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Not In Open Court: Chief Justice On Review Petition In Same-Sex Marriage
The Supreme Court on Tuesday did not agree to give an open court hearing on the review petition challenging the top court judgement that refused to legally recognise same-sex and queer marriage.
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Murder in Mahim Review: JioCinema Original Examines Homophobia Through the Lens of a Crime Drama
The show is set in Mumbai of 2013, when Article 377 was still in the picture and homosexuality was criminalised.
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"I Stand By What I Said": Chief Justice On Marriage Equality Judgment
Chief Justices have been in the minority in 13 significant judgments, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, standing by his recent ruling in the marriage equality case.
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"We'll Return To Fight Another Day": Gay Couple Exchange Rings In Front Of Supreme Court
A prominent gay couple expressed their disappointment over the Supreme Court setback in the same-sex marriage matter, but vowed to "fight another day". Writer Ananya Kotia and lawyer Utkarsh Saxena exchanged rings in front of the Supreme Court today.
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No Recognition To Same-Sex Marriages From Supreme Court. Over To Centre
The Chief Justice said the five-judge bench has authored four separate judgments -- one by him and others by Justice SK Kaul, Justice SR Bhat and Justice PS Narasimha.
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"Striking Down Special Marriage Act Will Take India To...": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, presiding over a hearing on the legalisation of same-sex marriage, said if the Special Marriage Act (SMA) is struck down, it will take the country to the "pre-independence era".
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More Than Half of Indians Support Legalising Same-Sex Marriages: Pew Research
A recent survey by Pew Research Centre, reveals that a majority of Indians support the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the country
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Band, Bajaa, Baraat: How Same-Sex Couples In India Are Breaking The Taboo
In a country of 1.4 billion people, more than 22 official languages and more than a half-dozen religious traditions, there's no single definition of "an Indian wedding."
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Marriage Entitled To Constitutional Protection: Supreme Court On Same Sex Unions
The Supreme Court said on Tuesday it has to be alive to the fact that the concept of marriage has evolved and must accept the basic proposition that marriage itself is entitled to constitutional protection.
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Same Sex Marriage Live Hearing Took Court To People's Homes And Hearts: Supreme Court
Supreme Court today said live streaming of its proceedings has taken the court to the homes and hearts of common citizens and it is trying to use technology to ensure the live-streamed content is made available simultaneously in more languages.
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"Homosexuality A Disorder, Will Rise If Same-Sex Marriage Legalised": RSS Body Survey
Many doctors and allied medical professionals believe homosexuality is "a disorder" and it will increase further in society if same-sex marriage is legalised, according to a survey by Samwardhini Nyas, an affiliate of the women's wing of the RSS.
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Panel To Address Gay Community Problems, Centre Assures In Supreme Court
A committee will be formed to look into "genuine human concerns" flagged by members of LGBTQIA+ community, the centre told Supreme Court today during the hearing on petitions for legalisation of same-sex marriages.
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On Same-Sex Marriage, Centre's Incest Query, Snub From Court
A green signal to same sex marriage in India may give people license challenge the bar on other socially unaccepted relationships including incest, the Centre argued today in the Supreme Court.
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Consider Leaving It To Parliament: Centre To Supreme Court On Same Sex Marriages
The Centre on Wednesday requested the Supreme Court to consider leaving questions raised in the pleas seeking legal sanction for same sex marriages to Parliament.
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Highlights: "Same-Sex Relationships Not Just Physical," Says Chief Justice
The Supreme Court heard arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages. On Wednesday, the top court emphasised on the need to finish the matter in a time-bound manner, saying there are other cases waiting to be head.
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Not In Open Court: Chief Justice On Review Petition In Same-Sex Marriage
The Supreme Court on Tuesday did not agree to give an open court hearing on the review petition challenging the top court judgement that refused to legally recognise same-sex and queer marriage.
-
Murder in Mahim Review: JioCinema Original Examines Homophobia Through the Lens of a Crime Drama
The show is set in Mumbai of 2013, when Article 377 was still in the picture and homosexuality was criminalised.
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"I Stand By What I Said": Chief Justice On Marriage Equality Judgment
Chief Justices have been in the minority in 13 significant judgments, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud has said, standing by his recent ruling in the marriage equality case.
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"We'll Return To Fight Another Day": Gay Couple Exchange Rings In Front Of Supreme Court
A prominent gay couple expressed their disappointment over the Supreme Court setback in the same-sex marriage matter, but vowed to "fight another day". Writer Ananya Kotia and lawyer Utkarsh Saxena exchanged rings in front of the Supreme Court today.
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No Recognition To Same-Sex Marriages From Supreme Court. Over To Centre
The Chief Justice said the five-judge bench has authored four separate judgments -- one by him and others by Justice SK Kaul, Justice SR Bhat and Justice PS Narasimha.
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"Striking Down Special Marriage Act Will Take India To...": Chief Justice
Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, presiding over a hearing on the legalisation of same-sex marriage, said if the Special Marriage Act (SMA) is struck down, it will take the country to the "pre-independence era".
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More Than Half of Indians Support Legalising Same-Sex Marriages: Pew Research
A recent survey by Pew Research Centre, reveals that a majority of Indians support the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the country
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Band, Bajaa, Baraat: How Same-Sex Couples In India Are Breaking The Taboo
In a country of 1.4 billion people, more than 22 official languages and more than a half-dozen religious traditions, there's no single definition of "an Indian wedding."
-
Marriage Entitled To Constitutional Protection: Supreme Court On Same Sex Unions
The Supreme Court said on Tuesday it has to be alive to the fact that the concept of marriage has evolved and must accept the basic proposition that marriage itself is entitled to constitutional protection.
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Same Sex Marriage Live Hearing Took Court To People's Homes And Hearts: Supreme Court
Supreme Court today said live streaming of its proceedings has taken the court to the homes and hearts of common citizens and it is trying to use technology to ensure the live-streamed content is made available simultaneously in more languages.
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"Homosexuality A Disorder, Will Rise If Same-Sex Marriage Legalised": RSS Body Survey
Many doctors and allied medical professionals believe homosexuality is "a disorder" and it will increase further in society if same-sex marriage is legalised, according to a survey by Samwardhini Nyas, an affiliate of the women's wing of the RSS.
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Panel To Address Gay Community Problems, Centre Assures In Supreme Court
A committee will be formed to look into "genuine human concerns" flagged by members of LGBTQIA+ community, the centre told Supreme Court today during the hearing on petitions for legalisation of same-sex marriages.
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On Same-Sex Marriage, Centre's Incest Query, Snub From Court
A green signal to same sex marriage in India may give people license challenge the bar on other socially unaccepted relationships including incest, the Centre argued today in the Supreme Court.
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Consider Leaving It To Parliament: Centre To Supreme Court On Same Sex Marriages
The Centre on Wednesday requested the Supreme Court to consider leaving questions raised in the pleas seeking legal sanction for same sex marriages to Parliament.
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Highlights: "Same-Sex Relationships Not Just Physical," Says Chief Justice
The Supreme Court heard arguments on a batch of pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages. On Wednesday, the top court emphasised on the need to finish the matter in a time-bound manner, saying there are other cases waiting to be head.
