The delicate balance between religious freedom and the state’s responsibility to uphold secularism in institutions is a crucial issue in India. Courts have often been tasked with repeatedly balancing religious freedom with the state’s duty to uphold secularism. This ongoing debate raises questions about the role of religion in public life and the state’s duty to ensure neutrality.
Join us as we explore this complex issue, diving deep into the intersection of faith, law, and public policy in India.
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