‘I am a termite’: In Goa, BJP leader’s remark stirs a new protest

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The Bombay High Court has rejected a wife's petition seeking interim maintenance of Rs 1 lakh per month from her estranged husband. The court took into account that the woman earns a significant professional income and resides abroad by her own choice. Judges ruled that merely citing high living costs in a foreign country is not a valid ground for claiming maintenance. The court reaffirmed that maintenance provisions exist to support financially weaker parties who genuinely need assistance, not those who are financially self-sufficient.
The Indian rupee posted a modest gain against the US dollar on Thursday, touching 96.49. However, rising crude oil prices continued to weigh on the currency, limiting further appreciation. The Reserve Bank of India was expected to step in to prevent sharper declines. Foreign investors displayed mixed sentiment across Indian equities and bond markets. Domestic stock indices opened in negative territory, adding to the cautious market mood.
The Delhi Development Authority has launched a new housing scheme targeting government employees and professionals. The scheme features over 1,200 ready-to-move flats available at a 25% discount, with prices starting from Rs 33 lakh. All units are located in the Narela area of Delhi. Interested applicants can register from July 24, with bookings opening on August 15. Allotment will follow a first-come, first-served basis.
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