Secularism in Indian Ethos

accepted according administration Akbar Amendment ancient appointment Article 19 Aśoka aspect backward classes basis belief Bombay Brahmin British Castes and Scheduled century changes Christian Church citizens civil concept conscience context creed cultural Delhi demands democracy democratic Directive Principles discrimination doctrine doubt economic equally ethical faith freedom of religion Fundamental Rights groups Hidayatullah Hindu Hinduism Holyoake human Ibid India Indian Constitution individual institutions interests Islam justice Kautilya language legislation liberty Madras Maneka Gandhi matters ment minorities missionaries moral movement Mughal Muslim law organization Parliament personal law political practice protection Punjab reason reform relating religious reservation rule rulers Sanskrit Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes secular secularist separation set-up Shah Sikh Śiva social society spiritual stress Sufi Sufism Supreme Court temples tion tradition truth uniform civil code unity Upanishads words