Indian government is planning to bring in a new law called "Irreversible Breakdown of Marriage" act (IrBM). This law was passed by Rajyasabha, now with Loksabha. The key aspects of this law are

Wife can file a no-fault divorce, and the husband cannot oppose it. If a husband files for a no-fault divorce, the wife can oppose it citing financial hardships.

The husband’s property is divided equally between the husband and the wife, not considering how many more family members the husband has. The husband will be forced to hand over to the wife:

a. Minimum 50% of his net worth (his own moveable and immoveable property)

b. 50% of his inherited property (inherited from his parents or ancestors)

c. 50% of his inheritable property (property that he may or may not inherit from his parents in the future).

d. 50% of his lifetime earnings (the net salary he can earn over his entire life until 60 years of age. This earning by the wife will be exempted by Income Tax Dept, and the entire tax is payable by the husband).

e. If the husband cannot provide any of the above at the time of the divorce, the court will give him a few months for the same, and in case the property cannot be divided, then the husband will have to pay the wife in cash, the monetary value of the entire property.