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Marriage Dissolution Doesn't Efface Status Of Child's Parents: Court
Dissolution of a marriage does not efface the parental status of the mother and father of a child, the Delhi High Court has observed while allowing a man's plea to have his name reflected in the school records of his minor son.
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Shark Tank Judge Aman Gupta Impressed With Student Who Named His Company In Answer Sheet
The child wrote, "Boat is a brand of headphones by Aman Gupta." The father mentioned that this was the effect of the popular show 'Shark Tank'.
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"Abused As A Child, Lost My Father, Lost Ex-Lover": Milind Soman's Wife Ankita Konwar Recalls Trauma In Viral Post
"You've come a long way, baby," Milind Soman commented on Ankita Konwar's post
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Can A Woman Be Forced To Name Father Of Child Born Out Of Wedlock, Asks Court
The Gujarat High Court has sought to know whether a woman is under any obligation to disclose the name of the father of her child that she conceived out of wedlock.
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Seeking Father's Details Affects Mother's Dignity: Court On IVF Technique
Requiring single women to furnish father's name in the form for registering births and deaths of children born through procedures like IVF necessarily affects the right of dignity of the mother as well as the child, the Kerala High Court has said.
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Estranged Couple Couldn't Agree On A Name For Their Child. Judge Steps In
A child, caught in the matrimonial dispute of his parents, was christened by a Kerala High Court judge after the inter-faith couple took the matter to court.
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Father's Name Not Necessary For Admission Of Rape Survivor's Child In Madhya Pradesh Schools
The Madhya Pradesh government has directed school authorities not to ask the name of biological father if the child of a rape-survivor seeks admission.
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UGC To Work On Plan To Make Father's Name Optional On Degrees
University Grants Commission (UGC) will soon work on a proposal to make father's name on degrees optional after the HRD Ministry in-principle agreed to the suggestion made by Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi.
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Father's Name Should Not Be Mandatory For Degree Certificate, Maneka Gandhi Implores MHRD
After several concerns raised by single mothers, Maneka Gandhi, the Minister for Women and Child Development, has written to HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar and has requested him to alter the rule which makes it mandatory for Father's name to be mentioned on a student's degree certificate.
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Petition Demands Father's Name Not Be Mandatory Requirement For Passport
A father's name may not be a mandatory requirement to acquire a passport if Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj were to accept Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi's request to modify rules in view of "increasing number of single parents".
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Suresh Raina Names New-Born Daughter, Shreyanshi
Gujarat Lions captain Suresh Raina, who has named his daughter Shreyanshi Raina, is missing the IPL match against Royal Challengers Bangalore due to the birth of his first child
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Eight years after rape, battle for justice still on
The country has risen in support of the Delhi gang-rape survivor but for Sonal (NOT her real name) and her family, it has been a lonely and long frustrating battle for justice. Sonal was eight years old when she was sexually assaulted by her paternal aunt's brother-in-law. Sonal and her younger brother had been left with the aunt in Yavatmal distri...
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Three-year-old raped by father, abandoned by mother, struggles for survival
On November 25, a brave 19-year-old girl caught her neighbour in the act of raping his three-year-old daughter, and rescued the child. Since then, the only family known to Asha (name changed to protect privacy) as she inches towards a recovery, are doctors who have been treating her, cops stationed to watch over her, and a caretaker appointed by th...
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Mother's name not enough to define child's identity?
In what most would call a progressive, gender-sensitive step long overdue, the Andhra Pradesh government is planning to do away with the requirement of necessarily mentioning the father's name in a child school admission form.
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Marriage Dissolution Doesn't Efface Status Of Child's Parents: Court
Dissolution of a marriage does not efface the parental status of the mother and father of a child, the Delhi High Court has observed while allowing a man's plea to have his name reflected in the school records of his minor son.
-
Shark Tank Judge Aman Gupta Impressed With Student Who Named His Company In Answer Sheet
The child wrote, "Boat is a brand of headphones by Aman Gupta." The father mentioned that this was the effect of the popular show 'Shark Tank'.
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"Abused As A Child, Lost My Father, Lost Ex-Lover": Milind Soman's Wife Ankita Konwar Recalls Trauma In Viral Post
"You've come a long way, baby," Milind Soman commented on Ankita Konwar's post
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Can A Woman Be Forced To Name Father Of Child Born Out Of Wedlock, Asks Court
The Gujarat High Court has sought to know whether a woman is under any obligation to disclose the name of the father of her child that she conceived out of wedlock.
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Seeking Father's Details Affects Mother's Dignity: Court On IVF Technique
Requiring single women to furnish father's name in the form for registering births and deaths of children born through procedures like IVF necessarily affects the right of dignity of the mother as well as the child, the Kerala High Court has said.
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Estranged Couple Couldn't Agree On A Name For Their Child. Judge Steps In
A child, caught in the matrimonial dispute of his parents, was christened by a Kerala High Court judge after the inter-faith couple took the matter to court.
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Father's Name Not Necessary For Admission Of Rape Survivor's Child In Madhya Pradesh Schools
The Madhya Pradesh government has directed school authorities not to ask the name of biological father if the child of a rape-survivor seeks admission.
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UGC To Work On Plan To Make Father's Name Optional On Degrees
University Grants Commission (UGC) will soon work on a proposal to make father's name on degrees optional after the HRD Ministry in-principle agreed to the suggestion made by Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi.
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Father's Name Should Not Be Mandatory For Degree Certificate, Maneka Gandhi Implores MHRD
After several concerns raised by single mothers, Maneka Gandhi, the Minister for Women and Child Development, has written to HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar and has requested him to alter the rule which makes it mandatory for Father's name to be mentioned on a student's degree certificate.
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Petition Demands Father's Name Not Be Mandatory Requirement For Passport
A father's name may not be a mandatory requirement to acquire a passport if Minister for External Affairs Sushma Swaraj were to accept Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi's request to modify rules in view of "increasing number of single parents".
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Suresh Raina Names New-Born Daughter, Shreyanshi
Gujarat Lions captain Suresh Raina, who has named his daughter Shreyanshi Raina, is missing the IPL match against Royal Challengers Bangalore due to the birth of his first child
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Eight years after rape, battle for justice still on
The country has risen in support of the Delhi gang-rape survivor but for Sonal (NOT her real name) and her family, it has been a lonely and long frustrating battle for justice. Sonal was eight years old when she was sexually assaulted by her paternal aunt's brother-in-law. Sonal and her younger brother had been left with the aunt in Yavatmal distri...
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Three-year-old raped by father, abandoned by mother, struggles for survival
On November 25, a brave 19-year-old girl caught her neighbour in the act of raping his three-year-old daughter, and rescued the child. Since then, the only family known to Asha (name changed to protect privacy) as she inches towards a recovery, are doctors who have been treating her, cops stationed to watch over her, and a caretaker appointed by th...
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Mother's name not enough to define child's identity?
In what most would call a progressive, gender-sensitive step long overdue, the Andhra Pradesh government is planning to do away with the requirement of necessarily mentioning the father's name in a child school admission form.
