Prelims · 6 Indian Society · 6.11 Social issues
6.11.1 Communalism: meaning, stages, riots and commissions of inquiry
Communalism is the belief that people who follow one religion form a community with common secular interests that are different from, and finally hostile to, those of other religions; India answers it with secular law, criminal offences, election law and commissions of inquiry.
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Key terms
- communalism
- Bipan Chandra
- separate electorates
- communal riots
- commission of inquiry
- Liberhan
- Srikrishna
- Nanavati
- Places of Worship Act
- BNS 196
- Abhiram Singh
- National Integration Council
- NFCH
- Qaumi Ekta Week
- Varshney
- Paul Brass
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