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Sabarimala case: Secular court cannot determine if religious practice is superstition, says Centre
If religion does not interfere with the state, then the state must also not interfere with religion, Solicitor General Tushar ...
SG Tushar Mehta argued that India’s social fabric should not be simplistically equated with Western notions of patriarchy, ...
Centre argues before Supreme Court that rigid definitions of religious denominations and practices threaten Hinduism's ...
Secular court cannot determine whether a religious practice is superstition: Centre to Supreme Court
A secular court cannot determine whether a religious practice amounts to superstition, the Central government told the ...
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'Courts Interfere When Social Evils Are Branded As Religious Practice': SC Begins Sabarimala Hearing
The observation came on the first day of hearings before the bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant, as the Solicitor ...
Government's Stance on Religious Practices On Tuesday, the Union government raised concerns regarding whether courts should determine what qualifies as an essential religious practice, as reported by ...
(RNS) — The recent controversy over an Episcopal priest who was dismissed for promoting psychedelics for spiritual awakening raises urgent questions about how organized religion in America relates to ...
The Central government Tuesday in the Supreme Court advocated for greater freedom in religious practices and asked whether ...
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