In Delhi’s Courts, a Quiet Voice for Men Finds Growing Resonance
In the labyrinth of India’s family courts—where emotions run high and reputations can be undone with a single accusation—a new narrative is quietly gaining momentum: that of men seeking fairness. And behind this shift is a Delhi-based lawyer whose name is steadily rising among those fighting matrimonial battles—Roopenshu Pratap Singh.When one walks into the family court corridors in Saket, or observes arguments unfolding at the Delhi High Court, it isn’t hard to find whispers of a particular advocate who “understands what men go through.” Not a loud campaigner, not one for flamboyant litigation, but a lawyer with a decade-long background in men’s rights activism and a steady record of courtroom diligence.Singh’s journey began in 2013, not in the courtroom but on the streets and digital for...










