Is it acceptable to criticize religion in India?

Alright. Let me break this down with regards to the core areas that need to be addressed. 1. Freely and constructively questioning religion without fear of punishment by the law of the land. 2. read more

1. Freely and constructively questioning religion without fear of punishment by the law of the land. 2. Consequences of passing comical comments on a public forum. 3. The right to question religion and whether it should be read in concurrence with the right to follow any religion of one's choice. In response; 1. read more

Meh!! Freedom to practice, preach and propagate each religion in India is guided by Article 25 in The Constitution Of India 1949. read more

While it is reasonable to empathise with the argument that we must respect all religions, because, respecting religion as practiced by others is respecting the others’ freedom of expression, it is also a reasonable argument that one must respect the others’ opinions and criticism of religion, because, it is also respecting the others’ freedom of expression. read more