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Teacher Gets Scam Call About Daughter In Sex Racket, Dies Of Heart Attack
Scams over the telephone have led to several people suffering financial losses so far, but this may be the first instance in which one such attempted fraud allegedly cost a woman her life.
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Maharashtra Woman Rescued By Cops After She Sends SOS To Journalist
Police in Palghar in Maharashtra managed to rescue a woman who was being assaulted by a man during a domestic dispute in the early hours of Friday after she called the number of a local journalist who got in touch with the district police chief.
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Oscars 2021: Why Nominee Chloe Zhao's Film Nomadland May Not Release In Her Home Country - China
In particular, a 2013 interview in which she reportedly called China "a place where there are lies everywhere" appears to have placed the release of "Nomadland" there in doubt
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"Not 'Sir', You Can Call Me...": Rahul Gandhi's Comment Draws Loud Cheers
A young student calls out to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to ask him a question. "Sir, I am here," the young woman says out loud from an audience of students at a college in Puducherry.
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Romantic Photoshoot With Air Fryer Shows This Woman's True Love For The Kitchen Appliance
Adrian Birdsong received her air fryer as a gift from her mother and was fascinated so much with it that she started cooking everything in it. Eventually, she fell madly in love with it.
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Delhi Woman's Email To UK PM Alerts Ministry, Police; Suicide Averted
A 43-year-old women's SOS to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made the Indian Embassy in London, the Ministry of External Affairs in the country and the Delhi Police swing into action and prevent her from killing herself.
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"Pick One, Stay Safe": Delhi Woman, Son Make Masks For The Poor, For Free
A 24-year-old man and his mother in south Delhi have been making and distributing free masks to the poor as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the national capital. Under an initiative that they have called "Pick One, Stay Safe", cinematographer Sourav Das and his mother, Laxmi, have so far distributed over 2,000 masks, all stitched by her. Laxm...
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Indonesian Woman Records Lewd Calls From Boss, But She's Going To Jail
Nuril Maknun was tired of getting lewd phone calls from her boss, who she alleged repeatedly shared explicit details of his sexual encounters with her and demanded she engage in an affair. So she began recording his calls.
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Vivek Oberoi Deletes Aishwarya Tweet. But No Apology For Sonam Kapoor 'Overacting' Comment
"Even if one woman is offended by my reply to the meme, it calls for remedial action," tweeted Vivek Oberoi, as he deleted Aishwarya meme
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Woman Reported Racist Facebook Note, May Have Helped Stop School Shooting
Koeberle Bull had never met the man who contacted her on Facebook - calling her a "wanna be" black woman and telling her that he hoped her "black children gets hung for you being so stupid."
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"Matter Of Privacy": Key Points In Supreme Court's Adultery Ruling
Adultery is not a crime anymore in India, but it can be grounds for divorce, the Supreme Court said today. In past hearings, the Supreme Court had asked the centre how the 158-year-old law preserved the sanctity of marriage when the extramarital affair becomes non-punishable if the woman's husband stands by her. The government has defended the law,...
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Adultery Law Is Arbitrary, Says Chief Justice Of India Dipak Misra
The Supreme Court is reading out its verdict on the over 150-year-old adultery law that punishes only a man and not a married woman for an affair by treating her as a victim and not as an abettor of the offence. The centre had defended the Victorian law saying adultery must remain a crime so that the sanctity of marriage can be protected, after a p...
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She Wrote An Essay Called How to Murder Your Husband. Later She Did It
Nancy Crampton Brophy seemed to have a knack for writing about the murder of spouses. The Portland-based romance novelist authored books about relationships that were "wrong" but "never felt so right," often featuring bare-chested men on the cover. In "The Wrong Cop," she wrote about a woman who "spent every day of her marriage fantasizing about ki...
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Watch: Woman Calls Cops On 8-Year-Old Selling Water For Disneyland Trip
Things got tight after Erin Austin lost her job, so she struck a deal with her 8-year-old daughter, who had been eagerly anticipating a trip to Disneyland
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Apple Watch Said to Save Lives of Woman, 9-Month-Old Child by Calling 911
Apple watchOS 3 brought with it the Emergency SOS feature. The woman may have invoked it by holding the side button.
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Teacher Gets Scam Call About Daughter In Sex Racket, Dies Of Heart Attack
Scams over the telephone have led to several people suffering financial losses so far, but this may be the first instance in which one such attempted fraud allegedly cost a woman her life.
-
Maharashtra Woman Rescued By Cops After She Sends SOS To Journalist
Police in Palghar in Maharashtra managed to rescue a woman who was being assaulted by a man during a domestic dispute in the early hours of Friday after she called the number of a local journalist who got in touch with the district police chief.
-
Oscars 2021: Why Nominee Chloe Zhao's Film Nomadland May Not Release In Her Home Country - China
In particular, a 2013 interview in which she reportedly called China "a place where there are lies everywhere" appears to have placed the release of "Nomadland" there in doubt
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"Not 'Sir', You Can Call Me...": Rahul Gandhi's Comment Draws Loud Cheers
A young student calls out to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to ask him a question. "Sir, I am here," the young woman says out loud from an audience of students at a college in Puducherry.
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Romantic Photoshoot With Air Fryer Shows This Woman's True Love For The Kitchen Appliance
Adrian Birdsong received her air fryer as a gift from her mother and was fascinated so much with it that she started cooking everything in it. Eventually, she fell madly in love with it.
-
Delhi Woman's Email To UK PM Alerts Ministry, Police; Suicide Averted
A 43-year-old women's SOS to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson made the Indian Embassy in London, the Ministry of External Affairs in the country and the Delhi Police swing into action and prevent her from killing herself.
-
"Pick One, Stay Safe": Delhi Woman, Son Make Masks For The Poor, For Free
A 24-year-old man and his mother in south Delhi have been making and distributing free masks to the poor as coronavirus cases continue to rise in the national capital. Under an initiative that they have called "Pick One, Stay Safe", cinematographer Sourav Das and his mother, Laxmi, have so far distributed over 2,000 masks, all stitched by her. Laxm...
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Indonesian Woman Records Lewd Calls From Boss, But She's Going To Jail
Nuril Maknun was tired of getting lewd phone calls from her boss, who she alleged repeatedly shared explicit details of his sexual encounters with her and demanded she engage in an affair. So she began recording his calls.
-
Vivek Oberoi Deletes Aishwarya Tweet. But No Apology For Sonam Kapoor 'Overacting' Comment
"Even if one woman is offended by my reply to the meme, it calls for remedial action," tweeted Vivek Oberoi, as he deleted Aishwarya meme
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Woman Reported Racist Facebook Note, May Have Helped Stop School Shooting
Koeberle Bull had never met the man who contacted her on Facebook - calling her a "wanna be" black woman and telling her that he hoped her "black children gets hung for you being so stupid."
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"Matter Of Privacy": Key Points In Supreme Court's Adultery Ruling
Adultery is not a crime anymore in India, but it can be grounds for divorce, the Supreme Court said today. In past hearings, the Supreme Court had asked the centre how the 158-year-old law preserved the sanctity of marriage when the extramarital affair becomes non-punishable if the woman's husband stands by her. The government has defended the law,...
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Adultery Law Is Arbitrary, Says Chief Justice Of India Dipak Misra
The Supreme Court is reading out its verdict on the over 150-year-old adultery law that punishes only a man and not a married woman for an affair by treating her as a victim and not as an abettor of the offence. The centre had defended the Victorian law saying adultery must remain a crime so that the sanctity of marriage can be protected, after a p...
-
She Wrote An Essay Called How to Murder Your Husband. Later She Did It
Nancy Crampton Brophy seemed to have a knack for writing about the murder of spouses. The Portland-based romance novelist authored books about relationships that were "wrong" but "never felt so right," often featuring bare-chested men on the cover. In "The Wrong Cop," she wrote about a woman who "spent every day of her marriage fantasizing about ki...
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Watch: Woman Calls Cops On 8-Year-Old Selling Water For Disneyland Trip
Things got tight after Erin Austin lost her job, so she struck a deal with her 8-year-old daughter, who had been eagerly anticipating a trip to Disneyland
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Apple Watch Said to Save Lives of Woman, 9-Month-Old Child by Calling 911
Apple watchOS 3 brought with it the Emergency SOS feature. The woman may have invoked it by holding the side button.
