Intense discussions over India's family court system have been triggered by the sad suicide of 34-year-old software worker Atul Subhash. His thorough suicide note and film demonstrated the psychological and monetary costs associated with protracted court disputes. Concerns regarding alimony and its effects on males are especially brought up by this case.
 
The judicial ecology has been harshly exposed by Atul's death. Critics assert that it is frequently biased and inconsiderate of the difficulties males have in these kinds of conflicts. Alimony can become a lifetime commitment in India. This is not the case in many other nations where it is time-bound. Men are frequently at a disadvantage, according to critics. Years of legal disputes may be extremely taxing on both an emotional and financial level.
 
The divorce of samantha Ruth Prabhu and Akkineni naga chaitanya has come up again as a counterexample in this discussion. After their breakup, samantha allegedly turned down naga Chaitanya's offer of ₹200 crore in alimony. For many, this is a sign of dignity and self-respect. samantha has received a ton of love on social media. Users draw attention to the fact that not all women take advantage of the system to make money. Their separation's specifics are yet unknown. Samantha's choice, meanwhile, has come to represent a more equitable view of divorce for many.
 
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16/12/2024 11:35 AM