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11 Mar 2020
The demand for a uniform civil code stems both from voices promoting gender justice and assumed notions of uniformity and integration. The more vociferous proponents equate the notion not with a more humane order for women but with bringing in a law that has a distinct Hindu bias.
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11 Mar 2020
The demand for a uniform civil code stems both from voices promoting gender justice and assumed notions of uniformity and integration. The more vociferous proponents equate the notion not with a more humane order for women but with bringing in a law that has a distinct Hindu bias.
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The Lemmings of Hashimpura
Our first summer culture bouquet features fiction from Syria and Iraq and poetry and art from Palestine.
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