Freedom of Religion

Religion change in school certificates should be allowed after conversion: Kerala High Court
Non-Muslim students cannot be forced by school to wear hijab; should be allowed to wear sacred thread, tilak: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Citizens have right to not specify religion or caste in birth certificate: Telangana High Court
"Citizens entitled to propagate religion": Bombay High Court quashes Section 144 order against Christian couple accused of conversion
Case against religious conversion: Ashwini Upadhyay withdraws affidavit with objectionable remarks against minorities
Madras High court says there cannot be total ban on religious meetings, allows Hindu outfit meet in Cuddalore
Change in bench hearing Ashwini Upadhyay plea in Supreme Court against religious conversion
Religious conversion: Supreme Court seeks AG's assistance, says won't expunge (for now) statements in petition against minority religions
PIL against religious conversion: Supreme Court asks petitioner's counsel to look into disparaging allegations against minority religions
Those in India have to act as per its culture: Supreme Court in PIL against religious conversion
Fundamental right to propagate religion under Article 25 does not include right to convert: Central government to Supreme Court
[Hijab verdict] Eleven questions framed and answered by Justice Hemant Gupta while upholding government decision
Karnataka Hijab ban: Supreme Court delivers split judgment; matter to be heard by larger bench
Tolerance is hallmark of Hinduism: Madras High Court allows two different sects to chant recitals in temple
Essential Religious Practices: The Supreme Court needs to urgently reconsider its jurisprudence on religious freedom
[Hijab ban] Two more college students move Karnataka High Court
Hijab ban in college: Student moves Karnataka High Court, claims Hijab essential to Islam
[Disposal of COVID-19 victim bodies v. Parsee last rites] Right to religion subject to public order, morality, and health: Gujarat High Court
Freedom of Religion: Are Anti-Conversion Laws Legal?
No religion has fundamental right to degrade other religions: Karnataka High Court rejects plea by 2 Christians accused of insulting Quran, Gita
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