discribe how indian constitution respects diversity
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The Constitution of India—the world’s most diverse democracy—is a
remarkable document, balancing the freedoms and rights of citizens who
represent all of the major world religions. After introducing the
constitutional basis for religious freedom in India and articulating the
distinctive character of Indian secularism, this Article turns to two major
issues of religious freedom in contemporary India—the rights of religious
minorities, and the right to convert to a different religion. Debates over
these rights juxtapose divergent arguments that invoke religious freedom
and highlight the multiple facets and meanings of religious freedom.
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The Indian Constitution, though Euro-American in appearance, is native in its spirit. This nativity is reflected in several of its provisions, and the vision of Founding Fathers to establish a just society through constitutional means. Apart from briefly tracing the aims and objectives of the Indian Constitution, this article reviews the working of the provisions related to the following aspects: the 'trilogy' of fundamental rights, directive principles of state policy and fundamental duties; composition, structure, power and interrelation of the Executive and Legislature; role, structure, reach and independence of Judiciary, including the evaluation of judicial activism; legislative, administrative and financial relations of Centre and States in normal time as well during emergency; and the amendment of the Constitution.
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