Transgender individuals have been recorded in Indian history since the 9th century BCE, often identified as hijras, aravanis, kothis, kinnars or sakhis. The Indian constitution calls for a uniform civil code for all citizens to be applied throughout the country.
Transgender individuals have been recorded in Indian history since the 9th century BCE, often identified as hijras, aravanis, kothis, kinnars or sakhis. The Indian constitution calls for a uniform civil code for all citizens to be applied throughout the country.
Transgender individuals have been recorded in Indian history since the 9th century BCE, often identified as hijras, aravanis, kothis, kinnars or sakhis. The Indian constitution calls for a uniform civil code for all citizens to be applied throughout the country.
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as hijras, aravanis, kothis, kinnars or sakhis, have existed in the Indian historical
records since the 9th century BCE. Uniform civil code for the citizens The State shall endeavour to secure for the citizens a uniform civil code throughout the territory of India 1