Keeping And Preserving Public Religion In The Legal System: Obstacles And Changes In The Indian Setting

India, a nation renowned for its complex web of religious diversity, is at a challenging crossroads where the relationship between law and religion constantly changes the geopolitical landscape. Despite being fundamentally secular, Articles 25–28 of the Indian Constitution grant religious freedom to all of its citizens. Nevertheless, there have frequently been issues when putting these ideas into reality. In India, the term "public religion" refers to more than just individual convictions; it is closely associated with political ideas, cultural norms, and social practices.