Right to Religion

Person entitled to change religion in school documents after conversion: Kerala High Court
As judges of the top court, we respect all religions: Supreme Court
Telangana High Court upholds right of Akhbari Shia sect women to offer prayers in Ibadat Khana
Madras High Court allows Muharram procession with drums, music despite opposition by Muslim group
Right to freedom of religion does not include right to convert others: Allahabad High Court
Madras High Court allows Hindu wife to perform customary rituals on death of Muslim husband but directs disposal of body as per Muslim rites
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
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