Solution:Goa is the only state in India to have the Common Civil Code. Goa Civil Code is based on the Portuguese Civil Code (Codigo Civil Portugues) of 1867 which was introduced in Goa in 1870 with some modifications.A Uniform Civil Code (UCC) refers to a single law applicable to all citizens of a country in personal matters such as marriage, divorce, custody, adoption, and inheritance. In India, the purpose of a uniform civil code is to replace personal laws based on religions and their scriptures and customs with a common set of civil laws governing every citizen that are in line with criminal laws.
Article 44, enshrined in Part IV of the Indian Constitution, recognises the need for a UCC, but it is not mandatory and is left to the government's discretion. The demand for a uniform civil code in India is contentious; supporters argue it promotes equality and
secularism, while opponents believe it undermines minority rights and religious practices.