The Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that no "moral policing" can be allowed if two adults are willing to stay together by way of marriage or a live-in relationship. Justice Nandita Dubey made the observation on January 28 while disposing of a habeas corpus petition filed by Jabalpur resident Guljar Khan, who stated that he had married Arti Sahu (19) in Maharashtra and she
The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently held that moral policing cannot be allowed in matters where two major adults have willingly decided to stay together whether by way of marriage or in a live-in relationship
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On a narrow strip of East London road, there’s a sense of anticipation in the kitchens of Brick Lane’s world-famous curry houses.
The buzz emanating from the area adorned with Bangladeshi flags has dimmed over the last year, as restaurants were severely hit by Covid restrictions.
Those that remained open were forced to rely on takeaway income in an area which had made its name on the cultural melting pot atmosphere of the street as much as its food.
Now many of those establishments are preparing for the return of customers. England’s loosening restrictions, which allow diners to eat outside, will have limited impact on the cramped street – but a return to in-house dining is hopefully not far away.