The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ruled that Saif Ali Khan cannot inherit his ancestral property in Bhopal, valued at ₹15,000 ...

Saif Ali Khan has already dismissed rumours of him planning to buy back Pataudi Palace, his ancestral home, from a hotel ...

The district court is now going to examine every detail of the case. Nobody from the Pataudi family has commented on the ...

The Enemy Property Act, 1968 and its 2017 amendment have stirred debate over national security, legal rights, and inheritance ...

The Indian government has ordered a fresh trial on the decades-old succession dispute of the Bhopal properties.

Saif Ali Khan’s ‘enemy property’ row, Resham Tipnis shuts down son's suicide rumours, Smita Jaykar spills on Salman Khan-Aishwarya Rai romance: Top 5 Entertainment News ...

Saif Ali Khan faces renewed legal challenges as the Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed his plea regarding ancestral properties in Bhopal, labeled as "enemy property" due to his great-grandmother ...

The Enemy Property Act, 1968, is an Indian law that deals with properties left behind by individuals who migrated to countries considered “enemies” during times of conflict.

Thanks to the evidence base of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), an FSB agent who spied for the enemy at the State Space ...

The land in the prime location of Lucknow in the Dalibagh area belonged to Mukhtar Ansari and his family but was demolished and the area was handed over to the LDA for building EWS flats for the poor.

The Lucknow Development Authority( LDA) will open the registration of 72 EWS flats constructed under the PM housing scheme on the land which earlier was the residence of late mafia don Mukhtar Ansari.

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