India is amidst a transition, its’ society is becoming more educated, connected and exposed. There is a debate brewing, laws once set in place to bring order to the society may no longer be in-line with the Indian principles. Principles that the people of India adopted for themselves, embodied in the form of their Constitution. After more than 70 years of various judgments and legislations, is India ready for one nation one code?

This book aims to bring more people to an important ongoing debate. A debate surrounding Uniform Civil Code (UCC). It sinks the reader into the world of diversities that exist in plain sight in order to appreciate the extent to which this law can reshape the Indian society. The content of this book will suit both legal researchers and interested individuals who seek to understand the complex nature of personal laws in India.

A long insightful service experience of retired civil servant turned Advocate Prem Singh Bisht (I.P.S.) and co-author Major General P.K. Sharma (Retd) in the legal field make this book a unique compendium. A well thought of foreword note written by Major General AB Gorthi, AVSM, VSM (Retd) a Former Judge Advocate General And Administrative Member CAT.