Uncover the profound ‘re-culturation’ of Northern Indian Christian Samskaras. This academic exploration delves into postcolonial subaltern responses, critically examining the decolonization of Christian traditions through selective integration of Manusmrti and the Law of Moses. It presents a compelling argument for fitting Christianity within India’s pluralistic Samaj Dharma. An indispensable read for scholars in Indian religious studies, postcolonial theory, and those interested in the nuanced intersection of faith and culture in modern India.