religion

Trapped by Triple Talaq

Madhavankutty Pillai

A survey reveals that a huge majority of Muslim women in India want to see the end of the unilateral oral divorce and other such injustices of the religion’s personal laws

On the Kumbh Waterfront

Madhavankutty Pillai

Holy dip or drinking water—it should be easy for a government to choose

PRAISE THE LOST SHEEP

Shahina KK

It is not easy to be a former priest or nun in Kerala

The Crooked Lives of Free Speech

Pratap Bhanu Mehta

Liberals lose the plot from Paris to Delhi

For an India of Equal Liberty

Martha C Nussbaum

Time to strike a balance between justice and prosperity

Who’s Afraid Of Wendy Doniger?

S Prasannarajan

In India, faith may not be in power but the faithful is empowered by the State that is not committed to freedom

My Vote for Pluralism

Garga Chatterjee

There are multiple ways of being human, being religious among them, that rationalists fail to appreciate

Up Against Godmen

Haima Deshpande

Narendra Dabholkar’s assassination leaves a legislative battle unfinished with no one to take it up

The Scientologists of India

Lhendup G Bhutia

Evil cult or misunderstood religion, Scientology is slowly finding followers in India

Who Is Secular in This Country?

MG Vaidya

Those who make religious distinctions or those who do not?

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Up Against Godmen

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