bharatish

[bharatish @bharatishD]

@DiprRaichur please look into this matter.

[Rajesh🇮🇳 @RajeshDxae]

Kindly treat this complaint as urgent and take appropriate action at the earliest. Address: house no6-2-139/292 manik nagar raichur behind l.v.d college
Contact Number: 8867922290
@RaichurCityCorp @DMAKarnataka @DCRaichur @CMofKarnataka @PMOIndia @bharatishD

[Amish Aggarwala @AmishAggarwala]

Marriage ends in seven days after bride reveals prior relationship, Indore family court grants divorce

An Indore Family Court reportedly dissolved a marriage within seven days after the bride disclosed soon after the wedding that she had been in a relationship with another person and had entered the marriage under family pressure.

According to the report, both sides agreed that the marriage could not continue and approached the Family Court for divorce. The court found no realistic possibility of reconciliation and decided not to prolong the dispute through extended proceedings.

The matter was treated as unusual because matrimonial cases ordinarily involve counselling, hearings and procedural waiting periods. In this case, however, the court reportedly concluded that continuing the marriage on paper would serve no useful purpose.

Accordingly, the marriage was dissolved within seven days, allowing both parties to separate without prolonged litigation.

[Rajesh🇮🇳 @RajeshDxae]

Kindly treat this complaint as urgent and take appropriate action at the earliest. Address: house no6-2-139/292 manik nagar raichur behind l.v.d college
Contact Number: 8867922290
@RaichurCityCorp @DMAKarnataka @DCRaichur @CMofKarnataka @PMOIndia @bharatishD

[zoë rose bryant @zoerosebryant]

genuinely can’t get through this interview without laughing to the point of tears

[J𝐀NE𝜗𝜚.˚𐙚💞 @Blonddieee_]

THIS HAS TO BE THE BEST DRAGON FIGHT SO FAR!!!!!😩😩❤️❤️
Caraxes is the MVP of Episode 7!

#hotd

[bharatish @bharatishD]

Back then There was no technology, there was no big budget but there were great actors. Now there is technology, there is big budget but no good actors, time annodu pakka 420 !!

[ಅಲ್ಪಸಂಖ್ಯಾತ @alpasankhyata]

ನಟ ಸಾರ್ವಭೌಮ 👑

Dr. Rajkumar is the only actor who truly lived up to his star title 😊

ಇಂತಹ ನಟನಾ ಕೌಶಲ್ಯ ಒಲಿಯಲು ಅದೆಷ್ಟು ತಪಸ್ಸು ಮಾಡಬೇಕೋ, ನಾ ಕಾಣೆ 🙏🏻

If an actor can deliver even 5% of his performances, their job is done 🔥

[SK @Sreekrish555]

Brothers, husbands, fathers... listen up.

Imagine this: You worked 12-14 hour days, sacrificed your youth, your health, your dreams to build a life for your family. You paid the bills, the EMIs, the kids' school fees. You stayed loyal. You loved her.

Then one day, she decides the marriage is 'over.' She walks out. Files for divorce. And the court orders YOU to pay her alimony. Month after month. Year after year.

Your hard-earned money.

Now here's the gut punch: What if that money is funding her new lifestyle? Hotels with her boyfriend. Weekend getaways. Shopping sprees. Parties. While you're left broke, depressed, fighting suicidal thoughts, struggling to even afford a decent meal or see your own kids?

Should the courts grant EVEN ONE RUPEE if she's using it to enjoy with her BF in 5-star hotels?

Even the Supreme Court is now calling this out. In a recent hearing before Justice Pardiwala’s bench, a wife demanded ₹5 crore alimony after a marriage that lasted just one year. The husband offered a reasonable ₹35-40 lakh. The court was shocked. Justice Pardiwala warned: “If such is going to be the stance of the wife, we may have to pass some orders which she may not like.” He told the husband’s lawyer, “You will be making a blunder by calling her back. You won’t be able to keep her. Her dreams are very big.”

This isn’t support. This is legalized extortion.

Alimony was created for a different era – when women had no education, no jobs, no independence. Today? Women are CEOs, earning as much or more. Dual-income homes are normal. Yet family courts still treat men like ATM machines with no expiry date.

Real stories are everywhere. Men losing everything – houses, savings, dignity. Forced to pay lifelong alimony even after she remarries or lives with someone else. Courts rarely monitor how the money is spent. No accountability. She posts luxury vacations on Instagram while you're dodging creditors.

Why should a man pay if:
- She's capable of working but chooses not to?
- She's in a new relationship, enjoying life on your dime?
- The divorce was her choice, her adultery, her abandonment?
- Kids are with you, or grown up?

This isn’t equality. In an equal world, alimony should be gender-neutral, time-bound (maybe 1-2 years max for rehabilitation), and STRICTLY for basic needs — not lifestyle maintenance. Receipts mandatory. New partner? Automatic stop. Misuse? Repayment and consequences.

Men are dying inside. Suicide rates among divorced men are sky-high. Families destroyed. Children alienated. Society pays the price with broken homes.

We need ALIMONY REFORM NOW:
- Temporary and needs-based only.
- Factor in her income, assets, new relationships.
- Equal rights for men too.
- No lifelong payments in short marriages.
- Audit the spending. End the free ride.

If you're a man facing this, know you're not alone. Share your story. Fight back legally. Join men's rights groups. Warn your brothers and sons before marriage — prenups, financial transparency, red flags.

To the lawmakers and judges: Stop punishing men for existing. Marriage shouldn’t be a financial trap. True justice is gender-neutral. Protect families, not one side.

Tag a man who needs to hear this. Share if you’ve seen the pain. Comment your thoughts — should courts fund her hotel romance with YOUR money? Even the Supreme Court said enough in the 5 crore case.

This system must change. For our sons. For justice. For humanity.

#MensRights #AlimonyReform #DivorceIsScam #FamilyCourtBias #StopMisuse #JusticePardiwala #SCAlimony

[New India voice🔥💪🇮🇳 @Strongindia28]

जीवन में कुछ मिले ना मिले लेकिन जीवनसाथी के रूप में ऐसी गिरी मानसिकता वाले लड़के - लड़कियाँ किसी को ना मिले !
पूरा सुनिये और अपनी राय बताइये ⁉️

[The married man @marriedmn]

Never give a woman a second chance if she did any of these five things:

1. Cheating and betrayal.

[Modern buddha @modernbuddh]

Some people enter your life to wake you up.”

— Rumi

[☆ @Literarium24]

"I am a victim of my own conscience, constantly feeling guilt for things I have not done."

—Franz Kafka

[bharatish @bharatishD]

@olleyadagali @RailMinIndia @SWRRLY @drmsbc @RailMadad That's because they want kannada passengers to Sleepwell during journey!!

[bharatish @bharatishD]

@Lastdaddi Guilty pleasure or noble pain ??

[bharatish @bharatishD]

@devops_nk We are at the worst time of Indian society, we are good for neither love marriage nor arranged marriage.

[Nandkishor @devops_nk]

Arrange Marriage is the biggest scam in India.

Two people who barely know each other
are expected to spend their entire life together.
And somehow this is called safe.

- Parents decide.
- Relatives interfere.
- Society approves.
- And the two people getting married ?
They just adjust.

- Boy’s side checks beauty.
- Girl’s side checks money.
- Families check status.
But no one checks compatibility.

It becomes less about two humans and more about two families closing a deal.
- No real bonding.
- No understanding.
- Just one assumption:
"Stay together for few months feelings will develop."
But life doesn’t work like that.

- Some marriages survive.
- Some people suffer silently.
- Some lose themselves trying to adjust.
- And in the worst cases some don’t survive at all.

Still in 2026
- If a girl chooses someone understanding and supportive, but from a different caste
Society says No.

- But if two strangers agree through relatives
- Society says Perfect Match.

- We say we're modern.
- But when it comes to marriage
- Nothing has really changed.
- Not all arranged marriages are bad.
- Not all love marriages are perfect.

But forcing two strangers together
and calling it tradition
That’s where the problem begins.
Sometimes,
the biggest risk in India
is not falling in love

It's marrying someone you never truly knew.

[Dard_e_Dil🕊 @dard_aai_dil]

“Dil ameer tha aur,
muqaddar gareeb tha,

ache the hum magar
bura naseeb tha,

lakh koshish kar ke bhi,
kuch kar na sake ham.

ghar bhi jalta raha aur,
samandar bhi kareeb tha”.

[Dastan-e-Ishq🕊️ @Dastan_e_ishq_]

"Hone the jitne khel muqaddar ke ho gaye,
Hum tooti naav leke samundar ke ho gaye."

[The Odin @TheOdin_II]

A cheating wife can still play the good wife.

She can hug you, cook for you, smile at you, and act like nothing is wrong.

You might think everything is fine. You might even brag about how lucky you are.

Meanwhile, she is hiding messages, lies, and late-night meetings.

The betrayal is quiet. You don’t see it coming.
But the damage? That hits hard, trust gone, respect gone, love questioned.

Never confuse appearances for loyalty. Cheating doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it whispers while destroying everything.

🤷‍♂️

[Modern Dad @ModernxDad]

The man who loves you most will never take you back because..

[𓆩इश्क़परी𓆪 @ISHQ_PARI]

कोई साथ नहीं जाने वाला >>🌸💯