Man Aged 90 Years Looks for a Wife

As per a report:

An Ahmedabad-based retired banker after completing ninty years of his life, is now looking for a partner. The 90-year-old Gujarati man, who lost his wife 25 years after retirement, is the father of two sons and two daughters, reported the Times of India (TOI).

Living in one of his daughter’s house, he pays a rent of Rs17,000 (RM1,120) to her every month, and Rs 6,000 (RM400) to his son for food. “Since my children are only interested in my money, I am now looking for a better half with whom I can spend the last days of my life,” he said.

According to the TOI report, the former banker has contacted a charitable organisation to find him a wife “of any age” in order to get care and company to live peacefully. “He has contacted us to find a better half for him since his children are not taking care of him,” told Natubhai Patel of the Vinamulye Amulya Seva Organisation.

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Wife Dream's & Cops trace body of missing Husband from Well

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It was a 'dream' or rather a 'nightmare' of an elderly woman for the police to recover the body of her murdered husband from a well in India's Madhya Pradesh. The Times of India reported that Chhotelal Sen, 65, resident of districts Kashipura village left home for a prayers on March 24. After a frantic search, his wife Gauri Bai lodged a missing complaint with the police after 10 days. On April 21, Sen's decomposed body was fished out from a well at the village outskirts. 

Interestingly, the body was located following Gauri's claim that his body might be found in a particular well at the village outskirt. "He was murdered and thrown into the well...I saw it in my dream," The ToI quoted the woman saying. She told her dream to the police who took it on record and recovered the body. Superintendent of police (SP) Lalit Shakyavar said, "We too were surprised by her dream and subsequent recovery of the body. Everything is on record and before witnesses. 

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Man allegedly kills Wife for not putting Tomatoes in Dish

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A man allegedly killed his wife in a fit of rage when he found that the vegetable dish served to him in his meal did not have tomatoes in it, police said today. A 32-year-old man killed his wife by repeatedly smashing her head against a wall for not adding tomatoes in his dish. 

The incident was reported from Lakshman Jhula area near Rishikesh. Police said the accused Virender Singh Maratha works as a security guard at Bhootnath Temple and has been arrested on charges of murder. Investigation reveals Prabha Maratha, 30, died on the spot. 

Her autopsy report suggests severe head injuries led to her death. According to Pauri SSP Ajay Joshi, Maratha was extremely angry when his wife served him a potato dish which did not have tomatoes in it. Maratha, however, fled from the house after killing his wife.

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Top Bureaucrat's Wife stuck in Traffic, 4 Cops suspended

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AGRA: Four policemen have been suspended for stopping traffic to clear the way for vehicles of a former UP police chief and his family that apparently left many commuters stranded including the wife of a top bureaucrat in the state. Former director general of police Prakash Singh and his family were on their way to a memorial of the founder of the Radhasoami faith in Dayalbagh on Sunday when the traffic was allegedly held up by the cops to let their cars pass.

According to sources, the wife of a top UP government bureaucrat, who was stuck in the traffic jam, made a clipping of the incident and sent it to her husband, who called up local police authorities. SSP Shalabh Mathur said he had ordered the suspension of the four policemen — two sub-inspectors and as many constables - for causing the traffic jam and the incident would be inquired into by the circle officer, east, K P Yadav.

The suspended cops are PRO to the DIG of Agra range, sub inspector Pramendra, SI Sanjeev Dubey of the New Agra police station and constables Suresh Kumar Singh and Raghuvir Singh of the Cheetah mobile squad.

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Court Asks Man to Spend Equal Time with Wife and Live-in Partner

Now what would you say to this report that a Court has asked s Man to spend equal time with his Wife and his Live-in Partner. As per the report:

A Lok Adalat held in Khandwa has brokered a unique agreement among a man, his wife and his live-in partner, granting the latter an exclusive 15-day access per month to the man in question. The court also asked the man to spend another half of the month exclusively with his wife. 

As per the order issued by judge Ganga Charan Dube on Saturday, the wife and the live-in partner will live under the same roof and share space with the man they love for a fortnight each, following a mutual agreement between them. The house of the man, who retired recently as a state electricity department employee in Omkareshwar, has three rooms and as per the agreement, he will stay in the middle while remaining two rooms will be occupied by his wife and his woman friend, separately.

"The middle room will have an access to both the rooms and the court directed the man to spend a fortnight each with both of them," said government advocate Ashwini Bhate. As per the agreement, the live-in partner will also have equal share in movable and immovable properties of the man they love.

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Chinese Man Sends £900k Gift To Future Wife

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A Chinese man has sent baskets and boxes of cash in a fleet of luxury cars as a gift to his future bride. In an extravagant display the suitor hired 18 porters to transport bamboo baskets filled with 100 yuan notes to her home in Zhejiang, in the southeastern province of China. 

A Maserati sports car led the procession of the delivery of the grand total of 8, 888,888m yuan (£900,000), which weighed more than 102kg. Money is an accepted and appropriate welcome gift in Chinese culture, with eight considered to be a lucky number. In some areas of Zhejiang it is customary to give engagement gifts - usually including alcohol and commodities.

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