Under the leadership of Modi ji, the BJP’s state governments are continuously moving forward in this direction. I am delighted that after Uttarakhand, Gujarat has now also accomplished the historic ...

GANDHINAGAR: Gujarat assembly on Tuesday passed the Gujarat Uniform Civil Code Bill 2026, proposing a common legal framework to govern marriage, divorce, succession and live-in relationships ...

The bill creates a common legal framework for marriage, divorce, succession and live-in relationships for all religions. BJP supports the UCC for equality while Congress opposes it as anti-Muslim and ...

Among other things, the bill provides for registration of live-in relationships. The Gujarat assembly on Tuesday passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill after a marathon debate of more than seven ...

The Gujarat assembly on Tuesday passed the Gujarat Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, making it the second state in independent India after Uttarakhand to codify a common set of personal laws. Police ...

The Bill aims to create a uniform legal framework, as per its "Objects and Reasons" statement The Gujarat government on Tuesday tabled the Gujarat Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, 2026 in the ...

GANDHINAGAR: After a marathon debate of more than seven hours, the Gujarat assembly on Tuesday passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill that seeks to put in place a common legal framework to govern ...

Gujarat on Tuesday became the second state after Uttarakhand to enact a Uniform Civil Code, passing the Gujarat Uniform Civil Code Bill, 2026, which seeks to govern personal civil matters such as ...

The Gujarat government on Wednesday tabled a bill that seeks to replace religion-specific personal laws with a single Uniform Civil Code covering marriage, divorce, succession, live-in relationships ...

The Gujarat government has moved a step closer to introducing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in the state, as a specially appointed committee submitted its final report on Tuesday. The report was handed ...

The Supreme Court on 14 March notified a nine-judge Constitution Bench to revisit a longstanding question in Indian labour law: What legally counts as an “industry?” The interpretation of this single ...

It is not the first time that the Supreme Court has underlined the need for a Uniform Civil Code. On March 10, the Supreme Court of India made a strong and significant observation on the need to move ...