text: ligious beliefs and faiths with full freedom to practise the respective religious belief or faith of any commun ­ ity- 94. The Constitution of India in articles 25 and 28 specifically deals with the freedom of religion etc. The Indian Constitution guarantees to all persons the free­ dom of conscience and the right freely to profess, prac­ tise and propagate religion. The freedom to manage re­ ligious institutions without any payment of taxes etc. is also guaranteed. 95. The rights to freedom of thought, conscience and religion are subject, according to the Constitution of India, to considerations of public order, morality and health which are necessary in the interests of the gen­ eral public in a democratic society such as India. 96. Freedom of religion as enshrined in the Consti ­ tution means freedom for all religions. Therefore, what the Constitution guarantees is the right to profess, prac­ tise or propagate a particular religion but it does not en­ able any religious group to work against the same rights of another religious group or persons. 97. The Indian Penal Code treats the offences re­ lating to religion such as injuring or defiling places of worship with an intention to insult the religion of any class, acts against any religion, disturb religious assem ­ blies and utterances to wound the religious feelings of others as crimes and prescribes specified punishments.98. The customary and codified personal laws of different communities residing in India also provide for the liberty of the children to develop their own relig ­ ious convictions. In addition, the Constitution of India prohibits imposition of religious beliefs by any educa ­ tional institutions on the persons attending any such educational institution. And no student can be required to take part in any religious instruction that may be im­
analysis: The text discusses the guarantees and limitations of freedom of religion in India, citing specific articles from the Constitution and laws related to religious practices. The text highlights the importance of balancing individual rights with public order, morality, and health. The content is focused on the rights and freedoms of individuals and communities to practice their religion, making it likely that it falls under a category related to human rights and social issues.