Isbn: 9798173846631 - religion: a pandemic in india: the country where god keeps getting a vote (2 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Can a nation build spacecraft, chase a five-trillion-dollar economy, and still let a WhatsApp rumor dictate justice In a country racing toward bullet trains, AI, and global superpower status, a single food rumor, interfaith marriage, or contested religious slogan can bring modern civil life to a grinding halt.RELIGION: A PANDEMIC IN INDIA is an unapologetic, razor-sharp political satire that dissects how private faith curdled into an electoral strategy. Moving past superficial slogans of 'unity in diversity,' this book investigates what happens when a constitutional republic built on equal citizenship repeatedly gets asked to pick a favorite god.Backed by verified court records, legal rulings, and documented data, this book takes you directly into the case files of a changing nation: - The Lynch Mob Economy: How collective panic and rumors became swift substitutes for due process.- Love in the Time of Suspicion: The rise of anti-conversion statutes policing the sincerity of a bridegroom's heart.- The Bulldozer as a Verb: How construction machinery transformed into an executive courtroom on wheels.- The Loudspeaker Republic: The pipeline running from inflammatory pilgrimage stages straight into election manifestos.- Ayodhya & The Longest Argument: The thirty-two-year arc from a demolished mosque to a national spectacle.This is not a neutral survey, nor is it an attack on ordinary personal faith. It is a fierce, witty defense of the Constitution against weaponized identity politics-examining how fear is converted into votes, and why the line between private conscience and public authority has never been more vital.Read the argument. Check the records. Form your own verdict.…