A Gurugram couple suspects a child swap at a Greater Kailash IVF clinic after a DNA test revealed neither parent was biologically related to one of their newborn twins. They allege authorities have been slow to act, leading to a court-ordered FIR that was later stayed.
UK government ministers are urged to set targets for increasing the number of male teachers in England. MPs are also pushing for extended paternity leave, citing the UK's poor standing among OECD countries and the need to combat 'toxic masculinity' and the 'manosphere'.
Sevinç Yıldız sued businessman Raif Dinçkök for paternity, claiming he is the father of her child, İris. A DNA test confirmed Dinçkök is the father with 99.99% certainty. Yıldız also sought protection from alleged threats.
The Himachal Pradesh High Court ruled that DNA tests cannot be routinely used in matrimonial disputes to challenge paternity, emphasizing the protection of a child's dignity and identity over allegations of infidelity. The court upheld a lower court's decision to deny a DNA test application, citing the potential for social stigma and the availability of other evidence.
Moushumi Chatterjee reminisces about working with Rajesh Khanna, describing him as a "spoilt brat" whose superstardom affected him. She reflects philosophically on loneliness and karma, noting that everyone faces such phases. Chatterjee also recounts a past incident where Khanna questioned her daughter's paternity, to which she responded sharply, leaving him speechless.
Shivon Zilis, former OpenAI board member and mother to Elon Musk's four children, testified about their relationship. She revealed a one-off romantic encounter with Musk, which evolved into a friendship and co-parenting arrangement after he proposed fathering her children due to her health concerns. Initially, Musk's paternity was kept confidential, with Zilis informing Sam Altman later.
A UK solicitor and genetics professor have used DNA testing and commercial genealogy databases to confirm paternity for 12 children born to British soldiers at a military base in Nanyuki, Kenya. The children, some of whom were told their fathers were dead, can now register for British citizenship and receive child support. Nearly 100 documented cases exist, with the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (Batuk) operational since 1964.
