Know Your Rights: Practical Legal Guidance for Daily Life

Divorce by mutual consent can be a less adversarial way to end a marriage. I explain the step-by-step procedure under the Hindu Marriage Act, from the initial documentation and filing to the final decree, giving you a clear picture of the process.

The POSH Act is a crucial law that protects women from sexual harassment at the workplace. I explain its key features, clarifying that it applies to all women, regardless of their age or employment status, to ensure a safe and respectful work environment.

Have you ever been charged for a carry bag with a brand's logo on it? You might be surprised to know the rules. I explain your rights as a consumer in this situation, so you can shop smarter and not pay for what is essentially the store's advertisement.

As a consumer, your rights are your power. This was taken on National Consumer Day, a reminder for everyone to be an aware consumer. If you face unfair charges or services, know that there are platforms like the National Consumer Helpline to address your complaints.

Judicial separation is an option under the Hindu Marriage Act that allows a couple to live apart without dissolving the marriage. It provides a chance for introspection and reconciliation. I cover the main grounds on which one can file for it, such as cruelty or desertion.

The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 is the cornerstone of family law for millions. In this video, I highlight some of the most important sections that deal with key aspects of marriage, including registration, divorce, and the conditions for a valid marriage.

The Supreme Court's verdict on the legal recognition of same-sex marriage was a significant moment in our legal history. I break down the court's decision, explaining why it declined to grant marriage equality but left the door open for future legislative action.

The fight for legal recognition of same-sex marriage in India has been a long one, culminating in a landmark case before a 5-judge Constitution Bench. I provide a brief overview of the journey and the key arguments presented before the Supreme Court.

The Bombay High Court made an important observation regarding what constitutes cruelty in a marriage. The court stated that asking a married woman to do household work for the family is not cruelty and cannot be compared to the work of a maid servant.