Rahul Ranjan

The current socio-legitimate investigation on the advancement of laws on Hindu Marriage Dissolution and the degree of unification is primarily based on exploratory and diagnostic fact discovering, which provides a guide for deciding whether this critical part of individual laws of various religious networks can be made uniform or not. The disintegration of Hindu marriage’ […]

Same-sex marriage is a controversial topic in many parts of the world today. This abstract examines same-sex marriage’s legal, social, and religious implications and also existing laws and policies, as well as recent court rulings, and the impact on individuals of different backgrounds. It discusses the ways in which same-sex couples are denied basic rights

A single-parent family is one in which both biological parents work full-time jobs outside the home and provide financially for the child or children. Divorce, separation, the loss of a spouse, or the choice to raise a kid alone are just some of the situations that might lead to this. Single parenting can present unique

In India, where marriage is seen as a sacramental institution, a man and woman must join themselves together through the institution of marriage in order to coexist. However, a brand-new idea known as “live in relationship” has evolved in the twenty-first century. Living together without getting married is referred to as a “live in relationship.”

Marriage is a social institution where the purpose and forms are different in different cultures but it happens everywhere. Marriage can be stated as an universal institution created for the procreation of the future generation. Marriage exists in our society since a prolonged period of time and its ultimate goal is to have a life-long

One of the most profound and intricate human partnerships is marriage. It is a society’s foundation. It entails a societal sanction, typically in the form of a religious and social ceremony, approving a sexual relationship between two people of different sexes. According to Dr. Radhakrishnan, former president of India, marriage is an underlying requirement of

The process of ending a marriage or partnership is called divorce (sometimes referred to as separation of wedding). The statutory obligations and duties of wedding can usually abolished or rearranged as a consequence of a divorce, that breaks the relationship of marriages among both spouses under the legislation of the particular nation or area. One

In India, the institution of marriage is undergoing a paradigm shift and is afflicted with prevalence of domestic discord. Domestic dispute is no longer just an occurrence; it has become an ongoing epidemic.  There is a paradigm shift towards making marital decisions based on temporary liking or initial attraction without giving serious considerations to personal,

If “the medium is the message”[1] (McLuhan, 2001), then the mass media has been showing the institution of marriage as constantly evolving notion; from the ‘personal’ to the ‘societal’. In contemporary society, the institution of marriage has permeated beyond the notions of the religious sanction to that of societal sanction. Evolution of the institution is

Homosexuality stands as one of the most contentious and hotly debated topics across the globe and also delves deep into the realms of human rights. Amidst a world where 80% find themselves as heterosexual, 3% as homosexual, and 4% as bisexual, these statistics alone testify to the undeniable presence of diverse sexual orientations in society.