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Rintu Mariam Biju

Rintu Mariam Biju

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Journalist, BQ Prime

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  • Himachal Pradesh’s New Bill Increasing Marriage Age for Women – a necessity or a missed opportunity?

    By Rintu Mariam Biju Verified| LawBeat Verified Read Time: 11 minutes Synopsis The Prohibition of Child Marriage Act is a legislation by the Centre. So, the next question in line is, can States amend a Central statute? The State of Himachal Pradesh recently approved a Bill to raise the minimum marriage age for women from 18 to 21 years. The Prohibition of Child Marriage (Himachal Pradesh Amendment) Bill, 2024 seeks to amend the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 in the state alone. This apart, the other key changes in the bill include:1.

    By Rintu Mariam Biju Verified · LawBeat

    Sep. 12, 2024

  • [The Bar Speaks] People, Privacy and Safety: Can there ever be a Balance?

    By Rintu Mariam Biju Verified| LawBeat Verified Read Time: 11 minutes Maintaining one’s privacy has been one of the hottest topics in the past few years. In an important decision, the Delhi High Court recently said that the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) can be directed to provide the Aadhaar data about a missing person, even without a hearing. The Court clarified that this could be done only in “exceptional circumstances”.

    By Rintu Mariam Biju Verified · LawBeat

    Aug. 14, 2024

  • [Bar-Speaks] Should laws on cruelty in marriage be gender-neutral?

    By Rintu Mariam Biju Verified| LawBeat Verified Read Time: 12 minutes Synopsis Reflecting on intimate partner violence (IPV) and protections to men in cruelty cases from a legal lens - is “men are always the perpetrators and women, always the victim” a stereotype? In a recent judgment, the Bombay High Court reiterated that allegations of ill-treatment by a man against his family members do not fall within the ambit of mental cruelty envisaged in Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1872.

    By Rintu Mariam Biju Verified · LawBeat

    Aug. 07, 2024

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BQ Prime

BQ Prime is amongst India's youngest and most credible financial news platforms.

Founded: 2016