Indian filmmaker Sanju Surendran’s “Fishers of Men” centers on Sreekumar, a vegetarian bank officer in Kerala whose contented ...

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The Orissa High Court has determined that a son lacks the legal right to reside in his mother’s self-occupied home against her wishes, emphasizing women's property rights under Hindu law.

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