judgment adopted the parties' separation agreement, which included, among other things, provisions for the custody and support of the parties' two minor children. The separation agreement indicated that the mother would have primary physical custody of the children but that the father would have significant "secondary" physical custody as well. Specifically, the agreement provided that the father would have physical custody of the children every other week from Thursday after school through Monday morning at 8:00 a.m. On other weeks, the father would have physical custody of the children on Wednesday after school until the next morning. The father also would have physical custody of the children during the week of fall break, and the parents would split physical custody of the children equally during all other holidays.
Thewe grow watermelon, muskmelon and cucumber.”

Manjhi, 65 lives in Chotepur on the banks of the Ken. He says the river linking will lead to a dearth of water resources in area. (Vipin Kumar / Hindustan Times)

As the country’s most populous state gets into campaign-mode for the 2017 assembly polls, illegal sand mining and the Ken-Betwa project are bound to figure prominently on the agenda of political rivals – If not for the merits of the project, then surely for the controversies swirling around it. On July 28, the Allahabad High Court stopped sand mining and directed the CBI to investigate the illegal business in the state. In September, chief minister Akhilesh Yadav sacked state mining minister Gayatri Prajapati over allegations of his involvement in illegal mining. Recently, BJP