The Constitution has not failed to define secularism. What we suffer from is selective understanding. We remember secularism when it reassures us and misinterpret it when it challenges us.

Since dharma in our tradition has never meant religion in the narrow sense, dharma nirapekshata unnecessarily conveys indifference to a society’s moral values ...

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Is Bangladesh shunning its liberation-era identity? This question crops up as Muhammad Yunus pushing Bangladesh to align with Pakistan amid debates on how the 1971 Liberation War is remembered.

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The future Iranian woman is not a liberal mascot or a religious subject. She is a political adult refusing to be managed.

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Anand Teltumbde’s Dalits and the Indian Constitution questions whether the law was meant to end caste or simply control it, exposing how justice, representation, and secularism failed Dalits.