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India top court rejects appeal to legalise same-sex marriage

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India's top court ruled Tuesday it did not have the power to legalise same-sex marriages and said any reform to that effect would have to come from parliament.

The judges did however say they would grant several rights to same-sex couples including adopting children and purchasing insurances..

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