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File money recovery suit on him.

It depends on the type of loan; secured or unsecured and the statutory laws (like the SARFAESI Act) that govern recovery. In short yes bank can seize the property/assets.

As per law, long-term live-in relationships are often treated as “relationships in the nature of marriage.So she might claim relief potentially under the Domestic Violence Act and may also allege Rape on pretext of marriage. At first look for mediation, if fails then consult a lawyer .

however you are actively offering to marry her and such charges of deception on pretext of marriage become very weak

Aapko court mein ek application lagani hogi under section 340 CrPc. Aap apne lawyer ke zariye court ko bata sakte hain ki dusri party ne “Perjury” (adalat mein jhooth bolna) ki hai.Jab aap application dete hain, toh Judge uski inquiry karta hai. Agar Judge ko lagta hai ki jhooth bola gaya hai, toh woh khud ek complaint likhkar Magistrate ko bhej deta hai under section 191or 193 IPC mein criminal case chalane ke liye

If you have been a victim of cybercrime or online fraud, the first 2 hours are the most critical. Immediately , call the National Cyber Crime Helpline Number 1930. Thereafter report the incident to your bank which will block your credit/debit cards, net banking, and UPI access.
You can also make a complaint on National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.

Yes, abortion is legal in India upto 20 weeks under medical termination of Pregnancy Act and upto 24 weeks under certain conditions.

If your calls are made to a third person to which the person recording has no concern with then you can definitely lodge an FIR against that person as he is infringing your right of privacy and also that is an offence under Telegraph Act

Register your society under the Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act, 2012.
Thereafter transfer the assets, employees, and operations from the Trust to the Society.
Once the transfer is complete, formally close the Trust.

Since you are the natural parents, you are already the legal guardians.However if you wan some one to be their gaurdian after your death then you can appoint a Testamentary Guardian through a Will. Also,if you are unable to care for the child , you can approach court c the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890.