Secularism and Human Rights in India Part 2 with Abhishek Kasid (Vinni), Ranjan Wali (Tinku), and Sunny Sharma

Send us Fan MailThis podcast is an extension of the previous episode with my elder cousins Tinku and Vinni still pertaining to Indian issues of Secularism, Human Rights, and Democracy.Are there political and social fissures in Indian society that are making true secularism/equality impossible?Is tyranny of the majority in India harming the secular ethos of India which goes all the way back to the founding leaders of India and the mid 1970s when secularism was embedded in the Constitution?What can be done to remedy this?Is the media in India misdirecting mobs of Hindus towards their own holy war of violence towards Muslims and even the underclass? Could the same be said of other groups especially in Pakistan?Is patronage to the majority fueling communal violence and thus harming the secular ethos predicated upon individual liberty which encompasses a wide range of freedoms from potential tyranny in India?