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A committee has been constituted for the Uniform Civil Code. Based on the committee's report, a Bill is expected to be introduced during the upcoming Winter Session in Nagpur. समान नागरी कायद्यासंदर्भात समिती गठित केली असून, या समितीच्या अहवालाच्या आधारे संबंधित विधेयक नागपूर येथे होणाऱ्या हिवाळी अधिवेशनात मांडण्याचा प्रयत्न...

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