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 Religious denominations under the Indian Constitution Invention Our lives are directly impacted by religion. The religious beliefs in this society are so extensive that they encompass every part of life, from conception to death, according to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Hinduism is frequently described as a way of life rather than merely a religion. Therefore, the basic freedom of religion is expressly granted by the constitution in Part III, Articles 25 and 26. This right is established in two ways: first, the individual's right to practice, profess, and spread their religion; and second, the denomination's or section's right. These unquestionably have limitations related to public morals, health, and order. Article 26 grants a religious group a collective right, whereas Article 25 is a personal right. In the constitution, it creates a complex junction of individual and group rights.Group rights refer to a religion's ability to function as a structured faith. Article clauses (...