The recent enactment of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Uttarakhand has reignited the debate on the need for a uniform set of laws governing personal matters in India. While proponents see it as a step towards secularism and equality, critics point out that true equality cannot be achieved without addressing the existing inequities within Hindu personal laws. They argue that reforms in inheritance, guardianship, and divorce laws under Hindu personal law should be prioritized before implementing a UCC to ensure that justice is promoted rather than mere assimilation. The discussion around the UCC highlights the complexities of balancing religious and cultural diversity with the principle of equality before the law. Stay updated on this evolving legal landscape for a deeper understanding of the implications of uniformity in civil laws in India.