Calling India "secular" in the Constitution is like calling water wet.
Even before 1976, our Constitution was already secular in substance.
Article 14: Equality before law
Article 25 to 28: Freedom of religion
Article 29 and 30: Protection of minority rights
And no state religion
The word "Secular" is a Western import born of Europe's church-state conflicts. Does not capture India’s historical approach to religious pluralism which is better described by concepts like Sarva Dharma Sambhava or equal respect for all faiths.
Long before modern secularism, India spoke of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. It is inclusive by design. Has nurtured multiple worldviews and philosophical traditions while affirming the dignity of every path
Adding "secular" to the Preamble was, philosophically, a tautology. It is resorting to something lesser than what one has always been and stood for! It obscures rather than clarifies India’s own philosophical understanding of pluralism!!
Shall explain elaborately in an article!
So Adani wants to get into airline business
But since he also owns Airports, there is clear COI
so Modi is gonna amend regulatory framework so that his boss can own both airlines and airports
Modi is clearly COMPROMISED
Even if they are forcing 3 language policy,
first of all it should be from class 6 to 8/9
secondly why tf they are forcing 2 native languages
The 3rd language should be spanish/french/german which wud help the students in future job prospects and higher education.
most women in india aren’t sleeping around you useless gawar. this is what happens when 3rd world men consume western redpill content and apply their exaggerated ideas about female promiscuity to societies where women face strict social restrictions and limited freedom