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TNM Explainer on Uniform Civil Code for India - Vimarsana News

TNM Explainer on Uniform Civil Code for India

TNM explores the history behind the proposal of a Uniform Civil Code for India, its implications for various communities, and the arguments for and against it.

Opinion: UCC undermines autonomy of Scheduled Tribes - Vimarsana News

Opinion: UCC undermines autonomy of Scheduled Tribes

The policies of successive governments in recording land rights have broken down customary land governance systems, intensified their marginalisation and created social conflict amongst the tribals.

View: Support Uniform Civil Code to strengthen democracy, especially gender equality - Vimarsana News

View: Support Uniform Civil Code to strengthen democracy, especially gender equality

Whether adding challenges to national integrity would strengthen democracy is moot. But these matters are not central to how the Opposition, in particular, Congress, should respond to BJP's UCC move. Right now, Congress has chosen discreet silence, saying it has to see the specific proposals put forward by BJP on UCC before it reveals its stand. This will not sustain.

Domestic Violence - Vimarsana News

Domestic Violence

    by adv. r. s. agrawal  in the judgement of the case- amruta deepak gohil (36) v. deepak bhagwat gohil (45) and his parents bhagwat and suman, delivered on june 12,2023, justice r m joshi has, at the aurangabad bench of th

Pride Month: The Love Story Of A Queer Couple Reflects The Ordeal Of LGBTQIA+ Community - Vimarsana News

Pride Month: The Love Story Of A Queer Couple Reflects The Ordeal Of LGBTQIA+ Community

Ndtv-Dettol Banega Swasth India spoke to Yogi and Kabeer, a queer couple based in Delhi, about some of the basic rights and benefits they are unable to access which are available to the heterosexual couples like nominating their partners for insurance policies, opening a joint account or adopting a child. Building a healthy and inclusive society means nobody can be left behind, but as Yogi and Kabeer highlight when it comes to the LGBTQIA+ community the road to inclusion is still far off.

Source: ndtv.com