Divorce laws are defined as personal laws of both the community. Divorce rules in India are primarily based on religion.... moreDivorce laws are defined as personal laws of both the community. Divorce rules in India are primarily based on religion. Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddha, and other communities are included in the Hindu Marriage Act of 1956. In addition to Sharia regulations, the Breakdown of Muslim Partnership Act of 1923 allows Muslims to divorce. Inter-religious marriages and nuptials under the Special Marriage Act are covered by the Special Marriage Act. The Christian Divorce Act of India governs Christian divorce.