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Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges
Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges 
Pune woman forced by in-laws alleges black magic 
 

Pune woman alleges she was forced to eat powdered human bones by in-laws to conceive child

Forced to eat powdered bones of dead human by in-laws to conceive child, alleges
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In a shocking incident, a woman was allegedly forced by her in-laws and husband to eat powdered human bones as a part of a black magic ritual advised by the local occultist to conceive a child.
Following a complaint by the woman, Pune Police on Wednesday registered an FIR or police case against seven people including the husband, in-laws and the occultist.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Suhail Sharma of Pune city Police, said, "Police have registered a case under sections 498 a, 323, 504, 506 of IPC along with section 3 of anti-superstition act (Maharashtra Prevention and Eradication of Human Sacrifice and other Inhuman, Evil and Aghori Practices and Black Magic Act, 2013) against seven persons."
The victim apparently registered a complaint with the police on separate matters. In the first matter, the victim alleged that her in-laws had demanded some dowry during the time of marriage (in 2019) which included some cash, gold and silver jewellery.
In the second matter, the police have imposed section 3 of anti-superstition and black magic, according to the complaint application. According to the police, in the second matter, during several Amavasya, the victim's in-laws forced her to indulge in some superstitious activities at home and in some other rituals the victim was forcefully taken to an unknown crematorium and asked to eat some bones of a dead human.&nbsp;
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A new study suggests that childbirth can create changes in the female body and permanently alter bones. 

Study suggests pregnancy can alter female bones permanently 

A new study suggests that childbirth can create changes in the female body and permanently alter bones.&nbsp;

According to a study published in the PLOS one journal, childbirth can create changes in the female body and permanently alter bones.&nbsp;
For the study, researchers used electron microscopy and energy-dispersive X-ray analysis to look at the chemical composition of tissue samples from the bones. They discovered that females who have given birth have lower calcium and phosphorus levels than those who have not reproduced.
The findings revealed that reproduction can have long-term impacts on the female body. A change was also noticed in magnesium concentration, which declined in breastfeeding females.
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