The Indian Constitution's Articles 29 and 30 on the "Separate Domain" of Minority Rights and the Courts' Interpretations
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The Indian Constitution's Articles 29 and 30 on the "Separate Domain" of Minority Rights and the Court's Interpretations Introduction Because it is a multi-cultural and pluralistic society, India is a mosaic of diversity. We are proud of our history, our many different languages, faiths, and nationalities. At the moment of independence, our goal was to retain these unique identities while yet being a unified, secular nation. The creators of our constitution set about establishing the ultimate law of land with these lofty aspirations in mind, hoping that it would be in accordance with these utopian ideas. By ensuring for them social, economic, and political justice; liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith, and worship; and equality of status and opportunity, our founding fathers sought to ensure for all citizens of India the equal opportunity to develop. The diverse and democratic society of India is founded on these crucial tenets. They are necessary for creat...