2 types of kanthri gallani chusthunna inside and outside of this db

[Picheshwar]

41 minutes ago, reality said:

@PilliBeta

school moosey..

 

New angle emerging.

[reality]

28 minutes ago, Picheshwar said:

New angle emerging.

Ee sari em angle.... Agnana pradarshana?

[Boomer]

3 hours ago, DummyVariable said:

@Boomer 

He don't know abt me leave it

[Boomer]

3 hours ago, keviinusa said:

same with govt involvement with endowment of temples, subsidizing hajj travel ilantivi chana vunnai dont fall for the narrative ani @Boomer cheppamannadu

The definition pilli mentioned is itself wrong

Seperation of Church and state suits for European democracies ,bcoz their king hugely used to involves church into administration,In India case it is respect to. Every religion by then monarchs

[PilliBeta]

20 minutes ago, Boomer said:

The definition pilli mentioned is itself wrong

Seperation of Church and state suits for European democracies ,bcoz their king hugely used to involves church into administration,In India case it is respect to. Every religion by then monarchs

Secularism is the principle of the separation of government institutions and persons mandated to represent the state from religious institutions and religious dignitaries.

[Boomer]

1 minute ago, PilliBeta said:

Secularism is the principle of the separation of government institutions and persons mandated to represent the state from religious institutions and religious dignitaries.

No it is Cambridge definition

I'm talking abt indian context

India, however, does not completely separate religion and state.[2] The Indian Constitution has allowed extensive interference of the state in calling for restrictions in religious affairs, such as the abolition of caste system and untouchability.[7][8] The Islamic Central Wakf Council, which is a statutory body under the government tasked with managing and maintaining historical Islamic heritage architectures, and many Hindu temples which are considered to be heritage structures of unique architecture are administered and managed by the Indian government[9][10]. Several states in India also have laws that restrict proselytizing by religious groups or organisations.[11] The Supreme Court of India and different high courts on several high profile cases ruled on issues of secularism  and the separation of state and religion further evolving the discourse of secularism in modern India. [12]

[Boomer]

1 minute ago, Boomer said:

No it is Cambridge definition

I'm talking abt indian context

India, however, does not completely separate religion and state.[2] The Indian Constitution has allowed extensive interference of the state in calling for restrictions in religious affairs, such as the abolition of caste system and untouchability.[7][8] The Islamic Central Wakf Council, which is a statutory body under the government tasked with managing and maintaining historical Islamic heritage architectures, and many Hindu temples which are considered to be heritage structures of unique architecture are administered and managed by the Indian government[9][10]. Several states in India also have laws that restrict proselytizing by religious groups or organisations.[11] The Supreme Court of India and different high courts on several high profile cases ruled on issues of secularism  and the separation of state and religion further evolving the discourse of secularism in modern India. [12]

To summarize for u Ra pilli @PilliBeta

Indian Constitution allows government to do certain religious things like banning cow slaughter, promoting sanksrit etc

Indian Constitution is Hindu constitution