Hike in marriageable age for girls is here to stay, writes O

The Supreme Court is unlikely to strike down the hike in marriageable age of girls from 18 to 21 years just as it is unlikely to strike down the linkage of Aadhaar cards with the electoral rolls which were both passed in the Lok Sabha amid futile protests and a walkout.

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