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Description: Religious discrimination occurs when people are treated unfairly or unequally because of their faith, belief, or lack thereof. Despite India's constitutional promise of secularism, religious discrimination remains a harsh reality for many. Introduction India, known for its diverse tapestry of religions, philosophies, and spiritual traditions, is constitutionally a secular country. It is home to Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, and many other smaller faiths. While the Constitution of India guarantees freedom of religion under Article 25, reality paints a more complex picture. In recent years, incidents of religious intolerance and discrimination have increased, sparking concern at both national and international levels. Religious discrimination in India can take many forms—verbal abuse, physical violence, social exclusion, employment bias, and even systemic neglect. This discrimination is not limited to any one religion. While minority groups...