About joint family in telugu

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Short Note on Hindu Joint Family- Under Mitakshara and Dayabhaga Saimy Eliza Abraham Assistant Professor KMCT Law College, Kuttippuram, Kerala, India ABSTRACT: Joint family is a fundamental aspect of Hindu Law in which the concept of joint family is where their common ancestor and his male lineal descendants along with other members such as wives, daughters, unmarried persons who stay together under one roof sharing everything in common. In both the school i. Mitakshara and Dayabhaga. The concept of joint family property is the area which makes each of them different from one other. For every Hindu there will be no escape from the Joint Family, may be in one generation or other the Hindu will come into the existence of Joint Family automatically. Therefore it is mentioned under the Hindu Laws that there is a presumption that each family will be considered as a Joint Family. So under this article would be focusing more on the concept of Hindu Joint Family involved and the major roles played by of Karta, Coparcenary in handling with the Joint Family Property. Apart from all the above will come into the major difference between Mitakshara and Dayabhaga. Keywords: Hindu Law, Joint Family Property, Mitakshara, Dayabhaga. I. INTRODUCTION Before began with the study firstly we will understand the layman language what is Joint Family Property? According to Oxford dictionary Joint Family means were an extended family consisting of two or more generation and their spouses living tog...

Running time 160 minutes Country India Language Telugu Ummadi Kutumbam ( transl. Joint Family) is a 1967 Indian Plot [ ] The film begins in a village where a conjoined family in which an old mother has four sons, Nagaiah a clerk, Chandram a farmer, Mukunda one that molded into a doctor by the strive hard of all. Above all, Ramu is a gallant naughty younger who spends his life with stage plays but provides regard to his family. The 3 siblings are knitted Nagaiah’s wife Gauri is bratty, Chandram’s wife Kantham is a shrew whereas Mukundam’s wife Rama is benevolent. Ramu pays the utmost respect to Rama, also dotes on Nagaiah’s son Kittu and he too reciprocates. Soon Mukundam backs, detests Rama due to her traditional customs, and quits. In the city, he is snared by a dancer Mohini and neglects the family. At home, a falling-out arises between the daughters-in-law that makes a rupture, Chandram moves to his in-laws’ house and Gauri splits the house into two. Plus, Rama is subjected to indignities when Ramu proceeds to the city to retrieve Mukundam. On the way, he aids a girl Sarada the daughter of the Zamindar, who shelters him and the same night he protects them from thieves. Following, Ramu reaches Mukundam and gets dejected comprehending his state when Sarada contacts Mohini, to get rid of Mukundam when she offends her. Now Sarada seeks vengeance and carves Ramu as a civilized when they fall in love. Meanwhile, Chandram is slighted in his in-law's house and exits turning ins...

Family or Relation: Telugu Pronunciation: Usage: Telugu Pronunciation: Aunt (Father's Sister) atta a-tta Aunt (Mother's elder Sister) doDDamma do-DDa-mma Aunt (Mother's younger Sister) pinni pi-nni Elder Brother anna a-nna Younger Brother tammuDu ta-mmu-Du Brother-in-law (Husband's Older Brother) bAva gAru bA-va gA-ru Brother-in-law (Husband's Sister's Husband) annayya gAru a-nna-yya gA-ru Brother-in-law (Husband's Younger Brother) maridi ma-ri-di Brother-in-law (Wife's Brother) bAvamaridi bA-va-ma-ri-di Brother (Wife's Elder Sister's Husband) annayya gAru a-nna-yya gA-ru Brother (Wife's Younger Sister's Husband) annayya gAru tammuDu gAru ta-mmu-Du gA-ru Child pillaDu (m), pilla (f) pi-lla-Du (m), pi-lla (f) Daughter kUturu kU-tu-ru Daugter-in-law kODalu kO-Da-lu Father nAnna nA-nna Father-in-law mAva-gAru mA-va-gA-ru Father's Older Brother's Wife doDDamma do-DDa-mma Father's Younger Brother's Wife pinni pi-nni Granddaughter (Daughter's daughter) manavarAlu ma-na-va-rA-lu Granddaughter (Son's Daughter manavarAlu ma-na-va-rA-lu Grandfather (Father's Father) tAta tA-ta Grandfather (Mother's Father) tAta tA-ta Grandmother (Father's Mother) mAmma mA-mma Grandmother (Mother's Mother) ammamma a-mma-mma Grandson (Daughter's Son) manavaDu ma-na-va-Du Grandson (Son's Son) manavaDu ma-na-va-Du Husband bharta magaDu bha-rta ma-ga-Du Mother amma a-mma Mother-in-law atta a-tta Mother's Brother's Wife atta a-tta Nephew (Brother's Son) koDuku ko-du-ku Nephew (Sister's Son) mEnalluDu mE-n...

Thiruvanathapuram, Jan 31 : Gandhibhavan situated on the banks of Kallada river in Pathanapuram, Kollam district of Kerala, can be considered as the largest joint family in Asia with destitute, orphans, cancer patients, HIV patients, TB patients, mentally deranged and terminal ill paraplegics living together in this serene ambience and atmosphere.Presently Gandhibhavan houses around 1,200 people – men, women and children from one year old toddlers to a 100-year-old grandmother. Punalur Somarajan, the moving force behind this institution which is named after Mahatma Gandhi, was a college teacher and had strived for the love and care of his mother whom he had lost when he was very young.Somarajan while speaking to IANS said, “I got this trait of helping others and supporting those under distress from my father, who used to bring home children and old people whom he found on the streets, provide them a square meal, a new pair of dress and a place to sleep.” Among the 1,200 inmates of Gandhibhavan, 300 are terminally ill and many are suffering from acute diseases.However, the institution takes care of each of them. A dedicated team of around 300 volunteers is on round the clock duty. When any person is found on the street in an abandoned condition in the southern districts of Kerala like Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Idukki, Kottayam and even Ernakulam, the state police take them to Gandhibhavan.Such is the credibility of the organisation. Gandhibhavan which star...