India, as a democratic country, has a number of rules in place to ensure that the system runs smoothly. However, debates over whether some laws have flaws keeps happening. But, some laws that prohibit weird things in India sound too crazy to understand. We've compiled a list of some of India's crazy laws that you may not be aware of.
Have you ever thought of planning a reunion with 10 couples or more at the same time? If yes, make sure you don't all arrive at the same time on the dance floor. According to the Licensing and Controlling Places of Amusement (other than Cinemas), 1960, if more than 10 couples are spotted dancing on the same stage at the same time, the law has the ability to either reduce the number of couples or completely shut down the event. So, figure out what you wanna do, but just don't all go dancing at the same time.
Did you know about the rule of not flying kites without a permit? Well yes, according to the Indian Aircraft Act of 1934, which says you need a permit or a license to fly a plane, you also need a similar permit to fly a kite. Meaning no kite flying. Not even during the time of the famous Kite Festival Makar Sankranti without a permit.
However if you still decide to go on, flying a kite is punishable by imprisonment of 2 years or a fine of up to ₹10,00,000.
Finding money on the road may feel like a lucky day. However if you don't report about it, you may find yourself in trouble. According to the Treasure Trove Act of 1878, any treasure you find belongs to the Queen. This means if you find money lying around that's more than 10 rupees, you're committing a crime by not reporting it. However, if you found less than 10 rupees, you are not committing a crime by keeping it. But if higher... Go report!
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Do you want to get your ears cleaned or teeth fixed? Well don't even think about getting it done by roadside vendors if you want to avoid trouble. If you want to get teeth fixed, go to a dentist!According to Chapter V, Section 49 of the Dentist Act of 1948, street dentistry is illegal in India.
Some states in India: Bihar, Gujarat, Mizoram, and Nagaland have a complete ban on liquor. Meaning that these states are dry states. To restrict the liquor selling,
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