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Twisha Sharma case is Supreme Court's chance to fix systemic failures on dowry: Senior Advocate Amit Desai

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By Aamir Khan 
| MSN India
Aamir Khan A recent Supreme Court judgment reflects a staggering 83,327 cases under the Dowry Prohibition Act that came up for trial in 2023. Notably, according to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data, 63,516 dowry death cases were pending trial until 2024. Even a large number of recent high court rulings grappled with the issue of dowry demand or dowry deaths.
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Three Presidents And The Emerging World Order

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By Aamir Khan 
| The Friday Times
The USA and Chinese relationships are a classic illustration of the metaphor, “Bad marriage”. Analysts, commentators and historians have used this terminology to highlight their connection dynamic, signifying deep interdependence, mutual resentment and repeated attempts at reconciliation. Divorce is an option, but the resultant severe consequences, not only for them but for the entire planet, make it a no-no option.
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Tomato, onion and flour rates surge

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By Aamir Khan 
| Dawn
KARACHI: After paying higher prices for sacrificial animals to fulfil a religious obligation, consumers now face another challenge in finding extra cash to buy high-demand vegetables and flour ahead of Eidul Azha. Retailers have increased the price of onions by Rs20 per kg as demand usually rises for its extensive use in preparing Eid-related meat dishes. Consumers are paying Rs100 per kg for good-quality onions, compared with Rs80 per kg a few days ago.
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