The condition of men in India's judiciary system reflects a complex interplay of societal and legal challenges. While the legal framework ensures equality, men often face difficulties in family law cases, especially in matters of divorce, maintenance, and child custody, where they are sometimes perceived as less favored. The stereotype of men as primary earners contributes to the assumption that they are financially capable of supporting their wives and children, even when it may not be true. Furthermore, men who are falsely accused of domestic violence or dowry harassment may struggle with legal battles that tarnish their reputation, despite lack of evidence. While progress is being made in terms of gender-neutral laws, men continue to experience systemic biases and social stigmas within the judiciary system. Let's discuss Men's rights considering the recent case of Atul Subhash in this episode of Modern Nari.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices