Times of India reports that the Uttarakhand Police (UPP) conducts “Operation Kiran” to support family reconciliation and resolve domestic disputes. In the latest instance, the police help five couples reconcile through counseling and mediation efforts. The report describes police intervention aimed at bringing the couples back to shared understanding and reducing tensions that had led to separation or conflict. While details of the underlying disputes are not provided in the information available, the focus is on the police’s role in facilitating discussion between partners and encouraging settlement within families. The story portrays Operation Kiran as an ongoing initiative by the UPP, operating through engagement with affected couples to encourage peaceful resolution rather than escalation. The reports emphasize that the five couples reconcile following these efforts, indicating that the intervention succeeds in restoring relationships in those cases. No further figures on repeat cases, timeframes, or legal proceedings are included in the provided material.