Beyond Secularism: The Rights of Religious Minorities

Neera Chandhoke

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Secularism has come to pose one of the most pressing, disturbing and vexed questions of our times. This volume explores how and why the concept of secularism has proven to be inadequate for dealing with the complex and specific problems of Indian society.

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