India's BrahMos cruise missile draws growing interest from Southeast Asian nations

Texas couple's lot sold by impersonator; notary's claims dismissed on jurisdiction

A Texas couple discovered that strangers had begun building on their property, which had allegedly been sold by someone posing as the owners. After construction started, the couple alerted the parties involved to the dispute. The notary argued he bore no responsibility because the notarization took place in Colorado. The Texas Fourth Court of Appeals upheld his position, finding it lacked personal jurisdiction over him. The case underscores how jurisdictional questions can complicate property transactions that span state lines.

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Bengaluru couple leaves IT jobs to build healthy meal startup Wellfed

Diya Krishnakumar and Adithya Natarajan, both formerly in the IT sector in Bengaluru, launched Wellfed to address the meal challenges they faced while working. They started with an initial investment of Rs 15 lakh and concentrated on delivering nutritious, home-style food. Within two years, the company's revenue surpassed Rs 56 lakh, and it has served more than 55,000 meals to around 1,500 customers. Its subscription model stresses familiar flavours, nutrition, and convenience for busy professionals. The startup intends to widen its delivery area and introduce more dietary options.

Appeals court revives New Jersey man's suit against ex-wife over $91,500 religious divorce penalty

A federal appeals court has reinstated parts of a lawsuit filed by a New Jersey man against his former wife. The dispute stems from a $91,500 penalty imposed on him after he did not supply a Jewish religious divorce document. The court has sent the matter back to a lower court so that his claims can be considered separately.