The Supreme Court collected and forwarded to itself all petitions concerning the legal recognition of same-sex marriages that were pending before various high courts across the nation.

A BJP MP stated that although same-sex relationships are acceptable now in India, allowing same-sex couples to get married would shake the balance of society and, therefore, must be prohibited.

The couple said that both were already thinking about getting married, so it was not unexpected when Nat asked Katherine to marry her in October 2019.

In the petition, they said that if it’s only the Hindu Marriage Act, then people from other religions will feel excluded.

Dabur India issued an apology on Monday regarding its bleach ad and wrote, “Our intention is not to offend any beliefs, customs and traditions, religious or otherwise”

As per a report, one petition submitted by Abhijit Iyer and others contends that same-sex marriages are not possible despite same-sex relationships being ruled legal by Supreme Court. The petitioners sought a declaration of same-sex marriage being recognised under the Hindu Marriage Act (HMA) and Special Marriage Act (SMA).

The petitioners have pointed “right to marry is a part of ‘right to life’ under Article 21 of the Constitution”.

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Zola expressed relief at the new decision. The company said it would be in touch with Hallmark “regarding a potential return to advertising.”