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Romila Thapar: 'Majoritarianism can easily become – and often does — an authoritative anti-democratic system…' | Books and Literature News - Vimarsana News

Romila Thapar: 'Majoritarianism can easily become – and often does — an authoritative anti-democratic system…' | Books and Literature News

Historian Romila Thapar, 91, on the recent NCERT textbook rationalisation and the lost ideals of Nehruvian India

Zakia Soman: 'The only hope is Uniform Civil Code' - Rediff.com India News - Vimarsana News

Zakia Soman: 'The only hope is Uniform Civil Code' - Rediff.com India News

'UCC should be across India and legally applicable to every Indian citizen.'

Source: rediff.com
Prepare A Draft Of Uniform Civil Code| Countercurrents - Vimarsana News

Prepare A Draft Of Uniform Civil Code| Countercurrents

Proposals of the GASS before the 22nd Law Commission of India with regard to Implementation of Uniform Civil Code

Uniform Civil Code: How the BJP, RSS position has changed since Independence - Vimarsana News

Uniform Civil Code: How the BJP, RSS position has changed since Independence

While the UCC is seen as one of the core agendas of the BJP, the party and its predecessor the Bharatiya Jana Sangh have not always included it in their election manifestos. Here's a look at the position the BJP, RSS have taken on the UCC over the years.

UCC debate: A patriarchal agenda and religious majoritarianism must be opposed - Vimarsana News

UCC debate: A patriarchal agenda and religious majoritarianism must be opposed

With personal laws rooted in the discriminatory religious ideals that cut across lines, any Uniform Civil Code debate must put gender justice at the centre.

Source: scroll.in