evidence: Partners in live-in relationship have not been legally recognized by any implied sections or articles. Though it is not socially acceptable in some parts of India but live-in relationships are not illegal. Live-in relationships are becoming increasingly popular in India, especially among the younger generation. It is a concept where two individuals live together as partners without getting married. This trend is on the rise due to various reasons such as modernisation, urbanisation, and individualistic lifestyles. However, live-in relationships in India have always been a topic of debate and controversy. As per recent judgements of various courts in India, it has brought about some changes and have expressly accepted it to be legal in the country. S.Khushboo V Kanniammal, in this case the Supreme Court held that a live-in relationship comes within the ambit of Right to life under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. The court also held that live-in-relationships are permissible and the act of two adults living together cannot be considered unlawful or illegal.