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Citing increase in stray dog attacks in Kerala, especially against children, the Kerala State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (KeSCPCR) has approached the Supreme Court seeking directions...
The arguments for and against marriage equality in court highlight how our citizenship is heavily mediated by the heteronormative ideal of a family, which has historically been used as a tool to buttress patriarchal authority.
The five-judge Supreme Court Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud concluded the hearing in the petitions on May 11, and reserved the matter for judgement.
The five-judge SC bench observed that the idea of parenting has evolved and that the law recognises situations apart from being the "ideal family" and having biological children.
Justice Bhat observed that the context of marriage has changed, and cited how intercaste marriages were not permitted 50 years ago, adding that the Constitution is a tradition breaker.