Articles of Faith Religion, Secularism, and the Indian Supreme Court (Law in India)

This book examines how the Supreme Court of India has interpreted the right to freedom of religion and how its interpretation has influenced the discourse on secularism and nationhood. The study is based primarily on Supreme Court judgments, from the earliest post- Independence rulings to the most significant recent ones, on Articles 25 and 26 and other provisions.



Readership: Law professionals, advanced students and scholars of constitutional law, modern Indian politics, Hindu and Muslim personal law, religious studies, cultural studies, gender studies, sociology, South Asian Studies, and history.