Uniform Civil Code "A Constitutional Mechanism to Maintain Equality"

Law and society both are interrelated to each other. Society changes overwith the decades. The process to change the society is very steady. The changes which come in the society are the consequences of various adjoining factors as education, technology, industrialization, globalization etc. These all variations do not only transcend our society and its' social structure but also transform the law. Laws are changed by following the process composed under the Constitution of the India. Law works in the context of the society. If the law, already prevailing in the society does not correlate and adjust with the requirements of the society then it can be held obsolete. It may be possible that something could not be grabbed by our society and nation before seventy years at the time of independence but that may be accepted in the present regime. Uniform Civil Code, though it is not enforced till the time when the rest of the provisions of the Constitution were enforced by taking into consideration the societal complexities in public policy but now the time has drastically changed and the code has become the need of the span for the survival of the society.