The larger debate regarding State and Religion is always-What is the best policy; exclusion or intrusion? The definition of ‘Secular’ in Merriam-Webster focuses on indifference, exclusion and to an extent- rejection of religion. The Indian model of secularism is inclusive and is based on the principle of equal respect to all religions thereby ruling out…
Religious freedom is a fundamental human right that allows us to think and express ourselves. It allows us to deeply believe something and act upon it. It allows faith and belief to grow inside a human being’s mind. It is a principle that supports freedom of an entire community. It includes freedom to change one’s…
Kalki Avatar is the Avatar of Vishnu Narayan Ji to come in Kaliyuga to establish Dharma. Lord Vishnu Ji have taken Avatar in form of Narsimha , Mohini, Buddha, Vaman, Matsya, Varah, Takshak,Parshuram, Ram, Krishna and some more. When the end of the world will happen then the Kalki Avatar ji will come and take…
Faith usually gives a religious connotation to the topic being addressed. But what is faith in its totality? Faith is the belief of an individual. It can be towards anything or object. Some people believe in God, some don’t. Some have faith in divine yogi and yoginis some don’t. Some think time is god. Some…
WHEN FAITH AND LAWS COLLIDE Religion in India is characterised by a diversity of religious beliefs and practices. What should we tend to do once the law conflicts with a person’s spiritual obligations? Consequently, fashionable law and faith are complementary, contradictory and coinciding sources of rule-making, assessment and execution. Each introduce obedience and obligations, leadership, establishments and legal…
Casteism is a highly condemned practice in the society of ours in which people are divided on their background. But do casteism really have any Indian background.Today we will try to bust this myth. Caste is a Portugese word first of all. And it has its root in all the countries around the globe. It…
The right to freedom of religion forms an integral part of the fundamental right as embedded in our Indian Constitution. It is under Article 25 to 28 of our constitution. Since India is a multi-religion country, it was important for our constitution makers to give equal importance to all the religions. Article 25 to 28…
Thorough observations from ‘Global’ point of view highlight that specific groups of people hailing from individual countries usually practice religion in common at a larger scale ,lastly making the country religiously dominant. There are evidently handful of countries worldwide with active population practicing more than 2 to 4 religions and contributing significant amount of belief diversity…
A small splinter glows and become the epitome of devastation. Angry passions flame up and ignite the harmony. With this begins the unending decimation ruthless killing of men and women and children of innocent charm . Hue and cry, lament and mourning, sobs and sniffer and nobody to wiped the tears from the innocent eyes.…
ETHICS IN GITA Bhagavad Gita, the famous dialogue between Krishna and Arjuna in the middle of the Kurukshetra battle, popularly considered as a sacred text of moral code, is a liberating text. As even Arjuna surrenders to Krishna, pleading for removal of his confusion and inability to decide in this crucial moment, Krishna begins by…
