Secularism in India

Exploring the intricate relationship between religion and politics, this book delves into the concept and practice of secularism in India. It examines historical contexts, contemporary challenges, and the implications of secular policies on society. Edited by Uday Mehta and Ram Puniyani, the collection features diverse perspectives that highlight the significance of secularism in maintaining democratic values. With 332 pages of in-depth analysis, it serves as a critical resource for understanding the dynamics of secularism within the Indian political landscape.