the official said.

Woman buys pens from little Afghan girl selling on street; watch what happens next

Woman buys pens from little Afghan girl; watch what happens next

Zainab's face lights up after the woman told her to go home and give the money to her mother.&nbsp;

A heartwarming video of a little Afghan girl left stunned and elated at the same time after a woman buys from her and pays her much more than she asked has surfaced on social media.
The video which has now gone viral was posted by Nahira Ziaye, a lawyer in Afghanistan.&nbsp;
In the 39-second clip, Ziaye can be heard talking to the little girl selling pens on street. She asks her name to which the girl replies Zainab. The woman then goes on to ask the cost for pens and hands over the currency notes to the girl. Surprised at first, the girl points out that the woman has given her money more than she asked.&nbsp;
Zainab's face lights up after the woman told her to go home and give the money to her mother.&nbsp;
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Amid 'pee' controversy, now Emirates passenger alleges misbehaviour by a man on flight

Now, woman passenger alleges misbehaviour by a man on Emirates flight 

Amid 'pee' controversy, now Emirates woman passenger alleges misbehaviour by a man on flight

On January 9, Upasana once again took to Twitter saying that Emirates is yet to reach out to her inspite of telling her that they have filed a report. She added that she is terrified to fly Emirates once again this week.&nbsp;

Amid the ongoing controversy around men urinating on female co-passengers on Air India flights, a woman has alleged misbehaviour by a male passenger on an Emirates flight from Dubai to Delhi.&nbsp;
The woman did not mention the exact date of the flight but said that incident took place 3 weeks ago.&nbsp;
Upasana, an associate at the Albright Stonebridge Group according to her Twitter profile, on January 7 tweeted that the man wanted to exchange his middle seat with her aisle seat which she had paid for beforehand. When she refused, he told her that she should shift to the middle seat because she is woman, Upsana claimed in one of her tweets.&nbsp;
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On her repeated refusal, the man then asked her not to blame him when he is drunk on the middle seat.&nbsp;
Upsana goes on to write that the Emirates crew offered her another seat after much reluctance and even when they did, the new seat was right in front of the man who had threatened to misbehave.&nbsp;
She also mentioned that the man who threatened to misbehave after drinking was served alcohol by the crew.&nbsp;
On January 9, Upasana once again took to Twitter saying that Emirates is yet to reach out to her inspite of telling her that they have filed a report. She added that she is terrified to fly Emirates once again this week.&nbsp;
Responding to woman's complaint, Emirates asked her to submit her details for them to look into the matter.

Cambridge dictionary alters definition of man and woman to include people who identify as a gender other than their biological one

Cambridge dictionary introduces alternative definitions for man and woman

Cambridge dictionary alters definition of man and woman to include people who identify as a gender other than their biological one.&nbsp;

Ending this year with a positive step by Cambridge dictionary, let us tell you that the conventional definition of man and woman have been altered.&nbsp;
<h3>Altered definitions of man and woman</h3>
Cambridge dictionary has taken this step to include people who identify as a gender other than their biological one.&nbsp;
The definition of 'Man' now is: an adult who lives and identifies as a male though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth.&nbsp;
And the altered definition of 'Woman' is: an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth.&nbsp;
However, the original definitions remain unchanged which says that sex and gender identity always adhered to one another.&nbsp;
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Bodh Gaya: suspected Chinese spy detained after reports of alleged threat to Dalai Lama

Bodh Gaya: Chinese woman detained after reports of alleged threat to Dalai Lama

Bodh Gaya: suspected Chinese spy detained after reports of alleged threat to Dalai Lama

Chinese woman suspected of spying on the Dalai Lama has been detained. &nbsp;As per NDTV report, Song Xiaolan is likely to be deported back to China. The woman was reportedly living in different parts of India including Bodh Gaya for over a year.&nbsp;
A security alert was issued in Bodh Gaya in Bihar on Thursday morning amid the visit of the Dalai Lama with the police searching for a Chinese woman, an official said.
Police issued a sketch of the woman, identified as Song Xiaolan, besides sharing her passport and visa details with the press, he said.
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However, it was not immediately clear why the police were looking for the woman.
Security has been beefed up around the Mahabodhi Temple Complex with the screening of devotees being intensified, he added.
The Dalai Lama addressed a gathering here in the morning.
(With PTI inputs)

Punjab: woman held for allegedly throwing son into canal after fight with husband: police

Punjab: woman held for allegedly throwing son into canal after fight with husband

Police said Reena Kumari was married to Ravi Kumar in 2012 and had a 10-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son. Her husband went to Maldives this year to earn his livelihood.

Punjab woman held for allegedly throwing son into canal after fight with husband: police

Police said Reena Kumari was married to Ravi Kumar in 2012 and had a 10-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son. Her husband went to Maldives this year to earn his livelihood.

A woman has been arrested by the Punjab police for allegedly throwing her eight-year-old son into a canal near Uchi Bassi village in Punjab's Hoshiarpur district after repeated quarrel with her husband over monetary issues, a senior official said on Wednesday.
Police arrested the boy's mother Reena Kumari, a native of Vadhaiyan village, on Tuesday and charged her under section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code. &nbsp;Inspector Bikramjit Singh, who is the Station House Officer of Dasuya Police Station, said that Reena Kumari was married to Ravi Kumar in 2012 and had a 10-year-old daughter and 8-year-old son. Her husband went to Maldives this year to earn his livelihood.
&nbsp; "She used to quarrel with her husband over the phone and threatened him to throw children in the canal if he did not send money. Even on the night of December 25, Reena Kumari was quarrelling with her husband on the phone for the same reason.
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"Yesterday, Reena's Kumari's brother-in-law Raj Kumar came to know that she had taken her son Abhi with her to the Uchi Bassi canal. &nbsp;Raj Kumar along with his father went in search of both the mother and the son.
When they reached near Uchi Bassi canal bridge they came to know from passers-by that a woman and a child were sitting on the bank of the canal near village Lamina.
"When both father and son reached the said spot, Reena Kumari allegedly threw her son into the canal and ran away from there," said the police official.
Later, she was arrested by the police.
Police said the boy is feared drowned in the canal and efforts were on to trace him.
Further, investigation in the case was underway, said Inspector Singh

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