An advisory issued with the aid of the Finance Ministry on August 28 observed the final week's landmark Supreme Court judgment in the case for identical-sex marriage.It brings clarity that henceforth, financial establishments shall increase popularity to LGBTQIA partnerships for commencing joint bills and nominations by taking into consideration the Constitution Bench order of the Supreme Court, though it did not legalize same-sex marriages but brought to the fore the aspect of same rights and safety to deliver to the LGBTQIA community in all aspects of monetary and felony entitlements. Until recently, LGBTQIA couples went thru all manner of gymnastics in dealing with shared finances and securing the monetary futures of their companions. Without the prison reputation of relationships, those couples very regularly discovered themselves shut out of simple offerings accorded to heterosexual couples, along with joint bank debts and naming each other beneficiaries in insurance policies and other financial units. It is thus an advisory letter with the help of the Ministry of Finance and a new step toward bridging those numerous inequalities. It asks banks and financial houses in particular to amend their systems and policies in a way that would allow joint accounts of LGBTQIA couples, and recognize partners as nominees of the same financial products, including savings accounts, fixed deposits, and mutual funds. It also calls for reviewing the current policies, through the use of financial institutions, for any discriminatory practices or wording that would have excluded LGBTQIA couples in the past. The decision on the matter of joint bills and nomination of an accomplice is unique in the aspect of remaining financially secure, in that over several centuries, many LGBTQIA people have been subjected to unequal rights. By giving the facility for joint accounts and naming a partner as nominee, the government extends privileges to LGBTQIA couples to conduct their financial affairs with ease, just like any other heterosexual couple. This also secures the rights of LGBTQIA people in events where a partner is afflicted by severe illness or passes away, or for that matter, in emergencies when access to joint finances becomes important. This advisory through the Ministry of Finance indicates the greater changes in the society for the recognition and respect of LGBTQIA rights. This, in many ways, is a loud and clear message from the authorities to implement the letter and spirit of the Supreme Court judgment to ensure that every citizen enjoys equal financial services and protection sans discrimination based entirely on their sexual orientation or gender identity.