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SC will give its judgement on whether same-sex marriage should be legal in India or not on October 16 

SC to announce verdict on same-sex marriage on Tuesday

SC to announce verdict on same-sex marriage on Tuesday
SC verdict on whether same-sex marriage should be legal in India
The verdict was reserved on May 11 after 10-day hearing

SC will give its judgement on whether same-sex marriage should be legal in India or not on October 17&nbsp;

The Supreme Court is scheduled to deliver its much-anticipated judgement on Tuesday on pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriage.
A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud had on May 11 reserved its verdict on the pleas after a marathon hearing of 10 days.
The other members of the bench are Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul, S Ravindra Bhat, Hima Kohli and P S Narasimha.
The judgement will be delivered on Tuesday and accordingly, the information will be updated on the apex court website, sources said.
During the arguments, the Centre had told the apex court that any constitutional declaration made by it on pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriage may not be a "correct course of action" as the court will not be able to foresee, envisage, comprehend and deal with its fallout.
The Centre had also told the court it had received responses from seven states on the issue of same-sex marriage and the governments of Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh and Assam had opposed the petitioners' contention seeking legal endorsement for such wedlock.
The apex court had commenced hearing arguments in the matter on April 18.
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"Counselling is the better option to cure patients of such a psychological disorder," it added.

Homosexuality a disorder, it will further increase in society if same-sex marriage is legalised: RSS body survey

"Counselling is the better option to cure patients of such a psychological disorder," it added.

Many doctors and allied medical professionals believe that homosexuality is "a disorder" and it will increase further in society if same-sex marriage is legalised, according to a survey by Samwardhini Nyas, an affiliate of the women's wing of the RSS.
A senior functionary of the Rashtra Sevika Samiti, a women's organisation which parallels the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), said the findings of the survey are based on 318 responses collected across the country covering medical practitioners from eight different pathies of treatment from modern science to Ayurveda.
In their response to the survey, according to Samwardhini Nyas, nearly 70 per cent of the doctors and allied medical professionals stated that "homosexuality is a disorder" while 83 per cent of them "confirmed transmission of sexual disease in homosexual relations." "From the survey, it is observed that the decision to legalise such marriages may promote more disorder in the society rather than curing patients and bringing them to normalcy," the RSS body said.

 The fact that homosexual relationships are decriminalised after the Navtej Singh Johar judgment cannot give rise to a claim to seek legal recognition for such relationships as a marriage, the Centre said in its affidavit. 

Centre opposes same-sex marriage in affidavit to SC; cites Indian family unit concept

Centre opposes same sex marriage in SC
Govt cites Indian family unit concept
Same-sex marriages were decriminalized in India

&nbsp;The fact that homosexual relationships are decriminalised after the Navtej Singh Johar judgment cannot give rise to a claim to seek legal recognition for such relationships as a marriage, the Centre said in its affidavit.&nbsp;

The Government on Sunday filed a counter-affidavit in the Supreme Court, opposing pleas seeking legal recognition of same-sex marriages in the country.&nbsp;
In its affidavit the Centre has said that living together of persons in same-sex relationships 'cannot be compared to the Indian family concept of a husband, a wife and children born out of the union', Livelaw.in reported.&nbsp;
The Centre has further said that the union between persons of opposite sex is 'socially, culturally and legally ingrained into the very idea and concept of marriage and ought not to be disturbed or diluted by judicial interpretation'.&nbsp;
The three judge Supreme Court bench comprising of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud will hear pleas seeking legal validation for same-sex marriage on March 13.

Jankto posted a video on Twitter saying: "I'm homosexual. And I no longer want to hide myself."

Czech midfielder Jakub Jankto comes out as gay

Czech Republic midfielder Jakub Jankto posted a video on social media on Monday saying he is gay, making him one of the most high-profile male soccer players to come out.

Watch the video posted by Jankto here

Jankto posted a video on Twitter saying: "I'm homosexual. And I no longer want to hide myself."

Czech Republic midfielder Jakub Jankto posted a video on social media on Monday saying he is gay, making him one of the most high-profile male soccer players to come out.
Jankto posted a video on Twitter saying: "I'm homosexual. And I no longer want to hide myself."
The Premier League also responded to the video with a comment saying: "We&rsquo;re with you, Jakub. Football is for everyone."
27-year-old Jankto is playing for Sparta Prague this season on loan from Spanish club Getafe. He has previously played for Italian clubs Sampdoria and Udinese and has made 45 appearances for the Czech national team.
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A diplomatic row has broken out between the UK and Indonesia over a flag hoisted at the British embassy in Jakarta.
On May 17, a rainbow LGBT flag was hoisted alongside the national flag at the British embassy in the Muslim-majority nation. It was to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.
Posting the flag's photos on social media, the embassy had written, "Sometimes it is important to take a stand for what you think is right, even if disagreement between friends can be uncomfortable."
But the move did not go down well with the host country. The Indonesian government summoned the British envoy as Islamic conservatives in the country cried foul. Britain was asked by Indonesia to be respectful of local "sensitivities on matters relevant to culture, religion, and belief".
Homosexuality is legal in Indonesia except in the sharia-ruled province of Aceh. However, growing influence of Islamic conservatives in the world's largest Muslim-majority country is reinforcing the social taboo surrounding homosexuality.

LGBT flag makes Indonesia angry as Muslim conservatives cry foul, UK ambassador summoned

LGBT flag makes Muslim-majority Indonesia angry at UK, ambassador summoned


On May 17, a rainbow LGBT flag was hoisted alongside the national flag at the British embassy in Indonesia.

A diplomatic row has broken out between the UK and Indonesia over a flag hoisted at the British embassy in Jakarta.
On May 17, a rainbow LGBT flag was hoisted alongside the national flag at the British embassy in the Muslim-majority nation. It was to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.
Posting the flag's photos on social media, the embassy had written, "Sometimes it is important to take a stand for what you think is right, even if disagreement between friends can be uncomfortable."
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But the move did not go down well with the host country. The Indonesian government summoned the British envoy as Islamic conservatives in the country cried foul. Britain was asked by Indonesia to be respectful of local "sensitivities on matters relevant to culture, religion, and belief".
Homosexuality is legal in Indonesia except in the sharia-ruled province of Aceh. However, growing influence of Islamic conservatives in the world's largest Muslim-majority country is reinforcing the social taboo surrounding homosexuality.

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