Uniform Civil Code  

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his 11th Red Fort address, outlined India's journey towards becoming a developed nation by 2047. He emphasized the strength of the banking sector, empowerment of women through self-help groups, and the rapid growth of the Indian economy.

On the first anniversary of abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A, Prime Minister Narendra Modi performed bhoomi pujan for the Ram temple in Ayodhya. With two of the promises mentioned in the Lok Sabha 2019 manifesto fulfilled, what next for Modi? 

There is talk that the Modi government may table the Uniform Civil Code Bill in Parliament this year. Once passed, it would mandate implementing a common set of laws for all Indian Citizens irrespective of their faith or religion.

With the accomplishment of abrogation of controversial articles 35A and 370, the Modi government has pumped in a lot of curiosity and confidence in relation to other contentious issues, including a two-child policy

Is the move to revoke triple talaq and Tipu Jayanti a stepping stone toward the greater goal of abrogation of articles 35A and 370 and also implementation of Uniform Civil Code? Here are the varied reactions from the two national parties and how political analysts look at it

 

In today’s episode, Abhinav Khare deep dives into the nuances of the Triple Talaq Bill and Uniform Civil Code and explains how it is important for India to legislate from the point of view of individual rights, rather than get embroiled in the entire quicksand of religion, culture and customs