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Come September, No December? - Vimarsana News

Come September, No December?

Speaking to a Group of Ministers, Prime Minister Modi indicated that there is no plan to advance parliamentary polls and dismissed talk of constitutional amendments.

UCC may end tribal custom of fraternal polyandry in Himachal - Vimarsana News

UCC may end tribal custom of fraternal polyandry in Himachal

Imposition of the Universal Civil Code (UCC) may spell an end to centuries old custom of polyandry (having multiple husbands) - the most prevalent among tribals of Himachal Pradesh.For the elderly, the UCC means parting ways with customs and ...

Uttarakhand Civil Code Template For Central Law? Amit Shah, Pushkar Singh Dhami Meet Creates Buzz - Vimarsana News

Uttarakhand Civil Code Template For Central Law? Amit Shah, Pushkar Singh Dhami Meet Creates Buzz

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently raising the pitch on the UCC, the BJP has made it clear that it will be aggressive on its core, ideological issues in the run-up to next year's Lok Sabha elections.

Source: ndtv.com
Congress On Uniform Civil Code: Why The Party Has Adopted A 'Wait And Watch' Strategy - Vimarsana News

Congress On Uniform Civil Code: Why The Party Has Adopted A 'Wait And Watch' Strategy

The current Law Commission (22nd) is yet to submit its report on Personal Laws (Uniform Civil Code), and the grand old party will wait for the views of Law Commission and Union Law Ministry on the subject, they said.

Source: ndtv.com
Tavleen Singh writes: It's time for PM Modi to get rid of his speechwriters - Vimarsana News

Tavleen Singh writes: It's time for PM Modi to get rid of his speechwriters

Too many of Narendra Modi’s speeches these days sound like speeches we have heard before.