Latest laws by Indian Government
                     LATEST LAWS BY 
INDIAN 
GOVERNMENT
Introduction
•In recent parliament sessions, the NDA 
government successfully passed bills on various 
issues and made laws/acts on it.
•Some of them are listed below.
The Muslim Women (Protection of 
Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019
•Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Law and Justice Minister 
introduced the bill, to protect the rights of Muslim 
women against the triple talaq.
•Recently, the Indian government makes a law called 
The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on 
Marriage) Act, 2019.
•The act is about to save the rights of Muslim women 
against triple talaq. All forms of triple talaq including 
electronic as well as written are made illegal.
•As per the Indian constitution- Basic rights all 
Indians have the right to equality, and triple talaq was 
an injustice to Muslim women.
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Penalties-
•Imprisonment up to three 
years.
•Also, some fine can be 
collected from a man who 
pronounces talaq without 
legal procedure.
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•This law surely a good 
step to save the equality 
rights of Muslim women.
The Banning of Unregulated 
Deposit Schemes Act, 2019
•Ms. Nirmala Sitaraman introduced the bill related to 
the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes.
•The bill is passed, and Indian government make act 
on it.
•A law to ban unregulated deposit schemes, for this 
purpose a comprehensive method has been declared. 
•To motto behind this law is to protect the interests of 
depositors.
For the following three reasons offenses can be 
made:
•For supporting/advertising unregulated deposit 
schemes.
•Dishonestly defaulting on regulated deposit 
schemes.
•Providing wrong information about unregulated 
schemes and fraud the depositors.
•Penalties- Jail from five to 10 years plus a fine 
from Rs 10 lakh to five crores.
The Central Educational 
Institutions (Reservations in 
Teachers Cadre) Act, 2019
•HRD minister Mr. Ramesh P. Nishank introduced 
this bill in parliament and after passing the bill, the 
Indian government gave it legislative protection.
•The law provides reservations for teaching positions 
via direct recruitment to the applicant belongs to SC, 
ST, SEBC (Socially and educationally backward 
classes), and other economically weaker sections.
•Note that law is only applicable for central 
institutions (Institutions of university level, national 
importance, and central government-aided 
institutions).
•Institutions of research, minority educational 
institutions are excluded.
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The New Delhi International 
Arbitration Centre Act, 2019
•Mr. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Law and Justice Minister 
introduced the bill.
•After successfully passing at parliament, an Indian 
government makes the law and gives it legislative 
protection.
•Its law is for the management of arbitration in India with 
the help of autonomous independent institution.
• to establish an autonomous and independent institution 
for better management of arbitration in India.