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Author: Sakshi Tripathi
Sakshi Tripathi
I am a passionate and analytical law student with a strong foundation in legal research, drafting, and advocacy. With a keen interest in constitutional law, criminal justice, and dispute resolution, I approach legal problems with critical thinking and a solution-oriented mindset. I possess strong communication skills, both written and oral, and am committed to upholding ethical standards and delivering justice. Whether working on moot court matters, internships, or academic projects, I bring diligence, attention to detail, and a sincere dedication to the legal profession.
This write-up looks at the Uniform Civil Code in India and how it tries to balance the right to equality with the freedom of religion. It covers key court cases, the example of Goa, arguments for and against the UCC, and why any change needs to be gradual and sensitive to India’s diversity.
