Delve into the critical comparison of secularism, religion, and politics between India and Europe. This vital read unpacks the complexities of state-religion relations, challenging common understandings of secularism. Discover how India and Europe can learn from each other in navigating religious space and identity in our post-9/11 global landscape. Essential for students of political science, sociology, and comparative governance, this book offers profound insights into ethics, human rights, and shaping pluralistic societies. A must-have for understanding contemporary global political thought.