Let’s Understand Why Right Wing Nationalism is not Plural
One must first ask: Is calling right-wing nationalism unable to accept diversity and inclusion just a theoretical idea or an ethical argument made by its critics?
Why We Should Move From Secularism to a Post-Secular World: Habermas and India’s Test Case
For much of the twentieth century, it was widely believed that the march of modernity—industrial growth, scientific progress, and democratic governance would steadily push religion out of public life.
Why the Western Model of Secularism Is Straining Under Diversity?
Secularism in much of the Western world was never the abstract, universal principle it is often assumed to be. It emerged from a very specific historical confrontation between the Christian church and the modernising state, where institutional disentanglement was the primary goal.