@ Author,
1. A ground for Divorce is based on Personal Laws followed by of the spouse and under which marriage was conducted (?Hindu Marriage – Muslim Marriage – Special Marriage – Foreign Marriage - Christian Marriage?). Since it is not mentioned under which Personal Law you both married it will be futile to suggest specific ground that may apply to seek divorce if any.
2. If from one year she is keeping quite then it is suggested to arrange (local) interjectors to talk to her – her side as to what are their opinion as they think to this marriage. If any patch-up possible or she – her sides also think of divorce. If divorce then does she have any terms and conditions (monetary) etc. etc. Smooth divorce is sought to end marriages of such short duration via Mutual Consent route. If she – her side hints of Mutual Consent Divorce then both spouses can opt for it by settling their reasonable wants and capacity to fulfill same by way of drawing up an MoU and appointing local Advocate and filing joint petition and subject to enquiry of the court decree in divorce is granted in 6 – 18 months time.
3. For NRI’s as in this brief it is suggested to find what she also wants, and get information of wife’s jurisdiction (ordinary place of residence) and then find if the District Court there has video conference facility and finally find a local advocate who is normally found via reference or via this forums - LCI Lawyers search database and then approach the Court to grant divorce via mutual consent divorce route.
4. Hence, unless you or your interjectors in India have clue as to what she also wants it is futile exercise to suggest you more options which is my view and NRI’s as of now are not specially treated as per Laws of the land.
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