India's constitution recognizes the importance of religion in people's lives and guarantees freedom of religion under Articles 25-28. Secularism, as established in the constitution and upheld by the Supreme Court, means equal respect for all religions. The concept of Sarva Dharma Samabhava, which believes all religions reach the same destination by different paths, has influenced India's secular tradition of respecting religious diversity.
The term “Secular” means being "separate" from religion, or having no religious basis. A secular person is one who does not owe his moral values to any religion. His values are the product of his rational and scientific thinking.
OBJECTIVE
The agenda for this webinar is to gain an understanding on the balance fundamental rights. This webinar is the fifth of the Constitution Webinar Series. In this webinar, we will elaborately discuss the Freedom of Religion along with the mechanism for enforcing the Fundamental Rights visavis the Right to Constitutional Remedies.
Compatibility of Secularism in India: A Contested Discourseinventionjournals
The idea of Indian secularism is deeply rooted in its own socio-cultural and historical traditions. It has its own concept of secularism which is different from the Western concept. The uniqueness of the Indian conception of secularism has been discussed extensively and has been one of the most debated and contested issues in recent times. There are apprehensions about whether the concept would find a suited field of application in the Indian social and political context. . Conceptually Indian secularism dwells in an entirely unique discursive domain. This paper particularly tries to analyse the compatibility of secular idea in India and questions some of its fundamental foundations. The research delineates the secular distinctiveness of the Indian nation-state and various contestations and debates among scholars for its effectiveness in the Indian society.
India, most popularly acknowledged as the land of spiritual beliefs, philosophical thinking, culture, has also been the birthplace of quite a few number of religions out of which some of them exist in this era as well.
‘Religion’ is entirely a matter of choice, perception and belief.
People in this country have a strong faith and dependence when it comes to their religion as they perceive that religion adds meaning and reason to their lives.
When it comes to people who are extremely devoted to their religion, they leave no stone unturned in showing a substantial amount of fidelity towards their respective religion.
The term “Secular” means being "separate" from religion, or having no religious basis. A secular person is one who does not owe his moral values to any religion. His values are the product of his rational and scientific thinking.
OBJECTIVE
The agenda for this webinar is to gain an understanding on the balance fundamental rights. This webinar is the fifth of the Constitution Webinar Series. In this webinar, we will elaborately discuss the Freedom of Religion along with the mechanism for enforcing the Fundamental Rights visavis the Right to Constitutional Remedies.
Compatibility of Secularism in India: A Contested Discourseinventionjournals
The idea of Indian secularism is deeply rooted in its own socio-cultural and historical traditions. It has its own concept of secularism which is different from the Western concept. The uniqueness of the Indian conception of secularism has been discussed extensively and has been one of the most debated and contested issues in recent times. There are apprehensions about whether the concept would find a suited field of application in the Indian social and political context. . Conceptually Indian secularism dwells in an entirely unique discursive domain. This paper particularly tries to analyse the compatibility of secular idea in India and questions some of its fundamental foundations. The research delineates the secular distinctiveness of the Indian nation-state and various contestations and debates among scholars for its effectiveness in the Indian society.
India, most popularly acknowledged as the land of spiritual beliefs, philosophical thinking, culture, has also been the birthplace of quite a few number of religions out of which some of them exist in this era as well.
‘Religion’ is entirely a matter of choice, perception and belief.
People in this country have a strong faith and dependence when it comes to their religion as they perceive that religion adds meaning and reason to their lives.
When it comes to people who are extremely devoted to their religion, they leave no stone unturned in showing a substantial amount of fidelity towards their respective religion.
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1. In light of Articles 25-28 concerning Freedom of
Religion in India, discuss the idea of Secularism and
Sarva dharma Sam bhava.
“India has a great heritage and it is a model for religious harmony where people of different
religions live peacefully and in harmony.”
Religion is a matter of belief or faith. The constitution of India recognizes the fact,
how important religion is in the life of people of India and hence, provides for the
right to freedom of religion under Articles 25 to Article 28. The Constitution of India
envisages a secular model and provides that every person has the right and freedom
to choose and practice his or her religion. In a number of cases, the Apex Court has
held that secularism is the basic structure of the Constitution, the most important
being the Kesavananda Bharati case. People in India mainly practice Islam,
Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism and, Christianity. In India, there are
religion-specific laws and Goa is the only state to have a Uniform Civil Code known
as the Goa Civil Code. The Constitution supports religious harmony which means the
people of India show love and affection to different religions of the country.
Constitutional Provisions relating to Right of Religion
Article 25: Freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of
religion.
Article 26: Freedom to manage religious affairs.
Article 27: Freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion.
Article 28: Freedom as to attendance at religious instruction or religious worship in
certain educational institutions.
Freedom of Religion in India (Art. 25)
Article 25 of the Constitution guarantees freedom of religion to all persons in India. It provides
that all persons in India, subject to public order, morality, health, and other provisions:
Are equally entitled to freedom of conscience, and
Have the right to freely profess, practice and propagate religion.
2. It further provides that this article shall not affect any existing law and shall not prevent the state
from making any law relating to:
Regulation or restriction of any economic, financial, political, or any secular activity
associated with religious practice.
Providing social welfare and reform.
Opening of Hindu religious institutions of public character for all the classes and sections
of the Hindus.
Freedom to manage religious affairs (Art. 26)
Article 26 (subject to public order, morality, and health) confers a right on every religious
denomination or any section of such religious denomination of:
Establishing and maintaining institutions for religious and charitable purposes;
Managing its affair with regard to religion;
Owing and acquiring property (movable and immovable);
Administering the property in accordance with the law.
Freedom from taxes for promotion of any particular
religion (Art. 27)
Article 27 of the Constitution prevents a person from being compelled to pay any taxes which are
meant for the payment of the costs incurred for the promotion or maintenance of any religion or
religious denomination.
Prohibition of religious instruction in the State-aided
Institutions (Art. 28)
Article 28 prohibits:
Providing religious instructions in any educational institutions that are maintained wholly
out of the state funds.
The above shall not apply to those educational institutions administered by the states but
established under endowment or trust requiring religious instruction to be imparted in
such institution.
Any person attending state recognized or state-funded educational institution is not
required to take part in religious instruction or attend any workshop conducted in such
an institution or premises of such educational institution.
What is Secularism?
Secularism means developing, understanding and respect for different religions. It is believed that
the word ‘Secularism’ has its origin in late medieval Europe. In 1948, during the constituent
assembly debate, a demand was made by the KT Shah to include the word ‘Secular’ in the
Preamble to the Constitution. The members of the assembly though agreed to the secular nature
of the constitution but it was not incorporated in the Preamble. Later, in 1976 the Indira Gandhi
3. government enacted the 42nd Amendment Act and the word ‘Secular’ was added to the Preamble.
The 42nd Amendment Act also known as the ‘Mini Constitution’, is the most comprehensive
amendment to the Constitution.
In the much-disputed Ayodhya case, it was held by the apex court that the constitution postulates
equality of all faiths. Through Tolerance and mutual co-existence, the secular commitment of our
country and its people can be nourished.
Sarva Dharma Samabhava
Indian secularism is often associated with Sarva Dharma Sambhava. It is essentially a Hindu
concept. It believes that religions might have different paths but they have to reach an equal
destination. Well known social reformers and political thinkers followed and embraced this
concept. People like Ramakrishna, Vivekananda and Gandhi embraced it. It is believed that
Indian secularism draws from this traditional concept and therefore does not follows complete
separation of state and religion, rather respects all religions.