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News18
2 days ago
- News18
This Woman Filed False Dowry, Domestic Violence Cases Against Husband. She Regrets Now
Last Updated: Now 37 and divorced with two children, the woman claims that her own family, including her parents, brother, and sister-in-law, now mistreats her. A woman who filed false domestic violence and dowry cases against her husband and sought divorce is regretting her decision now. The now-deleted post, originally shared by a Reddit user along with the caption 'When temporary anger leads to permanent consequences," includes a screenshot of a woman's confession. In the post, the woman claims she filed domestic violence and dowry charges against her husband after a 'small fight." She did it under pressure from her politically influential father. 'I had a small fight with my Husband. My father was a politically influential guy, and my brother works in an MNC. Both compelled me to file a dowry and domestic violence case against my husband. Case ran for 4 years. Then got settlement," reads the post. What's even more surprising? In the post, the woman revealed that she had a love marriage. The woman continues that the case reportedly dragged on for four years before ending in a legal settlement. Now 37 and divorced with two children, the woman says she deeply regrets her decision. She claims that her own family, including her parents, brother, and sister-in-law, now mistreat her. Describing feeling like a 'failure,' the woman concluded saying, 'I thought of going to my husband and apologising for all the cases I filed on him and his family. But he got married. I am 37 years old now, a complete failure in my life." The story, which has since been widely circulated on platforms like Instagram and Reddit, has triggered strong reactions from social media users. 'What goes around comes around. PERIOD," a comment read. Another added, 'Temporary anger, manipulative relatives, and just being plain greedy and gullible." 'Tough truth: parents are toxic too. The only thing permanent is just us, so we have to be careful before taking any advice," said a user. An individual pointed out the larger issue of family pressure and legal misuse, 'No one has to stay in a bad marriage, men or women. But the decision to split should be made by the man and wife only. In an ideal world, all splits should be amicable as when you have decided to part ways, why do it on a bad note? But the world is not an ideal place." 'Love marriage also can end up badly. LM or AM is not a certificate of good marriage. It requires efforts from both sides. Love marriage will automatically make your life happy is a wrong idea being propelled on Reddit. The true idea is efforts should be made from both sides. Am or I'm, both would work," expressed another. view comments Location : Delhi, India, India First Published: July 22, 2025, 15:28 IST News viral This Woman Filed False Dowry, Domestic Violence Cases Against Husband. She Regrets Now Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Saiyaara's director Mohit Suri is Alia Bhatt's cousin. His another cousin is also a Bollywood celeb. His mother was once an airhostess
Mohit Suri and the Bhatt family His directorial debut About Mohit Suri's wife, Uditaa Goswami He may be the man behind Bollywood blockbusters like Murder 2, Aashiqui 2, and Ek Villain, but director Mohit Suri 's life off-screen is just as interesting as the gripping dramas he brings to the big screen. With his recent directorial, Saiyaara recently crossing the ₹100 crore mark, Suri is back in the spotlight—not just for his cinematic success, but also for his deep family ties in the Suri was born in Mumbai to Daksh Suri, an MNC employee and Heena Suri, who worked as an air hostess. He grew up surrounded by Bollywood's first family—the Bhatts. His mother is the sister of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, making Suri the maternal cousin of Alia Bhatt , Pooja Bhatt, Rahul Bhatt, and Vishesh Bhatt. He is also the second cousin of Emraan Hashmi. With Mahesh, Mukesh, and Robin Bhatt as uncles, filmmaking runs deep in his that's not all—his personal and professional lives have long been intertwined. In 2005, Mohit made his directorial debut with Zeher, a romantic thriller starring Emraan Hashmi and model-turned-actress Uditaa Goswami. The film sparked buzz not just for its moody soundtrack and steamy scenes, but also for the off-screen chemistry brewing between the director and his lead actress. After dating for several years, Mohit Suri and Uditaa Goswami tied the knot in 2013. They now have two children—a daughter born in 2015 and a son born in marrying Mohit, Uditaa became part of the Bhatt clan, making her the sister-in-law of Alia Bhatt, Pooja Bhatt, and Emraan Hashmi. Her journey to the spotlight began in Dehradun, where she completed her early education before stepping into modelling. Her big break came with Paap, opposite John Abraham, directed by Pooja Bhatt. But it was Zeher that turned her into a household name, especially for her electrifying chemistry with Emraan.
Cision Canada
2 days ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
Métis National Council President Calls for Indigenous Inclusion and Shared Economic Prosperity at Council of the Federation
HUNTSVILLE, ON, July 21, 2025 /CNW/ - Today, Métis National Council (MNC) President Victoria Pruden met with Premiers and other Regional and National Indigenous Leaders at the Council of the Federation meeting, where Premiers unanimously supported Indigenous inclusion in First Ministers Meetings (FMMs). President Pruden spoke alongside leaders of Indigenous organizations to advance Métis priorities on economic development. President Pruden noted that discussions about economic reconciliation and major projects directly affect the rights and interests of Indigenous peoples, emphasizing the need for Indigenous representation at First Ministers' Meetings. "For true economic reconciliation to take place, Métis governments must be equal partners at the table," said President Pruden. "We need to move beyond a side meeting to nation-to-nation, government-to-government discussions with the Premiers." During the meeting, President Pruden provided key findings from the Status of the Métis Economy Report, released in June 2025. The report highlighted how Métis businesses generated over $25 billion in revenue in 2020, driven by strong labour force participation and growing educational attainment rates, particularly in the skilled trades. While celebrating these successes, she also addressed the persistent socio-economic gaps and the urgent need for targeted, distinctions-based measures to ensure equitable participation in major projects. President Pruden reiterated that free, prior, and informed consent and meaningful consultation are non-negotiable for advancing shared prosperity without undermining Métis rights, governance, or the environment. President Pruden looks forward to renewed partnerships between the Métis Nation and Canada's Premiers, working together to strengthen Indigenous economies, improve procurement opportunities, and advance a distinctions-based approach to economic resilience and reconciliation. Since 1983, the Métis National Council has been the national and international voice of the Métis Nation within Canada. Through national research and policy development, the MNC advocates to advance the rights and interests of Métis Governments, including the implementation of the Métis Nation's inherent right to self-determination and self-government. The MNC is committed to accountability and transparency within its operations, and to its relationships with its Governing Members and other partners.
New Indian Express
2 days ago
- Health
- New Indian Express
From Ravana to present-day IITians: All carry Kanwar of hope, devotion and gratitude
With the advent of the holy month of Shrawan, lakhs of devotees set out barefoot with Kanwars on their shoulders, heading toward Shiva temples with unwavering faith. Each Kanwariya carries Gangajal, and a personal story of devotion, hope, and gratitude, proceeding to their destination to offer it to their 'Isht' Lord Shiva on the day of Shrawan Shivaratri on July 23. Saket, 25, a pass out from IIT-Kanpur, is rushing towards barefoot to Barabanki carrying Kanwar on his shoulders to offer it to Lodheshwar Mahadev. Saket is now working at an MNC in Gurugram and has availed leave to join the Kanwar Yatra. 'I have been taking part in Kanwar Yatra for two years,' said Saket, sharing that he is a Shiva devotee. He is carrying the Ganga Jal from Haridwar. Similarly, Ajay Kushwaha, a constable in the UP police, has rejoined the Kanwar Yatra this year after seven years. 'I got ill and had taken the vow to join the Kanwar Yatra after recovery,' he said. In the crowd of Kanwariyas, an NSG commando was also seen carrying the Kanwar but he desisted from sharing his details. Some pray for healing, others for jobs, and some walk in fulfilment of past vows. An unflinching devotion to Lord Shiva fuels their faith. Sapna from Unnao had been battling with despair after her daughter was diagnosed with severe pneumonia. Doctors had said it was the last stage. In desperation, she vowed to Lord Shiva that if her daughter recovered, she would carry a Kanwar. She went to Haridwar with her ailing daughter, family members, and a walker to carry the child. Since the commencement of the Yatra, her daughter hasn't needed any medication. 'It's been five days. She's smiling, eating, and not in pain. Mahadev has heard our prayers,' said Sapna. Other Kanwariyas along the way have also stepped in to help care for the child.
India.com
3 days ago
- Automotive
- India.com
Meet an Auto driver, who holds Double MA, Job in an MNC, can speak fluent English, dreams to become IAS, he stays in..., name is...
New Delhi: Meet an auto driver from Bengaluru, who is currently winning hearts on social media with his deep thoughts and life experiences. This highly qualified auto driver can speak fluent English, knows seven languages, holds a double MA degree, has worked in an MNC, and even prepared for the UPSC with the dream of becoming an IAS officer. Despite such impressive qualifications, today he drives an auto on the streets of Bengaluru. The reason? Family responsibilities. A 15-Minute Ride That Became a Life Lesson: Hyderabad-based content creator Abhinav Mayalavarapu shared the video of the auto driver that went viral on social media in no time. He shared how a short ride changed his perspective. The next 15 minutes turned into one of the most memorable moments of his life. An auto driver gave Abhinav and his friends an interesting challenge. He said, 'If you can tell me the full form of COMPUTER, I won't charge you the fare.' No one had an answer. Then he smiled and said: 'COMPUTER stands for – Commonly Operated Machine Purposely Used for Trade, Education, and Research.' He also shared a deeper thought: 'Learning helps you become capable of earning, but earning doesn't necessarily lead to learning.' From IAS Aspirations to MNCs and Eventually an Auto Driver: A Journey During the ride, the driver shared his life story and said, 'I had prepared for the IAS. I also did my MA in English and Political Science, but suddenly my marriage was arranged. Then came children, responsibilities increased, and my studies were left behind.'
