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020			_a9780199463794
082			_a340.0954 _bBER
245			_aFiling Religion. State, Hinduism, and Courts of Law
260			_bOxford University Press _aNew Delhi _c2016
300			_a358p
500			_aThe Indian Constitution posits a separation between a secular domain that the state can regulate and a religious one in which it should not interfere. However, defining the separation between the two has proved contentious: the state is involved in various ways in the direct administration of many religious institutions; and courts are regularly asked to decide on rights linked to religious functions and bodies. Such decisions contribute to (re)defining religious categories and practices.
600			_aHumanities and Social Science _99370
700			_aBerti, Daniela _eEditor _915111
700			_aTarabout, Gilles _eEditor _996475
700			_aVoix, Raphael _eEditor _996476
942			_2ddc _cLB _k340.0954 _mBER
999			_c107645 _d107645