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DNA Test Paternity: 1 Landmark Supreme Court Ruling (2026) | Vijay Foundations Supreme Court of India Evidence Law & Family Law Acquittal In Rape Case Doesn’t Bar Scientific Determination Of Paternity: Supreme Court Upholds DNA Test Order Adv. Mamta Shukla • Published on vijayfoundations.com • Chaturbhuj Pradhan v. Amar Pradhan & Anr. | 2026 LiveLaw
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Alarming Patriarchal Preference for Male Child: SC Urges Action (2026) | Vijay Foundations Supreme Court of India Gender Law & Constitutional Rights ‘Patriarchal Preference For Male Child Continues’ — Supreme Court Calls For Strict Enforcement Of Sex-Selection Prohibition Adv. Mamta Shukla • Published on vijayfoundations.com • Gender Justice | Constitutional Law India’s Supreme Court has
