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The Citizenship (Amendment) Act was approved four years ago, and the CAA by Narendra Modi Government is highlighting its message to voters, "Jo kaha, voh kiya" (delivered all that we promised)," by announcing the act's regulations just prior to the approaching general elections.
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Women frequently confront multiple hurdles while working. While these problems may be sociological, they are also subject to discriminatory laws. The Supreme Court recently ruled on a case in which a government employee challenged a similar discriminatory law. The Supreme Court ruled that any statute that considers female employees' marriages and home duties grounds for incompetence is unconstitutional.
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Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud noted the growing concern that trial courts are beginning to recognize jail time as the rule instead of bail, thereby undermining the right to personal liberty.
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The Allahabad High Court directed the Union of India and the Law Commission to investigate the request to include an irretrievable breakdown of marriages as a divorce ground under the Hindu Marriage Act.
Chamber Number F-402, Karkardooma Court, Delhi
