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Indian Judiciary's Struggle: Religious Freedom Vs. Equality (2018-2023)
The Indian Constitution is supposed to balance between freedom of religion and social equality and secularism within a diverse and pluralistic society. However, the judicial interpretation on balancing both these aspects has often led to confusion, especially due to the ap
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