Article 28 of CoI : Article 28: Freedom As To Attendance At Religious Instruction Or Religious Worship In Certain Educational Institutions
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a public high school in India that is fully funded by the government. According to Article 28(1) of the Constitution of India, this school is not allowed to provide religious education as part of its curriculum. So, even though the school may teach about world religions as part of a social studies class, it cannot offer classes that teach students how to follow a particular religion.
However, if there is a state-administered sch...
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