Conversion confusion

Forcible and fraudulent religious conversions invariably revive the arguments for introducing anti-conversion laws to ensure the constitutionally guaranteed Right to Freedom of Religion.

>Forced into ‘homecoming’ Ved Nagar Colony. They were Bengali-speaking, Muslim immigrants on no-one’s radar. That was until December 8, 2014. Not anymore. >Read More...

>Caste is the constant Historically, caste has been a major component in India’s debates on conversion and religious freedom. >Read More...

>Propagation without proselytisation: what the law says Legislative and legal history validates the Opposition argument that there is no need for a new anti-conversion law. >Read More...