<p>This book offers a complete and balanced understanding of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) debate in India. It explains why the UCC is such an important and sensitive topic, touching personal laws, equality, secularism, gender justice, and national integration. Emerging from papers presented at the Seminar on Uniform Civil Code: Legal and Social Implications at ICFAI Law School, the book fills a clear gap in existing literature by offering a comprehensive and balanced resource that not only critiques but also constructs. Bringing together contributions from scholars with diverse ideological, regional, and disciplinary viewpoints, the volume encourages nuanced dialogue rather than prescribing a single solution. Several contributions in this volume engage with foundational constitutional questions: the interplay between Articles 14, 25, and 44; the jurisprudential tensions between equality and religious freedom; and the evolving role of secularism in shaping personal law reform.</p>

<p>Overall, the book offers a wide range of ideas to help readers understand the challenges and possibilities of the UCC in today&#39;s India.</p>
