“UCC Will Not Infringe Upon the Fundamental Religious Rights Protected Under Article 25”: SC Adv. Ashwini Upadhya

At a Dehradun event, Supreme Court advocate Ashwini Upadhyay assured that the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will not violate religious rights under Article 25. The discussion emphasized the UCC’s role in national uniformity while respecting constitutional freedoms, with input from various legal experts.

PM Narendra Modi: “Article 370 Abrogation Example of Constitutional Integration, CAA Example of Humane Law”

The abrogation of Article 370 of the Constitution of India is an example of Constitutional integration, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday. He also observed that the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) was a humane law. “Abrogation of Article 370 is an example of constitutional integration. An example of a humane law such as CAA is in front of us. On issues such as these, in the national interest, usual justice is something what our court judgements explicitly state. From lower to Supreme Court, on issues such as this, a nation first principle has been adopted,” he said.

[EXCLUSIVE] BJP and Congress Perspectives on JUDICIAL REFORMS in Election Promises

The BJP unveiled its Sankalp Patra (election manifesto) on Sunday, manifesto pledges to introduce a Uniform Civil Code, implement a National Litigation Policy, and enact reforms in commercial and civil procedures, whereas the Congress presents a distinctly divergent agenda.

BREAKING | Uttarakhand Passes The Uniform Civil Code Bill (UCC), Awaiting The Governor’s Approval

The Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly has passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), making it the first state in post-Independence India to do so. The bill aims to standardize laws concerning marriage, divorce, inheritance, and property. Notable provisions include increased marriageable age for women and equal inheritance rights. The bill has sparked widespread debate and anticipation.

Uttarakhand Civil Code: Mandatory Registration for Live-In Relationships, Right to Maintenance for Women Abandoned by Live-In Partners

Summary:
The Uttarakhand Assembly introduced the Uniform Civil Code with provisions for live-in relationship registration, parental consent for those under 21, and penalties for non-compliance. The code aims to replace diverse personal laws, addressing issues such as polygamy, triple talaq, and child marriage, while some express concerns over potential infringements on religious and tribal rights.