The Supreme Court of India on Thursday, January 9 dismissed review petitions challenging its landmark ruling that denied legal recognition to same-sex marriages in the country. The court firmly maintained that there was no constitutional foundation to grant legal sanction to such unions,

In its latest ruling on same-sex marriages, the top court stated that there was "no error apparent on the face of the record" in its earlier judgment. The bench emphasised that the views expressed in the original verdict were in accordance with the law and required no further interference.

The review bench did not find any error in the judgement pronounced in 2023 on Marriage Equality case where the majority of the judges refused legal sanction of queer marriages.

The Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed review petitions challenging its October 2023 verdict that refused to recognize the right of same-sex couples to enter i

The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a batch of petitions seeking review of its judgement by which it had denied to recognise same-sex marriage. In 2023, the top court's verdict had dealt a setback to LGBTQIA+ community and advocates for marriage equality rights.

Blanchard drafted a memorial asking the U.S. Supreme Court to re-legalize bans on same-sex marriage across U.S. states.