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Understanding the Complexities of Relationships and Destinies: Made in Heaven

Unveiling the Tapestry of Love and Destiny in “Made in Heaven”
Certain shows have evolved beyond simple entertainment in the era of internet streaming to become cultural phenomenon. With its provocative examination of love, relationships, and cultural standards, “Made in Heaven,” an Amazon Prime Original series, has won viewers’ hearts and inspired discussions. The show explores the intricacy of human connections and the connected fates that create our lives against the backdrop of lavish Indian weddings.
Navigating Society’s Strata: A Glimpse into the World of Wedding Planning
While the focus of “Made in Heaven” is on love relationships, viewers may also get a glimpse into the world of wedding preparation, where truth and dream frequently meet. The grandiose festivities seen on TV are a reflection of the ostentatious weddings that have come to characterize modern Indian culture. The program exposes the social constraints, familial expectations, and socioeconomic conflicts that surface under the glitzy exterior of these lavish celebrations.
Navigating Society’s Strata: A Glimpse into the World of Wedding Planning
While “Made in Heaven” is a work of fiction, its portrayal of real-life challenges and dilemmas strikes a chord with audiences around the world. The series tackles a range of issues, including gender inequality, LGBTQ+ rights, societal prejudice, and the struggle for personal identity. Through characters like Faiza, who battles societal expectations to assert her independence, or Karan, who grapples with his sexuality in a conservative society, the show pushes boundaries and ignites important conversations.

August 2, 2023
‘Hare-brained idea’, SC on registration of live-in relationships with Centre

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday junked a PIL seeking framing of norms for registration of every live-in relationship with the central government, saying it is a “hare-brained” idea.
A bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud told the counsel, representing the petitioner, “What does the Centre have to do with registration of live-in relationships? What kind of hare-brained idea is this?”
The bench, also comprising Justices P.S. Narasimha and J.B. Pardiwala, asked the petitioner’s counsel if she wanted to foster the security for these people or she does not want them to get into live-in relationships. The plea was filed by lawyer Mamta Rani.
The petitioner’s counsel submitted that the petitioner wanted the relationship to be registered, which would enhance their social security.
The bench said, “It is high time this court starts imposing costs on petitioners who file these kinds of PILs. Dismissed.”
The plea had cited the recent killing of Shraddha Walkar allegedly by her live-in partner Aaftab Amin Poonawala. The petitioner sought framing of rules and guidelines for registration of such relationships.
The PIL contended that registration of live-in relationships would result in accurate information pertaining to both live-in partners about each other. The plea argued that it would help the government to know about them, which is regarding their marital status, criminal history, and other relevant details.
The plea sought a direction to the central government to formulate rules for registration of live-in relationships against the backdrop of increase in crimes like rape and murder, which were allegedly committed by live-in partners.

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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

March 20, 2023
PIL in SC seeks framing of rules for live-in relationships; mentions Shraddha Walkar’s killing

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New Delhi: A PIL was filed in the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the Centre to frame rules for registration of live-in relationships as it cited increase in crimes like rape and murder allegedly committed by live-in partners.
The plea, which referred to the recent killing of Shraddha Walkar allegedly by her live-in partner Aaftab Amin Poonawala, also sought framing of rules and guidelines for registration of such relationships.
The PIL said registration of live-in relationship would lead to accurate information being available to both the live-in partners about each other and also to the government about each of them regarding their marital status, their criminal history and other relevant details.
Besides the increase in crimes like rape and murder, the plea, filed by lawyer Mamta Rani, said there has been a “huge increase in the false rape cases being filed by the women wherein the women claims to be living in live-in relationships with the accused and it is always difficult for the courts to find out from the evidence whether the fact of living in live-in relationship is proved by the backing of evidence”.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 28, 2023
Tough for woman after live-in relationships end: Allahabad HC

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Prayagraj: The Allahabad High Court has observed that it is difficult for a woman to live alone after a live-in relationship comes to an end, as Indian society at large does not accept and recognise such relationships.
The court was hearing a bail application of a man who was arrested for not fulfiling his promise to marry the woman, his live-in partner.
While granting bail to the man, Justice Siddharth noted that the woman in a live-in relationship is left with no option but to lodge a case against her live-in partner in such a situation.
“This is one case where the disastrous consequences of live-in relationship have come on the scene. It is difficult for a woman to live alone after breaking of live-in relationship. The Indian society at large does not recognise such relationship as acceptable. The woman, therefore, is left with no option but to lodge first information report against her live-in partner, like in present case,” the order said.
As per the prosecution, the couple were in a live-in relationship for over a year. The woman was earlier married to another man, with whom she had two sons.
Later, she became pregnant on account of sexual relations she had with the accused during the live-in relationship. However, the accused refused to marry her.
The woman alleged that the accused then sent obscene photographs of her to her ex-husband, after which he also refused to live with her.
Thereafter, she lodged a complaint based on which an FIR under Sections 376 (rape) and 406 (criminal breach of trust) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) was registered against the accused.

The counsel or the accused submitted that the woman is a major and she willingly entered a live-in relationship with the accused. She was capable in understanding the consequence of such relationship and there is no allegation that the relationship started with the promise of marriage, he added.
It was further argued that the accused, who has been falsely implicated in this case, has been in jail since November 22 last year and has no criminal history to his credit.
Given the nature of the offence, the evidence, complicity of the accused, submissions of the counsel for the parties, the one-sided investigation by the police and other grounds, the court granted bail to the man.
The accused Aditya had rejected the allegations and had submitted to the court that the complainant woman is an adult who had entered into a consensual relationship knowing the consequences of such a relationship. He had also rejected the allegation of the false promise of marriage saying he had never made any such promise.
The woman in the case has two children with her husband.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

February 24, 2023