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Tags: Keywords: Uniform Civil Code, Secularism, Constitution, Religion, Violation, Fundamental right, Woman, Society.

A Uniform Civil Code for the eradication of disconsolate practices in the name of Religion and to ensure SocioEconomic Justice

  • By Prof (Dr.) Mamata Biswal
  • 1 Year ago
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Volume VI 2023 Issue I GNLU Journal of Law And Economics

Religious rights are fundamental to every citizen of India. Nonetheless the evil practices in thename of religion are not fundamental to religion.

Code’ is not the ultimate riposte for the prejudiced issues of Personal Laws. Initially, the proposed UCC must address the areas related to the deprivation of legal and economic rights of the citizens. The UCC can cover a complete code for each religion eliminating the religious practices which are not constitutionally valid having adverse gender based economic impact, would maintain the balance between the secularism, religious rights, economic justice and social equilibrium.


Recommended Citation

Prof (Dr.) Mamata Biswal (2025) "A Uniform Civil Code for the eradication of disconsolate practices in the name of Religion and to ensure SocioEconomic Justice ", GNLU Journal of Law And Economics : Volume VI 2023, Issue I
Available at: https://gnlu.ac.in/GJLE/Publications/A Uniform Civil Code for the eradication of disconsolate practices in the name of Religion and to ensure SocioEconomic Justice

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