Reported by Indian Express

Parents neglected by children? UP Cabinet strengthens rules on disinheritance

UP Cabinet amends senior citizen rules to make disinheritance time-bound, with complaints to be heard within 30 days and a toll-free number for prompt assistance.

This is the summary Indian Express syndicates.

The reporting is theirs, so the full article stays on their site — we do not copy it here.

Read the full story at Indian Express →

Keep reading on Tathya Post

The Hindu•8m agoLive

Jairam Ramesh seeks Kargil-style review of Operation Sindoor after General Chauhan remarks

General Chauhan’s latest remarks, coupled with his earlier revelations, had raised understandable concern and warranted a structured review of the operation, says Congress leader Jairam Ramesh

Summary & source →

The Hindu•10m agoLive

Nepal flash flood: What triggered the deadly Himalayan disaster?

A devastating flash flood has struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district near the Tibet border, leaving at least eight people dead and hundreds reported missing. The disaster swept through the Bhote Koshi River basin, causing widespread destruction to villages, roads, bri

Summary & source →

The Hindu•11m agoLive

BJP accuses Rahul Gandhi of hypocrisy over women’s empowerment

BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj accuses the Congress leader of “misogyny” and refers to a recent Congress event

Summary & source →

The Hindu•11m agoLive

Nepal flash floods LIVE: At least 95 dead, over 350 missing; India sends first tranche of relief materials

For assistance and information related to Indian nationals who have been affected by the flash floods in Nepal today, the following emergency numbers may be contacted: +977 985 131 6807, +977 970 910 7500, said a post by the Indian Embassy in Nepal

Summary & source →