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It may interest readers to know that from its formation till the 1984 general election, the BJP had no interest in Ayodhya

Lecturer of Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth, Dr Mithilesh Kumar Gautam was fired after posting on social media that women should not fast during Navratri.

At the last session of the BT India At 100 Economy Summit, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor and economist Harsh Madhusudan sat on a debate with Rajdeep

While Prime Minister Modi keeps his cards close to his chest, the Opposition is yet to arrive at a consensus candidate Presidential elections are the buzz of the season as India is poised to get its new President next month following the end of the incumbent Ram Nath Kovind’s term. Since

While the reform of laws for the cause of gender justice is welcome, the proposed new civil code can't be another avenue to further communal agenda and narrowly focus on personal laws.

What is Uniform Civil Code that is going to be implemented in Uttarakhand - Uniform Civil Code means same law will be applicable to all religious communities in matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance and adoption.

With the BJP seemingly winning the Hindu narrative, the Congress is attempting to differentiate between the words – Hindu, Hinduism and Hindutva. And, now Rahul Gandhi has said India belongs to Hindus.

The Hindu right-wing wants to use Dalit history – but remove all the radical, anti-Brahmanical elements from it.

Feminist jurisprudence and a Uniform Civil Code Marriage, divorce, inheritance and other aspects of personal status are purely  secular activities that should be synchronised with societal changes. ... A Uniform Civil  Code should be independent Share Via Email   |  A+A A- A Uniform Civil Code with the rules of just family law is to be framed. (File Photo) The judgment of Justice Bradley of the US Supreme Court in Bradwell vs Illinois (1872) exemplifies the myth of patriarchal societie...

A Hindutva Model of Uniform Civil Code May Make It Even Worse for Women The hope of a unifying UCC as envisaged by the Delhi high court is absolutely at odds with the Hindutva narrative of ‘love jihad’, which seeks to disempower women. We do need gender justice, and we need it now. The BJPs election manifesto nowhere described what the UCC would look like, except that the discourse that surrounded it, suggested that it would be a set of family laws covering marriage, divorce and custo...