Uniform Civil Code in India: Balancing Equality, Religious Freedom, and Constitutional Morality
UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA: BALANCING EQUALITY, RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, AND CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY:- Name: Nirukti Kumari E- mail: niruktikumari@gmail.com Abstract: The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) remains one of the most significant and debated constitutional issues in India. Envisaged under Article 44 of the Constitution as a Directive Principle of State Policy, the UCC seeks to […]
Bail as the rule, jail as the exception: Still a distant reality?
Introduction We all know that if a person does any crime, he or she will go to jail and would be punished. If the person is not guilty will go to court get justice. That person would be free. Meantime the person would ask for bail. But this not easy as it seems. In India […]
Uniform Civil Code in India: Balancing Equality, Religious Freedom, and Constitutional Pluralism
Abstract For years, India has wrestled with the idea of a Uniform Civil Code. Rooted in Article 44, it proposes replacing religion-based personal laws – on matters like marriage, divorce, inheritance, or adoption – with common civil rules for all citizens. Fairness between men and women is one reason supporters back it; so are more […]
THE DUAL TRAGEDY OF MATRIMONIAL DISPUTES: ANALYZING BRIDE MURDER AND FATALITIES OF MEN IN INDIA
THE DUAL TRAGEDY OF MATRIMONIAL DISPUTES: ANALYZING BRIDE MURDER AND FATALITIES OF MEN IN INDIA 1.Introduction Matrimony has always been traditionally looked upon in India as a solemn and life long Sacrament than a purely civil contract. However today, matrimony has been reduced to a distorted morbid picture a rising graph of marital conflict […]
Role Of Local Governments In Federal System
Introduction Federalism, in its classical sense, denotes a constitutional arrangement in which powers are divided between a central authority and constituent units, each operating within its own sphere. However, contemporary federalism has evolved into a more nuanced and layered system, incorporating local governments as a vital third tier. The inclusion of local governments is not […]
The Magistrate as a Gatekeeper of Criminal Justice: Re-examining Remedies Against FIR Refusal
Introduction The registration of a First Information Report is the threshold act that admits a citizen into the machinery of criminal justice. Without a registered FIR for a cognizable offence, no formal investigation is triggered under law, no evidence is secured under statutory authority, and the informant’s account of the offence remains outside the legal […]
Police Verification in Passports
Introduction In an era defined by a push for digital efficiency, administrative processes in India have rapidly evolved. While daily life adapts to automated systems, state-regulated citizen mobility remains strictly grounded in legislative and constitutional frameworks. The most critical intersection of individual liberty, national security, and administrative vetting occurs during Police Verification. Often misconstrued as […]
Can Cooperative Housing Societies Refuse NOC for Sale of Flats? Legal Rights and Remedies
Abstract Nowadays, due to urbanisation and migration of people to different cities and states for employment, education has increased due to which the demand for flats and apartments has also increased because people cannot always buy land or build their own houses, thus they prefer flats and apartments. These flats are generally managed by […]
Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Laws for Unmarried Women in India and the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (Amendment) Act, 2021
Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Laws for Unmarried Women in India and the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (Amendment) Act, 2021 Introduction The right to reproductive choice is an essential aspect of a woman’s personal liberty, dignity, and privacy. In India, abortion is governed by the Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971, which was enacted […]
Rights of Senior Citizens to Claim Maintenance from Grandchildren in India: Recent Legal Shifts A Comprehensive Legal Analysis of the Evolving Framework Under the MWPSC Act, HAMA, BNSS, and Supreme Court Jurisprudence
INTRODUCTION India’s elderly population is growing at an unprecedented rate, straining both family structures and the formal legal system designed to protect them. The joint family system—once the default mechanism for elder care—has fragmented. Grandchildren often reside in different cities or countries, complicating direct caregiving relationships. In this context, Indian law has emerged as the […]