Meltdown over Modi-Meloni's 'Melody' moment: Sweet for fans, sour for Opposition?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gift of Melody toffee to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni during his visit to Italy has sparked a massive political war.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday pronounced a verdict against same-sex marriage in India, handing over the matter to the Parliament. The set of 21 pleas were filed by petitioners through senior advocates including Mukul Rohatgi, Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Raju Ramachandran, Anand Grover, Geeta Luthra, KV Viswanathan, Saurabh Kirpal, and Menaka Guruswamy. The petitioners stressed the equality rights of the LGBTQIA community, deeming marriage an important part of their lives.
Chief Justice of India D Y Chandrachud, who was heading the bench pronouncing its verdict on 21 pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriages, said the court can't make law but only interpret it and it is for Parliament to change the Special Marriage Act.
Here is an insight into what the members of the LGBTQIA community expected from the verdict and how it affects their lives.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gift of Melody toffee to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni during his visit to Italy has sparked a massive political war.
This episode of So Sorry is a hilarious take on PM Modi's appeal to Indians to avoid buying gold for weddings for one year, reduce petrol consumption amid growing fears of a fuel price surge due to the ongoing West Asia conflict and how this has made husbands happy as they have now got an excuse to not buy gold jewellery for their spouses or to gift it to someone on their marriage.
The rupee depreciated 16 paise to close at a fresh lifetime low of 96.86 against the US dollar on Wednesday as elevated global crude prices amid the West Asia crisis stoked inflation worries.
Residents in Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur are facing a severe shortage of LPG cylinders, forcing them to spend entire nights sleeping on roadsides to secure a refill.