The recognition of LGBTQ rights in India marks significant progress, but the journey towards full socio-tal integration and acceptance remains arduous, necessitating a profound socio-cultural shift. Elaborate.
Introduction
Starting from 2013 LGBTQ Rights have made significant progress in India.
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1. NALSA Vs UoI 2014 - Recognizing transgender as third sex. 2. Navtej Singh Johaa Vs UoI 2018 - Decriminalization of section 377 of IPC. 3. KS Puttaswamy Vs UoI 2017 - Sexual orientation as matter of privacy. 4. Suryia(A Suryia Chakraberty) Vs UoI 2024 - Formation of committee by Ministry of Law and
Justice to look into discrimination faced by homosexual people. Yet the journey towards social integration remains arduous. Inaction of Government to recognize third social union, as legal hence providing benefits associated with marriage. Societal inertia to accept homosexual couple. Rejection by CARA to let LGBTQ couple adopt's child. Lack of implementation of Transgender act.
Conclusion
Hence a profound socio-cultural shift is needed. Moral overhauling of society. More than 20 countries legalized homosexual marriage. Hence society and government should act on these lines to empower LGBTQ citizen as normal citizen.
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- Chronological presentation of landmark judgments
- Clear case references with years
- Good understanding of constitutional framework
Ankit Rauchan
Salient features of Indian Society, Diversity of India
Social Empowerment and Secularism
LGBTQ rights and social integration
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