Title: Tillakaratne Dilshan
Content:  was opened again in 2017, after Dilshan had failed to pay some of the monthly fees. On 24 April 2017, Colombo Magistrate Courts issued an arrest warrant to Dilshan due to his absence in the Court. However, Dilshan finally appeared on court on 25 April 2017. Dilshan is now married to Sri Lankan teledrama actress Manjula Thilini. Their marriage was celebrated in India during the 2008 IPL series. Dilshan has two daughters and two sons from this marriage. Their eldest daughter is Resandi Linama Tillakaratne, and second is Lasadi Dihasansa Tillakaratne. Their elder son is Dihela Dinhath Tillakaratne, and 
Title: Tillakaratne Dilshan
Content:  stated that even though Dilshan had a Muslim name, he and his siblings followed their mother's religion during their childhood and officially changed his religion and name after his parents separated. Dilshan was married to Nilanka Vithanage, with whom he had one boy: Resadu Tillakaratne. After divorcing Dilshan, Nilanka filed a lawsuit over child alimony. He was issued with a notice to appear in court after the 2011 Cricket World Cup, but he refused some of these notices. The case was later settled with Dilshan to pay about 200,000 LKR each month for his ex-wife and his son. The court 
Title: Bilkis Dadi
Content:  Bilkis was born in a village in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh, India. She did not receive any formal education and grew up reading the Quran Sharif. Vice summarizes her life— "She spent her life raising her six children, farming and rearing cattle". Her husband died when she was in her early 70s. She lives in Shaheen Bagh, Delhi, with her daughters-in-law and grandchildren.
Title: Dhir Shumsher Rana
Content:  One of daughter of Dhir Shumsher, Princess Khadga Divyeshwari Devi was married to Chautariya Lakshmi Narayan Shah of Salyan. In Vikrama 1966, she received a house on inheritable Bakas-Birta tenure from King Prithvi Bir Bikram Shah Dev.
Title: Dharan Kumar
Content:  In September 2017, Dharan married film actress Deekshitha Manikkam.
Title: Bhikari Bal
Content:  Bhikari Bal was born in Sobala Village Under Gogua, Gangapada Kendrapara Block/district in the state of Odisha, India. His parents, Ramachandra Bal and Gellharani Devi, died when he was very young. After the death of his first wife, his father Ramachandra had married Gellharani, Bhikari's mother. Ramachandra's first wife had given birth to a son, Dhaneswara, who was much older than Bhikari. Gellharani gave birth to several children but none of them survived. So they named their surviving only son "Bhikari" - the beggar. Out of superstition, the parents pretended to have sold the baby to an untouchable family from whom they bought their child back. The child survived but the parents died not long after, so 
Title: Intekhab Dinar
Content:  Dinar married actress Bijori Barkatullah in 2013.
Title: Jhilik Bhattacharjee
Content:  She is married to MLA Pritiranjan Ghadai in a private marriage ceremony in Chilika on 11 March 2020. Her father in law is the Former Finance Minister and BJD Vice President Sri Prafulla Chandra Ghadai.
Title: Birkali
Content:  Birkali is a village in the state of Rajasthan, India. Birkali was established by Sultan Singh Ji of Bhukarka in 1758 as a "Ek lari jageer". It's inhabited by over 5,000 residents with many from the Bika Rajput clan, the most well known being Sawai Singh Bika, the football player, and Chander Singh "Badali" Bika notable for his poetry, specifically the poems Lu and Badali. Birkali is approximately 14 miles west of Nohar and 50 miles south of Hanumangarh. Birkali is an agricultural community with no industry to speak of. The main crops in the summer months are Bajari, Moath, and Guar. The main crops in the winter months are Sarson (Mustard oil, Mustard seed), and Channe.
Title: Bilkha
Content:  According to a legend, Bilkha was the ancient Balisthan or residence of the legendary king Bali. It is situated about eighteen miles east of Vamansthali (the present Vanthali), the abode of Vamana. During British period, it is owned by Kathis of the Vala tribe, a branch of the Jetpur house. In 1880s, Vala Kala Devdan was a its talukdar who had fourth class jurisdiction in his sole villages, and Valas Ala and Desa both sons of Bhima Sata, they each exercised sixth class jurisdiction in their sole villages. Bilkha itself was joint between the above-mentioned shareholders so it was managed by a thanadar subordinate to the Jetpur taluka court.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Apparently Bilikere Dwarakanath did not have a spouse.
Answer: True