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The politics of superstitions: understanding secularism in India through the trinary of religion, rationalism and superstition.
This thesis aims to create a trinary of the concepts of religion, rationalism and superstitions in order to understand the manifestation of secularism in the socio-political life of a society, with special focus on India. The secularization thesis that anticipated the gradual relegation of religion
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