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Effectiveness of chatbot interventions in individuals for hypertension management: a systematic review and narrative synthesis
Abstract Introduction: Hypertension is a major global risk factor for cardiovascular disease and requires long-term management. Recently, digital health tools such as chatbots have been introduced to support patient self-management.
*How AI is Changing Our Lives in 2025: Opportunities & Challenges π€β¨*
*How AI is Changing Our Lives in 2025: Opportunities & Challenges π€β¨* Press enter or click to view image in full size Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the world in 2025. From smart home devices that control lights and temperature, to virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa that help manage our daily tasks, AI is becoming a vital part of our lives. Businesses use AI to improve customer service, analyze huge amounts of data, and make smarter decisions.
Service Of Summons Not Complete If Accepted By "Alleged Wife" Of Party Summoned: Bombay High Court
Petitioner filed this writ petition challenging judgment of District Judge in a Civil Application that was seeking condonation of delay of 30 months and 14 days in filing a substantive First Appeal before the Appellate Court, by which the Petitioner sought to have set aside an ex parte decree in connection with suit property, on the ground that fraud was committed on the Petitioner. He claimed to have come to know about the passing of ex parte decree immediately before filing the First Appeal.
Employees Can't Seek Condonation Of Interruption In Service For "Enhancing" Pension: Bombay High Court
A bench of Justices RD Dhanuka and SG Mehare stated that, The petitioners were permanent in service as teachers in Municipal Corporation (the then Council). Before permanency, there were interruptions in their service. They sought condonation of breaks in service for enhancement of the pension and other retiral benefits. At the outset, the Court observed that qualifying service is sine qua non for pension as per the Maharashtra Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1982.
Shemaroo Films' Copyright Infringement Suit: Bombay High Court Grants Interim Injunction Against News Nation, Suspects Defence Of 'Fair Use'
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday regarded that the defence of de minimis and fair use has to be seen through the prism of the fact that the parties involved, Shemaroo Entertainment Limited and News Nation Network, had entered into an agreement for a non-exclusive license.
Orders Passed By Divisional Commissioner U/S 60 Maharashtra Police Act Are Quasi-Judicial, Must Be Supported By Reasons: Bombay High Court Full Bench
A full bench of the Bombay High Court on Thursday held that the Divisional Commissioner's orders on externment under the Maharashtra Police Act, 1951 are not administrative orders but are quasi-judicial in nature and the officer is duty-bound to give reasons for the same.
Transfer Of Tribal Land Impermissible Without Collector's Permission Even If Land Transferred To Another Tribal: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High court recently observed that provisions of Section 36(2) of the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code (Code) do not make any distinction based on the status of the purchaser or transferee. Hence, transfer of tribal land is impermissible without collector's permission even if the land is transferred to another tribal. Single Judge Rohit B. Deo stated that, "The Legislature has in its wisdom not exempted tribal to tribal transfer from the requirement of previous sanction from the Collector.
Motor Accident Claim | Can't Compute Compensation On Basis Of 45% Permanent Disability In Case Of 100% Functional Disability: Bombay HC
The Bombay High court held on Monday that the Motor Accident Tribunal at Aurangabad has committed an error in accepting the permanent disability of the claimant of a motor accident at 45% when it is a case of 100% loss of earning capacity due to amputation of leg. Single judge Shrikant D. Kulkarni also awarded 1 lakh compensation for loss of marriage prospects and another lakh for loss of happiness, amenities and entertainment of life. The claimant was serving as a Cleaner on Tata Tempo vehicle.
Number Of Students In Govt Aided Schools Inflated To Divert Public Money: Bombay HC Seeks Action Against Culprits, Appoints Committee To Curb Malpractices
The Bombay High court recently dealt with a petition demonstrating malpractices in the Maharashtra Education Department and constituted a committee to curb the same, while asking the government to continue its belated efforts to remedy the situation by recovering monies. A Bench of Justices Ramesh Dhanuka and Sanjay Mehare appointed the three-member committee in light of practice of showing inflated student strength so as to appoint more teachers in aided and private schools.
Non-Custodial Parent Can't Be Deprived Of Right To Spend Quality Time & Enjoy Company Of Children: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday observed that non-custodial parent cannot be deprived of his right to spend quality time and enjoy the company of the children. Moreover, the children also have right to love and affection of both parents as well as grandparents. The Petitioner herein is the non-custodial parent. His father is unwell and was desirous of meeting with his grandchildren. The petitioner, non-custodial parent, stated that he has had no access to the children since June-2020.
Jurisdiction U/S 100 CPC Is So Limited That Even Wrong Or Grossly Inexcusable Finding Of Fact Cannot Be Interfered With: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court recently faced a challenge to a lower court order and was asked to re-appreciate the evidence. The single judge Mangesh S. Patil held that jurisdiction under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure is so limited that even a wrong or grossly inexcusable finding of fact cannot be interfered with and hence refused to do so.
Right to Fair Compensation Act | 'Land' Includes Things Attached, Benefits Arising Out Of It: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court on Monday dealt with a petition seeking directions to pay proper compensation in terms of the provisions of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013. A bench of Justices S.V. Gangapurwala and Vinay Joshi noted that under the Act, 'land' includes everything that grows on it.
S.29A Of Consumer Protection Act, 1986 Valid; Consumer Forums Can Pass Orders Without President: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court recently regarded a challenge to the constitutional validity of Section 29A of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 – whether the exercise of powers by the District Consumer Forum without the President being its party is illegal? A bench of Justices V. M. Deshpande and Amit B. Borkar answered the question in the negative.
Provision For Seeking Adjournment Under Order XVII Rule 1 CPC Is Rule Of Procedure, Directory In Nature: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High court on Monday, through single judge, Prithviraj K.Chavan, regarded how Rules of procedure (in this case provision of seeking adjournments under Order XVII Rule 1 CPC) are indeed "handmaids of justice" and are meant to advance ends of justice and not to thwart or obstruct the same. Accordingly, the court agreed to grant more opportunities for evidence to a recalcitrant Petitioner at his own responsibility, on payment of heavy costs of Rs. 1 lakh.
Motor Accident Claims: Bombay High Court Reiterates Heads Under Which Compensation Can Be Awarded In "Personal Injury" Cases
The Bombay High court in a recent judgment considered the fairness of the quantum of compensation granted to a motor accident victim. The victim had suffered severe bodily injuries and multiple fractures at the age of 24 and had to undergo various treatments regularly. Single Bench of Justice Bharati Dangre accessed the various heads under which compensation can be granted.
Court May Increase Quantum Of Compensation In Motor Accident Claim, Irrespective Of Who Files Appeal: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High court recently dealt with an appeal by an Insurance Company against the quantum of compensation awarded to an accident victim under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The claimant, in the course of this appeal, raised the issue of insufficiency of the compensation awarded.
Every Accused Must Not Be Present At The Spot; Can Still Be Tried As Part Of Chain Of Circumstances: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court recently considered whether an FIR can be quashed against a petitioner who is not referred to as an accused in the FIR and who was not present at the spot. A bench of Justices Prasanna B. Varale & S. M. Modak reiterated the difference between normal criminal law and crimes under of Maharashta Control of Organized Crime Act, 1999, (MCOC) stating that , "It is not always necessary that every accused must be present on the spot.
Child Adopted By A Widow Not Entitled To Inherit Her Deceased Husband's Property: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High court on Thursday answered the question of whether the principle of relation back is applicable in case of a son adopted post the demise of the husband of the adopting lady in the negative. A single judge Justice Shrikant D.
Period Of Suspension Of Govt Servant Not To Be Treated As 'On Duty' Where Acquittal Based On Benefit Of Doubt: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High court recently through a bench of Justices AS Chandurkar and GA Sanap, held that if a government servant is suspended on account of charges for a serious crime, then if he is acquitted by giving him the benefit of doubt, he is not entitled for regularisation of the period of suspension by treating him to be on duty. The discretion belongs to the competent authority.
Authority Under Maharashtra Police Act Can Extern Gang Members From Area Larger Than Where Criminal Activities Are Committed: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has held that the authority under the Maharashtra Police Act, 1951 can pass externment orders directing externment of a person from much larger area than the one of his illegal activities can be made. However, such order should be based upon some material which provides an objective criteria to the authority for reaching a subjective satisfaction. A Division bench of Justices VK Jadhav and Sandipkumar C.
Compassionate Appointment Exception To Rule Of Selection Procedure: Bombay High Court Grants Relief To Widow
The Bombay High Court recently came to the rescue of a widow, who was denied compassionate appointment in place of her deceased husband who was working as a Peon in an educational premises. She was denied the benefit vide an order passed by the Education Department stating that the proposal seeking sanction to the new staffing pattern is pending with the Government and as yet no sanction is received from the Government. Setting aside this communication, the bench of Justices Sadhana S.
'Courts Exist For Convenience Of Litigants, Not Advocates': Bombay HC Rejects Bar Association's Plea Against Establishment Of Court At Wai
The Bombay High Court has rejected the writ petition filed by Satara District Bar Association, opposing its decision to establish the Court of an Additional District Judge and the Court of a Civil Judge in Maharashtra's Wai town. The Association had stated that the decision would put Judicial officers, staff and litigants to great difficulty.
Why was Bilalwal Bhutto Zardari, a politician, sharing his limited views on “fake news” and journalism when he knows nothing about it?
By now, the news of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s short, yet significant trip to Davos has reached the ears of every Pakistani. However, not many are aware of the discussions or sessions that he has both co-hosted and participated in as a panellist.
Chicken Korma | Lucky Peach
When you are ready to cook, heat the oil in a large sauté pan over medium heat. Sauté the onion and chilies with the garam masala until fragrant and brown, about 10 minutes. Add the marinated chicken, and fry for about 10 minutes. In the meantime, grind the coriander and fennel with the cashews and cilantro leaves in a small food processor or mortar and pestle. Add this mixture to the chicken, and cook until the chicken is cooked through, about 40 minutes.
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