Media Law

Secularism and Indian Media

<p> Secularism in India refers to the principle of separation of religion and state, where the government does not have any official religion and all citizens are free to practice their own beliefs without interference. This concept is embedded in the Indian Constitution, which guarantees religious freedom and equality for all citizens. </p> <p> The Indian media plays a crucial role in promoting secularism by highlighting the importance of tolerance, mutual respect and understanding among different religious communities.