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    Growing medicalisation of female circumcision in Asia sparks risk warnings from human rights advocates

    In Asia, health professionals are increasingly performing female genital mutilation (FGM), a practice with no medical benefits. While parents seek safer procedures, rights advocates warn this 'medicalisation' legitimises a harmful human rights violation. Experts stress that FGM causes severe physical and psychological harm, and its professionalisation risks entrenching the practice, hindering global eradication efforts.

    World Arthritis Day: 5 reasons why women are more prone than men to arthritis

    World Arthritis Day highlights a common condition causing joint pain and stiffness. Millions globally are affected, with women facing higher risks. Hormonal changes and biological factors contribute to this disparity. Early diagnosis and lifestyle changes are key for managing arthritis. Understanding these factors empowers women to take control of their joint health throughout their lives.

    Sex education should be provided to children from a younger age: SC

    The Supreme Court has advocated for earlier sex education, suggesting it should be integrated into the curriculum from a younger age, not just Class IX. Justices Sanjay Kumar and Alok Aradhe emphasized the need for young adolescents to be informed about puberty-related hormonal changes and necessary precautions.

    Nepal crowns 2-year-old Aryatara Shakya as 'living Goddess': All about country’s divine child worshipped by Hindus & Buddhists

    Two-year-old Aryatara Shakya was crowned Nepal’s new living goddess, the Kumari, continuing a centuries-old tradition blending faith and culture. Her enthronement during the Dashain festival highlights a stringent selection process and profound spiritual significance. This revered role involves a secluded life, with former goddesses facing unique post-tenure challenges.

    Maha Navami 2025 Kanya Pujan Today: Navratri auspicious muhurat, perfect dos and don’ts you must follow for divine blessings

    Kanya Pujan is a Navratri ritual. It honors young girls as divine Shakti. Families will perform this puja on Navami, October 1, 2025. The ritual involves washing feet, offering food, and giving gifts. It teaches humility and devotion. Observing it with sincerity connects families to spiritual essence. This tradition celebrates divine energy.

    Conflict between personal laws, national legislation warrants legislative clarity: Delhi HC

    The Delhi High Court, while granting bail to a 24-year-old man accused of marrying an alleged minor, raised the need for a Uniform Civil Code to resolve conflicts between personal laws and national legislation. Justice Arun Monga noted Muslim law permits marriages after puberty, but Indian criminal law deems them offences, urging legislative clarity for legal certainty and social harmony.

    The Economic Times
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