The Goddess of Wisdom looked after a Thai fisherman in the form of whale vomit. Don’t be alarmed by the vomiting of a whale, but be shocked if you can. Jumras Theokhat, a fisherman, received a vomit worth Rs. As we walk along Koh Samui beach, we notice the Jumras stone-like object. Jumras preserved the stone and kept it special. Jumras informed government officials that they were suspicious. They came and checked and the sample was taken for expert examination. There was no information for months. Authorities contacted Jumras a few days ago.

Whale Vomited

Jumras has the oil sap of a whale. The sap, which weighs about six kilograms and 350 grams, is said to be worth 2 crores 26 lakhs. Authorities have promised to pay Jumras a fair price if the property is handed over to the government. Jumras told the media that this was a treasure he had brought to the sea. Whale vomiting is mainly used in the perfume industry. It is essential for the manufacture of odorless alcohol perfume

After eight years of treatment, 19-year-old Molly Rose Taylor learns about her rare condition. Molly has been in severe pain since her first menstruation at the age of nine. Molly, a native of Kent, consulted many doctors. Even with the use of a tampon, menstrual blood came out. Molly had a rare condition called Uterus didelphys.

Molly Rose Taylor

The vagina is divided into two halves with a tissue of 2 cm. That is two vagina body types. Molly’s vagina is a longitudinal septum, a two cm long tissue. It was removed in 2017. Doctors initially suspected it was a sexually transmitted disease. A subsequent examination revealed that Molly had two vaginal and two cervical faces. Doctors have warned of extra care in future situations. This is a rare condition in one in every 3,000 people

The court ruled that Matrimony should be compensated because he could not find a suitable groom. The District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum has asked the Marriage Bureau to pay the complainant a fee of Rs 50,000 along with interest, plus Rs 12,000 in compensation and costs.

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The Bureau promised to find a suitable young man from the Jat community who would work as a doctor. The Bureau also promised to provide information on 18 prospective first-timers and get married within 9 months. However, Chahal canceled his contract with the Bureau after he failed to find a suitable marriage proposal. The complainant is Surinder Pal Singh Chahal from Mohali. According to the petitioner, the marriage bureau of Wedding Venues was involved in a newspaper advertisement for her daughter, who was working as a doctor in Haryana. Believing the bureau’s promises, he signed a contract worth Rs 50,000. He was included in the Royal Member category.

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The Bureau held that when the incident was controversial, they were only offering consultations and did not promise 100 percent success. But this was not approved by the Consumer Dispute Resolution Forum. The forum said the bureau was offering absurd justifications. Not only was the complainant losing money but also wasting valuable time. He said the agency had failed miserably to fulfill its professional service and ordered it to pay a hefty fine