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Individuals who work through individual treatment issues benefit the couple and the marriage counsellor. Individual therapy or one-on-one counselling with a marriage counsellor helps them feel less judged by their partners and helps them feel more comfortable expressing their feelings. In other cases, a partner's refusal to attend sessions may lead a spouse to seek relationship counselling independently.
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On August 18th, the Supreme Court took suo moto cognizance of the rape-murder case after huge protests took place around the country against the rape and murder of a female resident doctor at the R.G. Kar Medical College, Kolkata dated 9th August 2024.
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