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CHAPTER V SECULARISM AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION IN INDIA INTRODUCTION Meaning of Secular State The term ¡° secular state ¡± signifies a State in which discrimination on the basis of religion is not as a rule permitted within its territory ...
CHAPTER V SECULARISM AND SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION IN INDIA INTRODUCTION Meaning of Secular State The term ¡° secular state ¡± signifies a State in which discrimination on the basis of religion is not as a rule permitted within its territory ...
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The religious freedom must be envisaged in the context of a secular State . A religion may have many secular activities , it may have secular aspects , but these secular activities and aspects do not constitute religion as understood by ...
The religious freedom must be envisaged in the context of a secular State . A religion may have many secular activities , it may have secular aspects , but these secular activities and aspects do not constitute religion as understood by ...
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If the practice in question was purely secular or the affair which was controlled by the statute was essentially and absolutely secular in character , it could not be urged that Article 25 ( 1 ) or Article 26 ( b ) had been contravened ...
If the practice in question was purely secular or the affair which was controlled by the statute was essentially and absolutely secular in character , it could not be urged that Article 25 ( 1 ) or Article 26 ( b ) had been contravened ...
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Preface | 11 |
Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
The Hindu Marriage Act 1955An Experiment | 36 |
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