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<ul><li>There is no law in India that states that the wife should get a certain percent of their husband's income or wealth as <keyword id="6406198" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="alimony" source="Orion">alimony</keyword>. </li><li>Actual settlement amount depends on the lawyer, the income of the husband and number of dependents, among other factors. </li><li>If there is accusation of mental cruelty or domestic physical violence against the husband, those will have to be tested before the court. </li></ul>In the process of reaching an agreement following their divorce, Nawaz Modi Singhania, 53, the separated spouse of billionaire industrialist Gautam Singhania, has reportedly requested 75% of his purported $1.4 billion fortune for herself and their two daughters. When Bollywood star Hrtithik Roshan and Sussanne Khan divorced in 2013, she had reportedly demanded ₹400 crore as alimony. It was later settled at ₹100 crore, though not confirmed. High-profile divorce cases make headlines, and when industrialists are involved they may also affect share prices. But when a divorce happens and the wife makes an alimony claim, how do things pan out? "The court will look at the education levels of the person and their ability to be employed while deciding alimony. It's very unlikely that somebody will get 75% of the assets," said Delhi-based corporate lawyer Anuroop Omkar, founding partner of law firm AK &amp; Partners. There is no law on settlement percentage There is no rule in India which says that you have to give so and so percent to your wife as alimony. “It depends on a number of factors. One of them is what is your strategy to get the money- what is the lawyer’s strategy, what are arguments, what is your lawyer’s research. This happens because there is no set rule,” says Vandana Shah, a divorce lawyer. So the actual settlement amount depends on the lawyer, the income of the husband,what the wife is earning and depends on what comes out in court. It also depends on the number of dependents. In the Rajnesh vs Neha divorce case, a few years ago, the court ruled that there's no fixed formula to determine the amount of maintenance to be granted. The awarded maintenance should be fair and practical, ensuring that it enables the wife to sustain herself comfortably and reasonably. The adequacy of the sum should be assessed based on the wife's ability to maintain herself with a reasonable standard of living. “Since November 2020, as per Rajnesh V/s Neha as per the Supreme Court guidelines, every wife who makes a claim for maintenance,makes an application in the prescribed format which - includes the financials of the wife, her monthly expenses, investments, properties she owns and so on. The husband is also expected to file his application with his financials in the format prescribed by the Supreme Court,” says S<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandhya-vasudevan-sondhi-1099215/overlay/about-this-profile/">andhya Vasudevan Sondhi</a>, founder, SVS Legal, a Mumbai-based boutique law firm that handles family matters. Outside court settlement It is advised that such separation issues be amicably dealt with. Especially in the case of the Singhanias, there will be allegations and counter allegations by both the parties, especially since the tenure of marriage is long. “Looking at the gravity of the whole situation and looking at the children and the long tenure of marriage, if both the parties talk it out and settle the matter, it could be wonderfully handled. If a divorce can be done in a mutual way, it works in the best interest of both the parties, the children and also the respective families,” says Advocate Siddhartha Shah , a divorce lawyer. The law thus provides a solution to this. Section 28 of the special marriage act, talks about of divorce by mutual consent. “If there are unreasonable claims, then one of the parties may not agree. Then the court will have to look at each and every aspect of the accusations and then the court will have to weigh it according to the primary and secondary evidence that is produced before the court,” says Shah. It is noteworthy that if there is accusation of mental cruelty or domestic physical violence against the husband, that will have to be tested before the court. Then the case goes to trial and that can become a time consuming process.

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<keyword id="6405378" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="gautam-singhania" source="Orion">Gautam Singhania</keyword>, Chairman and Managing Director of Raymond on Monday issued a statement to announce separation from his wife, <keyword id="201967" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Nawaz-Modi-Singhania" source="Orion">Nawaz Modi Singhania</keyword>. Singhania wrote on X that Diwali is not going to be the same for him this year. "This Diwali is not going to be the same as many in the past. 32 years of being together as a couple, growing as parents and always being a source of strength to each other... we traversed with commitment, resolve, faith as along came the two most beautiful additions of our lives." "It is my belief that Nawaz and I will pursue different paths from here on... I am parting ways with her while we will continue to do what is the best for our two precious diamonds Niharika and Nisa," Singhania said in the post. He added that there has been a lot of rumour mongering and gossip around his family "fanned by not so well wishers". Earlier media reports said that Nawaz Modi Singhania, wife of Gautam Singhania, was allegedly stopped from attending her husband's Diwali party in Thane, last week. Nawaz Modi Singhania reportedly recorded the video of the incident which has gone viral. In the video, Nawaz can be heard saying that she was standing outside JK Gram. Nawaz Modi Singhania alleged that she was invited for the party but now she was not allowed to enter the premises, as per media reports.

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According to a media report, Pakistan Prime Minister <keyword id="6576" type="PERSON" weightage="80" keywordseo="Nawaz-Sharif">Nawaz Sharif</keyword> has ordered a probe into the leads provided by India about the Pathankot airbase attack. 
 
He chaired a high-level meeting and discussed the attack on the Indian airbase, The Nation reported. 
 
The prime minister and his aides agreed to launch investigations into the evidence provided by India, it said. 
 
A senior official said the leads provided by India were handed over to Intelligence Bureau chief Aftab Sultan for further action. 
 
Addressing the meeting, Prime Minister Sharif said Pakistan was ready to boost cooperation with the neighbouring India as part of counter-terrorism efforts. 
 
Sharif directed National Security Adviser Nasser Khan Janjua to remain in contact with his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval in a bid to keep renewed dialogue on track after the attack on Pathankot air base. 
 
Another official said the information provided by India was "not enough" as it was just limited to telephone numbers and Pakistan might ask for additional information. 
 
"We would like to have solid information to build a case for action otherwise courts intervene and the suspects will be bailed out," he added. 
 
He said the meeting agreed that that strong action would be taken after probe against anyone found guilty of involvement in the attack. 
 
The official said that the meeting also decided to speed up implementation of National Action Plan. 
 
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Nawaz Sharif orders probe on Pathankot attack leads provided by India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had no plans to visit Lahore and was supposed to come back from Kabul to New Delhi. But his impromptu plan to visit Lahore sent the security into action, which managed Modi’s visit with aplomb. 
 
Modi had called Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to greet him on his birthday, when Sharif asked Modi to visit Islamabad. 
 
Sharif, who was in Lahore for his granddaughter’s wedding, said he won’t be able to make it to Islamabad and requested Modi to come to Lahore. 
 
This plan of a pit stop in Lahore, that too at Sharif’s residene, which is 45 kilometres away from the airport, was successful all thanks to the security of both the countries. 
 
Senior government officials aware of the deliberations told ET, “Aap Lahore mein ghar aa jayiye, Lahore ke darwaze bhi aap ke liye khule hain (Come to my Lahore home, the doors of Lahore are also open for you). 
 
Then the security concerns were discussed with NSA Ajit Doval and the SPG officials. 
 
"Islamabad has an institutionalised security protocol and setup for VVIP visits from the US and elsewhere which we were comfortable with even in the case of a sudden trip. But the Lahore surprise pit-stop was a big challenge for the SPG," a senior official told ET. 
 
The security overcame two challeneges-IAF chopper at Lahore airport and Modi’s 45-kilometre road journey from the airport to Sharif's Raiwind Palace through the heart of Lahore. 
 
Pakistan promised foolproof security at the Lahore airport and assured a Pak Air Force Chopper would fly both PMs to Raiwind and back. 
 
"Sharif flying in the same chopper with Modi was the biggest assurance that security would be top-notch," a senior official told ET. 
 
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Pakistan ensured foolproof security when PM Modi decided a pit stop in Lahore to meet Nawaz Sharif. Here’s how it happened

The proposed National Security Advisor-level talks between India and <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Gurdaspurstrike-Militants-may-have-sneaked-in-from-Pakistan/articleshow/48239615.cms">Pakistan</a> later this month is likely to be dominated by talks of Gurdaspur terror attacks. India will submit to Pakistan evidence that the three terrorists who carried out <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Gurdaspur-terror-attack-Operation-over-all-terrorists-killed/articleshow/48238586.cms">attacks</a> in <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Top-security-officials-fear-more-Gurdaspur-like-terror-attempts/articleshow/48250531.cms">Gurdaspur</a> had come from across the border. 
 
Sources privy to the development told PTI that the Indian side could also bring up <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/10-worst-terrorist-attacks-to-rock-India/articleshow/48237865.cms">terror cases</a> related to wanted gangster and mastermind of 1993 Mumbai blasts <keyword id="6357714" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Dawood-Ibrahim">Dawood Ibrahim</keyword> during the meeting, which was agreed to at the meeting Prime Minister <keyword id="6354477" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Narendra-Modi">Narendra Modi</keyword> and his Pakistani counterpart <keyword id="6576" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Nawaz-Sharif">Nawaz Sharif</keyword> in <keyword id="271311" type="CITY" weightage="100" keywordseo="Ufa">Ufa</keyword> in Russia last month. 
 
"Everything will be on table. The agencies are collecting evidence in the case of the Gurdaspur terror attack. The soil samples found in the boots of the three killed terrorists have been sent for investigation," they said. 
 
Sources added the evidence in connection with the Gurdaspur attack is still being collected and collated by the agencies to prepare "solid proof" to prove the cross-border conspiracy that killed seven persons--three civilians, Superintendent of Police (Detective), Baljit Singh, a Punjab provincial service officer and three home guards. 
 They said a dossier will also be prepared and handed over to the other side during the meeting, like the Indian case against 26/11 Mumbai attack mastermind and <keyword id="41305" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="LeT">LeT</keyword> commander Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi who is now out on bail. 
 Similar proof against terror mastermind <keyword id="44106" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Hafiz-Saeed">Hafiz Saeed</keyword>, who India has time and again said has been roaming freely in the neighbouring country, will be shared with Pakistan across the table, they said. 
 
They said all other matters pertaining to cross-border terror cases would be brought on the table, backed by "water-tight" evidence. 
 
The sources, however, said a firm proposal and agenda for the talks, proposed by India between August 23-24, has not been prepared. 
 
Despite the two Premiers agreeing to re-start talks on bilateral issues during their meeting in Ufa, the recent Gurdaspur terror attack and a spate of ceasefire violations by Pakistan along the border has escalated tension between the two countries. 
 
(Image credits: Indiatimes)

Gurdaspur
terror attacks to be discussed in Indo-Pak NSA talks later this month

When Chinese <keyword id="46159" type="POSITION" weightage="80" keywordseo="Foreign-Minister">foreign minister</keyword> Wang Yi told his counterpart <keyword id="6355111" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Sushma-Swaraj">Sushma Swaraj</keyword> that PM Narendra Modi had injected "a new vitality into an ancient civilization'', he might have been speaking for India's entire neighbourhood. 
 
While Modi internally had issues to contend with, not least the criticism over the WTO muddle, he took no time in coming into his own on India's foreign policy, something he followed closely even as Gujarat CM. While the government's erratic handling of Pakistan was called into question, Modi's larger South Asia outreach in the form of invites to all SAARC leaders for his swearing in, followed by a wildly successful visit to Nepal - a country no Indian PM had visited for 17 years for a bilateral meet, reinforced the primacy of neighbours in India's foreign policy like never before in decades, at least not since the days of Gujral Doctrine. 
 
The results are already showing. A deeply divided country which has struggled to frame a Constitution for years, complaining bitterly in the process about alleged Indian interference, Nepal unanimously endorsed Modi's visit which saw Indian announcing an additional $ 1 billion concessional credit line. Sri Lanka has freed all Indian fishermen from its jails. It is also of significance to the ministry of external affairs (MEA) that almost all SAARC leaders have reassured the government they won't allow their territory to be used against India. 
 
Like in the case of his predecessor, Modi too was seen as driving foreign policy. The ministry of external affairs (MEA) was not complaining though as the world seemed captivated by the new PM. Rarely, if ever, has it happened that senior emissaries from all P5 countries have visited India within first 3 months of a new government taking over. That India was the chief saboteur of the WTO trade facilitation deal - in the negotiations for which MEA was not involved - took some sheen off the new government but the interest in India under Modi is not waning just yet. 
 Even before he formally took over as PM, Modi made the point that India's relations with the US were too important to be led by personal whims. That he meant it became obvious when he quickly accepted President <keyword id="16284" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Obama">Obama</keyword>'s invite for a bilateral meet, saving both State Department and MEA the blushes. 
 
While MEA may or may not have seen any cultural change under Modi's leadership, it certainly witnessed some out-of-box thinking. As expected, the ministry under Modi was forced to think of ways to forward India's economic agenda. The decision to make states stake holders in India's economic diplomacy emerged from Modi's desire that foreign policy act as a springboard for economic success. This `state focus' was first put to use with Singapore in August with as many as 4 chief ministers visiting the country, soon after a visit by foreign minister Sushma Swaraj, to explore possibilities for more investments in the infrastructure sector. 
 MEA's 100-day <keyword id="81267" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="80" keywordseo="report-card">report card</keyword> though is not devoid of blemishes. Modi showed understanding of the geopolitical realities in his handling of <keyword id="6355311" type="COUNTRY" weightage="60" keywordseo="Japan">Japan</keyword> and China (his real test will come in September when he meets <keyword id="590894" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Shinzo-Abe">Shinzo Abe</keyword> and Xi Jinping in a short space of time), but his handling of Pakistan was mercurial. He surprised Pakistan by inviting <keyword id="6576" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="Nawaz-Sharif">Nawaz Sharif</keyword> for his oath taking, indulged in saree and letter diplomacy with him after a spunky Sharif accepted the invite, leading to announcement of foreign secretary-level talks, and then snubbed him by calling off talks over what Islamabad thought was a routine meeting with Hurriyat. All within 3 months of becoming <keyword id="71" type="POSITION" weightage="80" keywordseo="Prime-Minister">prime minister</keyword>. 
 
The risk now is that Modi, by not including ceasefire violations as one of the reasons for cancelling the scheduled talks, may have painted himself so much into a corner that any dialogue resumption exercise in the near future could turn into a zero sum game for the 2 countries. One of the parties may have to concede ground publicly for any such initiative to be successful. 
 
It must be added here though if the current turmoil in Pakistan does end up unsettling Sharif, Modi will be the only man laughing up his sleeve in the end. 
 
MEA's neighbourhood outreach under Modi will also have no meaning if it doesn't move fast to implement the vision outlined by the PM. The fact that the government has shown no interest in ratification of the land boundary agreement or the Teesta water sharing arrangement doesn't bode well for relations with Bangladesh, a country crucial for India's own security. 
 
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NEW DELHI: Pakistan <keyword id="71" type="POSITION" weightage="80" keywordseo="Prime-Minister">Prime Minister</keyword> <keyword id="6576" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Nawaz-Sharif">Nawaz Sharif</keyword> on Tuesday called his meeting with Prime Minister <keyword id="6354477" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Narendra-Modi">Narendra Modi</keyword> as a 'good, healthy and constructive' one. "I had a very warm meeting with PM Narendra Modi," Sharif said. 
 Calling the meeting a historic event, Sharif said, "We seek to pick up threads from <keyword id="6580" type="COMPANY" weightage="40" keywordseo="Lahore">Lahore</keyword> declaration from where we left in 1999. Legacy of mistrust and misgivings have to be left behind." "India and Pakistan have a common agenda of peace and economic stability. We agreed to review and carry forward our bilateral agenda," he added. 
 
"My government stands ready to discuss with India all issues in a spirit of cooperation," Sharif said. "I urge that we should change from confrontation to cooperation and not engage in accusations and counter-accusations," he said. 
 
Stating that he was pleased to be in Delhi on Narendra Modi's invite, Sharif said, "I have invited Indian PM Narendra Modi to Pakistan." "Foreign secretaries from both the sides will hold meetings to take talks further," he said. 
 
Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised issues of terror and the trial in Mumbai attack case in his first bilateral meeting with Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif here today. 
 
According to sources, Modi raised the issue of slow pace of trial in 26/11 terror case which was being held in Pakistan and as also India's core concern of terror with the visiting Pakistani leader. 
 The two leaders also talked about ways to enhance cooperation in the field of trade during the meeting which was attended by External Affairs Minister <keyword id="6355111" type="PERSON" weightage="40" keywordseo="Sushma-Swaraj">Sushma Swaraj</keyword>, Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh among others, they said. 
 
The two leaders had a firm handshake and posed for photographers before heading towards the meeting room for talks at the ceremonial Hyderabad House. 
 
(With inputs from PTI)

Nawaz Sharif Calls Meeting With PM Modi Historic; Says Must Pick Up Ties From Vajpayee's Time

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A total of 112 people have died so far because of a huge fire that erupted early morning yesterday, as a result of a massive fireworks display. The display was a part of the concluding day of the annual festival at a Kali temple in Paravur, Kerala. The fire has also incinerated and wounded nearly 400 others, who were in the radius of half kilometres from the temple. 
 Last evening, police detained five people and filed cases against contractors <keyword id="3318601" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Varkala-Krishnankutty">Varkala Krishnankutty</keyword> and <keyword id="3318602" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Kazhakoottam-Surendran">Kazhakoottam Surendran</keyword>, who were entrusted with the fireworks by the temple authorities. While Surendran is himself critically injured in the fire, Krishnankutty is absconding. 
Prima facie, temple authorities violated the district administration's order against holding a fireworks show, while also violating the Supreme Court's directive against the use of fireworks beyond 10pm. 
 
As the incident saw the light of the day, rescue teams found bodies charred beyond recognition, with several body parts missing, some of which were littered on tree branches and under concrete slabs. 
 
"It wasn't the fire alone that scorched people but the way they were hit by broken concrete that flew like projectiles. People close to the fireworks display were flattened by heavy stones and concrete," Biju G, a witness, told TOI. 
 
The incident reportedly occurred when sparks from a rocket fell on an auto packed with explosives and on an adjacent storeroom that stored more explosives. 
 
To make things worse, it has come into notice that the permission for the show is refused every year, but the rule is violated nonetheless. Even the police remain away from intervening, because of the fear of hurting religious sentiments associated with this 50-year-old practice. 
"We will investigate how the orders were flouted and who was responsible for the decision to go ahead with the fireworks display," said CM Oommen Chandy. 
 
However, the rescue work needs to be given a special mention. PM Modi himself flew down to Kollam with a team of specialist doctors from AIIMS, asking to break the protocol. "It was a shocking and horrific accident. In the explosion, heads got severed from bodies. We will ensure all support. We stand with the people of Kerala and will extend all possible help," Modi said. IAF also made available its helicopters for swift rescue operations. 
 
As compensation, relatives of those who died will receive Rs 10 lakh, while those who are seriously injured will receive Rs 2 lakh each and those with minor injuries will receive Rs 50,000 each. The Union government has also announced Rs 2 lakh as compensation for the kin of each deceased person. 
 
From the international circuit, Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif and Russian President Vladimir Putin have conveyed their condolences to President Mukherjee and PM Modi. 
 
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