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The matter arose out of a April 2017 first information report (FIR) by Chowdhury in connection with the poem, which was allegedly posted by Bandopadhay on Facebook.
The poem called for a condom to be put on a trishul.

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after 20-24 weeks. Therefore, including only married and excluding unmarried woman will be violative of Article 14 of the Constitution.
A Bench comprising Justices D.Y. Chandrachud, A.S. Bopanna and J.B. Pardiwala had reserved judgment in the case on August 23.

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she was an unmarried woman and her partner had refused to marry her.

The rights of reproductive autonomy give an unmarried women similar rights as a married women", the Court added. The object of section 3(2)(b) of the MTP Act is in allowing woman to undergo abortion

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which were being worshipped incessantly till 1993, and only once a year after that.

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The court agreed with the main argument advanced by the plaintiffs that they had not sought conversion of the place of worship from a Mosque to Temple.

It was submitted that the demand was limited to a right to worship Maa Sringar Gauri and other visible and invisible deities,

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live their lives in a manner that deviates from the accepted norm. Our very understanding of the family unit must change to include the myriad ways in which individuals forge familial bonds," he explained.

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"atypical or unconventional families" are able to enjoy all the legal and societal benefits that their more traditional counterparts do, including marriage.

"When I say unconventional families, I do not mean to refer only to queer couples but also to others who choose to