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This seminar paper explores the complex issue of religious fundamentalism in india, focusing on the rise of hindutva and islamic fundamentalism. It examines the impact of conversion and baptism on minority rights, particularly for dalit christians, and analyzes the legal framework surrounding these issues. The paper also discusses the role of the indian constitution in protecting minority rights and the challenges posed by anti-conversion laws.
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Submitted to: rev. Bijumon Krishnan Submitted by: Sojin S Issac Submitted on: 01.12. Class: B D II
can take divorce at any time, at any grounds. (iv) Effects of Guardianship: the paramount consideration regarding guardianship is the welfare of the minor to decide.^7 6 .2. Reconversion or Ghar vapsi: A typical Indian or a Hindi word, Ghar vapsi, simply means home coming. It should be down with respect to the constitution which guarantees freedom of religion. 6 .3. Conversion and casteism: Caste is prevailing India and it is related to Hinduism. Indian judiciary permitted such privileges to certain caste but the conversion effects those privileges. (i) Oppression (ii) Social discrimination etc.