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23-Year-Old Tutor 5 Months Pregnant After Eloping With 13-Year-Old Student

The New Indian Express Mangaluru

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May 03, 2025

THE 23-year-old private tutor, who had eloped with her 13-year-old student in Gujarat's Surat, was found to be five months pregnant during a medical examination, raising urgent concerns over child safety in informal education settings.

- DILIP SINGH KSHATRIYA @ Ahmedabad

In a shocking revelation, she alleged the minor is the father, prompting authorities to order an immediate DNA test. Police interrogation further revealed that the two had been involved in a physical relationship for several months, laying bare a chilling breach of trust and protection.

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SMAT: Dhull stars as Delhi beat TN

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Malen's double inspires Villa

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India vs SA: Focus on team combo ahead of 1st ODI

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Militants open fire at Manipur Army jawans

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The New Indian Express Mangaluru

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At DGP meet, Shah credits security grid for Maoist rout

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The New Indian Express Mangaluru

Inside RCB's squad construction for upcoming season of WPL

AROUND 6.50 PM on Thursday, during the Women's Premier League auction, a bidding war between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and UP Warriorz (UPW) caught the attention of everyone in the room. RCB, with ₹2.8 crore in their purse, and UPW (₹3.85 crore) - both had ten players in their squads - were going toe-to-toe to sign Shikha Pandey and not worried about breaking the bank.

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40 BLO deaths in Bengal so far: TMC

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Court can sit till midnight to deliver justice to poor litigants, says CJI

CHIEF Justice of India Surya Kant on Friday said there will be no \"luxury litigation\" in his court as his priority is to ensure justice for poor litigants, emphasising that if required, he will hold the court till midnight for them.

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