Right to Religion

Azan does not violate fundamental rights of other faiths: Karnataka High Court rejects plea to stop use of loudspeakers for Azan call
Hijab Ban: It is not just about oppression
[Hijab row] Uniform v. Religion: Middle path is the Constitution's answer
Right to worship cannot be eroded by secularism: Why Sanatana Dharma members have approached Supreme Court
[Datta Peetha] Permitting only Muslim priest to perform rituals violates religious rights of Hindus and Muslims: Karnataka High Court
Ganesh Chaturthi: Madras High Court declines to lift restrictions
Courts on COVID-19, health and religious freedom
When right to life is threatened, right to practice religion can take a backseat: Madras High Court declines to entertain PIL to reopen Temples
"Religious right not absolute:" Madras High Court declines permission to conduct Christian prayer service without necessary approvals
Spewing venom against another religious faith defies the very purpose of religion: Madras High Court cautions Evangelist while quashing FIRs
[Cattle Slaughter Ordinance] No coercive action for transporting cattle until Rules are brought into force: State to Karnataka High Court
Right to religion not higher than right to life, temple rituals may be conducted without compromising COVID-19 protocol: Madras High Court
Right to religion includes right to convert: Plea in Supreme Court challenges Allahabad HC order holding conversion for marriage unacceptable
No god or religion will support an illegal religious structure on a footpath, right to religion cannot be invoked: Karnataka HC
Reciting Azaan through sound-amplifying devices not an integral part of Islam, not protected under Article 25 of Constitution: Allahabad HC
Legal Status of Religious Converts under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019: Opening up a Pandora's Box?
Sabarimala Verdict: Deconstructing the dissenting judgment, one year later
Column: Contours of Freedom of Conscience
How the Madras High Court upheld the right to disagree with the existence of God [Read Judgment]
Right to conduct prayers in one’s dwelling: What Madras High Court ruled [Read Order]
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