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Same-Sex Couples Do Not Have Right To Adopt Children Under Existing Law: SC - Vimarsana News

Same-Sex Couples Do Not Have Right To Adopt Children Under Existing Law: SC

Same-Sex Marriage: A five-member Constitution Bench led by Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, emphasized that assuming only heterosexual married couples can be good parents is unfounded and discriminatory. 

Source: india.com
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Jammu And Kashmir: Latest News, News Articles, Photos, Videos

Find Latest News, Videos and Pictures about Jammu And Kashmir. Explore latest updates, news, information from NewsBytes. All about Jammu And Kashmir.

BJP explains sanction for Arundhati Roy's prosecution to counter Chidambaram | Latest News India - Vimarsana News

BJP explains sanction for Arundhati Roy's prosecution to counter Chidambaram | Latest News India

Chidambaram was the home minister when author Arundhati Roy made the speech in 2010. | Latest News India

Chief Justice Of India DY Chandrachud Fulfills Promise, Interacts With Media In Press Lounge - Vimarsana News

Chief Justice Of India DY Chandrachud Fulfills Promise, Interacts With Media In Press Lounge

The Chief Justice of India, today, fulfilled a promise he made to the media personnel for a one-on-one interaction in the Supreme Court's media lounge.

Source: ndtv.com
NBA wants seven-year tenure for Supreme Court justices - Vimarsana News

NBA wants seven-year tenure for Supreme Court justices

The General Assembly of Nepal Bar Association has passed a resolution calling on the stakeholders to amend the constitution to fix the tenure of Supreme Court Justices to seven years, not more.