This study undertakes a comparative analysis of women's post-marriage rights as enshrined in public laws across various nations. The examination focuses on legal provisions pertaining to marriage dissolution, property rights, inheritance, custody of children, and financial independence for women following marriage. Through a comprehensive review of legal frameworks and statutes from diverse jurisdictions, this study sheds light on the extent to which women's rights are protected and upheld in post-marriage scenarios. Key differences and similarities in legal approaches across nations are highlighted, along with the implications for women's empowerment and gender equality.

Persistent criminal behavior remains a significant societal concern in India, with its multifaceted nature posing challenges for law enforcement and policymakers. This comprehensive study aims to unravel the underlying factors contributing to such behavior, offering insights into the complex interplay of social, economic, and psychological variables. Drawing upon extensive research and empirical evidence, this study examines various determinants, including socio-economic disparities, cultural influences, family dynamics, and individual psychosocial factors. By exploring the interconnectedness of these variables, we strive to provide a nuanced understanding of the drivers behind persistent criminal conduct in India. Additionally, this study discusses implications for crime prevention strategies and intervention programs tailored to address the root causes of criminal behavior.