the provision of a Uniform Civil Code for citizens in the directive principles of the Indian Constitution
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Uniform Civil Code is the set of laws and rules which is granted by the Constitution of India, to the citizens irrespective of their religion, caste, race, sex, etc.
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- Uniform Civil Code is granted by the Government of India by the virtue of the Constitution of India.
- It is given under Article 44 in Part VI of the Directive Principles of the State Policies.
- It states that, "The State shall endeavor to secure for the citizens a uniform civil code throughout the territory of India."
- It ensures that the fundamental and the constitutional rights of every citizen is protected.
- It has various pros and cons related to it.
- On one hand it promotes equality among citizens, minimizes the gender parity, national integration, etc.
- But the minority groups seems to be homogenized through it, also it is difficult to imply that in a country as diverse as India.
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