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Land of Equality, Part II

Posted on May 23, 2006Apr 30, 2018 by Sankrant Sanu

Read Part I The Department of Social Division I was now even more curious about this remarkable country of Ladnam. How did they come up with this system of victim ratings for…

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The Conversion War and Religious Freedom

Posted on Dec 2, 2005Oct 15, 2017 by Sankrant Sanu

The doctrine of religious freedom is enshrined in the UN charter under the declaration of Universal Human Rights and also in article 25 of the Indian constitution. Both these declarations state that…

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Re-imagining Religious Freedom

Posted on Oct 20, 2005Jun 1, 2014 by Sankrant Sanu

The doctrine of religious freedom is enshrined in the UN charter under the Declaration of Universal Human Rights and also in article 25 of the Indian constitution. Both these declarations state that…

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TEACHING PLURALISM AND TOLERANCE

Posted on Feb 3, 2005Aug 22, 2013 by Sankrant Sanu

Building on Our Own Traditions “Aap Hindu ho ya Muslim?” (Are you a Hindu or a Muslim?) It was an innocent question asked by Salma,* a pretty ten-year-old girl studying in a…

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Need I belong to only one religion?

Posted on Feb 14, 2003Aug 22, 2013 by Sankrant Sanu

Introduction Religion and secularism are both hot topics of discussion in India today. With rare exceptions, commentators on all sides of the debate in India, suffer from a general malady – that…

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Are Hinduism studies prejudiced?

Posted on Sep 20, 2002Feb 23, 2014 by Sankrant Sanu

This is the original version of the article that caused Microsoft to replace Encarta’s article on Hinduism. This later was anthologized in the book: “Invading the Sacred” published by Rupa Press. Click for…

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