Govind, Rahul
The constitutionality and rationality of the secular imperative - Social Scientist - 519(9-10), Sep-Oct, 2023: p.3-36
There is perhaps no more urgent and fraught issue in India today than the question of the relationship between the democratic State, secularism and religion. According to a widely held view, either secularism as a conceptnorm is inapplicable in India because of its origins outside of India, or any vaunted value of secularism that might exist has already been anticipated in Indian history outside of any external influence. – Reproduced
The constitutionality and rationality of the secular imperative - Social Scientist - 519(9-10), Sep-Oct, 2023: p.3-36
There is perhaps no more urgent and fraught issue in India today than the question of the relationship between the democratic State, secularism and religion. According to a widely held view, either secularism as a conceptnorm is inapplicable in India because of its origins outside of India, or any vaunted value of secularism that might exist has already been anticipated in Indian history outside of any external influence. – Reproduced