💨 Abstract

The article discusses the potential impact of a new policy in Rajasthan, India, requiring the date of birth to be included on wedding cards. This minor change could serve as a deterrent against child marriage by increasing public scrutiny and providing law enforcement and child rights activists with a tool to intervene before marriages take place. The article also emphasizes the role of religious leaders in fighting child marriage, suggesting that their involvement could further strengthen the effort to end this centuries-old practice.

Courtesy: theprint.in

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