Uniform Civil Code is defined in our Constitution under Article 44 which states that it is the duty of the state to secure for the citizens a Uniform Civil Code throughout the territory of India.

The Uniform Civil Code is going to govern matters of personal law like inheritence, adoption, marriage, and divorce. The objective is to govern all these matters uniformly across all communities.

In conclusion, India needs a uniform civil code to develop into a contemporary, forward-thinking country. It will advance social equity, country unity, and female equality.

One of the most notable shifts in the amendment bill is the extension of critical procedural time limits with an aim to reduce procedural bottlenecks and ensure smoother law enforcement ...

First, that uniform civil code violated freedom of religion guaranteed in article 25-28; second, that it would lead to disharmony among the Muslim community; third, that it was incorrect to ...

On March 14, Dhami announced that President Droupadi Murmu had approved Uttarakhand’s Uniform Civil Code Bill. The state Cabinet approved the rules manual for the Uniform Civil Code on January 20.

Uttarakhand is all set to become the first state in India to implement the Uniform Civil Code. As per the announcement by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, UCC will come into effect across the ...

The Uniform Civil Code Uttarakhand 2024 Bill (UCC) was tabled at the state's legislative assembly on Tuesday, which chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami denoted to be a ‘moment of pride’.

Imposing a uniform civil code would risk negating these protections and imposing a one-size-fits-all approach, which may not adequately address the concerns of all citizens.

Countries following Uniform Civil Code Uniform Civil Code is followed in countries like US, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Turkey, Indonesia, Egypt and Ireland. All these countries have one set of ...