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ADVANCING NATIONAL COHESION THROUGH LEGAL UNIFORMITY: THE CASE FOR IMPLEMENTING A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN INDIA

Rajesh Kumar Chhikara, Dr. Neha
Page No. : 7-13

ABSTRACT

Advancing national cohesion through the implementation of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India is a multifaceted endeavor that seeks to unify the diverse socio-legal landscape of the nation. The proposed UCC aims to harmonize existing disparate legal statutes into a singular national code, thereby promoting equality, justice, and national integrity. This paper explores the historical, legal, and cultural rationales for the UCC, underpinned by analyses from various scholarly works. It discusses the constitutional backing for the UCC, its alignment with international human rights norms, and the potential societal benefits such as enhanced social cohesion, gender equality, and reduced communal tensions. Moreover, the paper examines the challenges of cultural resistance and proposes strategic pathways for effective implementation. The discussion extends to a comparative analysis with other nations that have adopted similar codes, drawing lessons and foreseeing the impacts on India’s socio-legal framework. The conclusion synthesizes these insights, advocating for a strategic, inclusive approach to implementing the UCC to ensure it contributes positively to India’s socio-legal evolution.


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