Mains Answer Writing - 12 Nov, 2025

GS2

Governance

10 marks

“The Assam Prohibition of Polygamy Bill, 2025 reflects the tension between uniform civil laws and protection of tribal customs.”
Discuss in the context of constitutional provisions and gender justice in India.

Tips for your answer

  • Start with Context: Begin by briefly explaining what the Assam Prohibition of Polygamy Bill, 2025 aims to do and its key exemptions.
  • Link to Constitution: Discuss relevant provisions — Article 14 (equality), Article 25 (freedom of religion), and Sixth Schedule (tribal autonomy) — to show the constitutional balance between uniformity and diversity.
  • Conclude with Gender Justice: End by highlighting how such reforms promote women’s rights and social justice, while emphasizing the need for sensitivity towards tribal customs.

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