The deadline for submitting public suggestions on the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) has been extended to April 15. The UCC is a contentious issue in India, aiming to replace personal laws based on religious scriptures and customs with a common set of laws for all citizens. The government had invited feedback from the public on the draft UCC bill, which covers aspects like marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption. The move to extend the deadline for public suggestions comes after various groups and individuals requested more time to study the proposed bill and provide meaningful feedback. The decision to extend the deadline reflects the government’s commitment to ensuring a thorough and inclusive process in formulating the UCC. The UCC has been a topic of debate for many years, with proponents arguing that it will promote gender equality and social justice, while critics raise concerns about its potential impact on religious freedoms and cultural diversity. The extension of the deadline provides an opportunity for more stakeholders to participate in the consultation process and voice their opinions on this important legal reform. Citizens are encouraged to take advantage of this extended deadline to contribute their views and suggestions on the UCC, which has far-reaching implications for the country’s legal framework and social fabric.