Ranchi: The District Legal Service Authority (DLSA) has resolved the dispute between blind international cricketer Sujit Munda and his wife, Anita Devi, through mediation.DLSA sources said that Anita had approached the them with a complaint her husband was not giving any money to run the family and for the educational expenses of their two children. She also suspected that he was in relation with another woman.DLSA mediator Rajesh Kumar Sinha held around six sittings with the couple and resolved their disputes. Sujit agreed to provide Rs 10,000 monthly to his wife and also educate their children in a good school. He also agreed that he would build a home for the family if they are displaced from the current slum in the Heavy Engineering Corporation area.DLSA secretary Rakesh Ranjan said, It was a win-win situation for the couple. They agreed to respect each other and live in harmony. The mutual distrust between them was removed through counselling. They were also saved from litigation.Notably, Munda was part of the Indian team that won the Blinds T20 Cricket World Cup 2022.We also published the following articles recentlyDLSA trains staff on suicide preventionThe Ranchi District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) has conducted a training program to educate mediators and para-legal volunteers on identifying and responding to individuals at risk of suicide. The program aims to prevent suicides by educating students through legal literacy clubs and counseling those experiencing tension or depression. Complex cases will be referred to specialists. The program also helps mediators counsel disputing parties. The training program at Central Institute Psychiatry (CIP) emphasized the importance of knowing early warning signs and symptoms of suicidal thoughts. Similar programs will be organized in the future.India, Brazil begin talks to resolve sugar related trade dispute at WTOIndia and Brazil are in talks to resolve a sugar-related trade dispute at the WTO. As part of the solution, Brazil may share ethanol production technology with India. This would help India reduce its reliance on overseas oil shipments, cut carbon emissions, and meet its target of 20% ethanol blended petrol by 2025. India would also need to offer something in return to resolve the dispute. The WTOs appellate body is currently not functioning due to differences among member countries. Bilateral trade between India and Brazil increased to $16.6 billion in 2022-23.CM: Finalise plans for devpt around intl cricket stadiumChief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed officials in Varanasi to focus on planned development around the international cricket stadium being gifted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the city. Yogi reviewed preparations for the PMs upcoming visit, during which the stadiums foundation will be laid. He directed officials to consider incorporating hotels, restaurants, and other commercial activities in the surrounding area. Yogi also emphasized the need for foolproof security and a traffic plan to ensure a smooth experience for participants in the Kashi Sansad Sanskritik Mahotsava prize distribution event.

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