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Is the plague of forced marriages still existing to cover the holy union of consensual marriages? Marriage, in its essence, is a pious social institution that allows a couple to live in a society as a husband and wife while performing all the legal obligations and cherishing the benefits of a legally registered marriage. From a legal perspective, the right to marry is considered a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. However, under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the right to marriage is granted in Article 16. Reco...

Decriminalised homosexual love, but the journey to endure a family is still a long-drawn dream. Depending on the legal regulations of different nations, adoption has always been an exhausting topic because of gender. Extensively, the adoption process is a hope for many families who cannot give birth. It is a surreal relationship with a child by not being biologically related to each other. Creating a family and assuming the responsibilities of biological parents while raising a child who was either abandoned or orphaned by their parents is the true ess...

More than a legal contract and devoid of any entitlements, though not recognised, same-sex marriage still exists. Marriages from time immemorial are viewed as a sacrament union between a male and a female. Because of cultural and religious diversity, marriages in India have multiple layers and colours. To legalise marriage or a union in India, one has to ensure getting it registered as per the laws available, along with following customs and traditions. However, it is crucial to understand that the laws in India currently pertain to heterosexual relati...