There is a saying in Indian right wing circles, that I tend to agree with which goes something like "India is not a secular country because it says so in the constitution, rather because it is in Hindu ethos to be inclusive". All forms of worship, form hardcore monotheist (like the Abrahamic religions) to animist/polytheist and everything in between find a space in its umbrella.
There is a saying in Indian right wing circles, that I tend to agree with which goes something like "India is not a secular country because it says so in the constitution, rather because it is in Hindu ethos to be inclusive". All forms of worship, form hardcore monotheist (like the Abrahamic religions) to animist/polytheist and everything in between find a space in its umbrella.
There is a saying in Indian right wing circles, that I tend to agree with which goes something like "India is not a secular country because it says so in the constitution, rather because it is in Hindu ethos to be inclusive". All forms of worship, form hardcore monotheist (like the Abrahamic religions) to animist/polytheist and everything in between find a space in its umbrella.
Legal or constitutional formalism is vastly less relevant than the weight of history or experience over millennia.