Tag: #Religion

The Need for Government Control of Religious and Charitable Institutions

India is a land of religions and temples. The country is said to be a live example of Unity in Diversity. It has so many religions, faiths, and sects that...

Places of Worship Act

Introduction As per Places of Worship Act, it is “an Act to prohibit conversion of any place of worship and to provide for the maintenance of the religious character of...

Religious Education in Schools

Introduction Education in humanities, social sciences, and school is an important tool for making it better or easier for people to live together in a society that is diverse with...

Entry of a Non-Hindu cannot be Restricted from entering a Temple: Madras High Court

–Report by Rhea Mistry In C. Soman v. Secretary of Hindu Religious and Charitable Department and others, Mr. C. Soman filed the petition under Article 226 of the constitution stating...

CASTE BASED RESERVATIONS IN INDIA – A CONSTITUTIONAL EXAMINATION

Introduction India, a country with many ideologies, religions, dialects, castes, and topography, represents unity and integrity. However, when it comes to the Varna System, which divides Indians into Brahmins, Kshatriyas,...

Secularism in India and the Indian Constitution

Introduction The word ‘Secular’ means that a person is separate from religion and has no religious basis. Secularism means that religion is kept unconnected with the social, political, cultural, and...