Falling fertility rate makes two-child penalties outdated in India, says SC judgment
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‘The foundation of such laws, that is, the fear of overpopulation, has crumbled due to demographic changes in the past few decades’
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Falling fertility rate makes two-child penalties outdated in India, says Supreme Court
‘The foundation of such laws, that is, the fear of overpopulation, has crumbled due to demographic changes in the past few decades’, says Bench
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Falling fertility rate makes two-child penalties outdated in India, says SC judgment
‘The foundation of such laws, that is, the fear of overpopulation, has crumbled due to demographic changes in the past few decades’
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