Article 25 of Indian Constitution | Freedom of Religion and Right to Profess, Practice, Propagate

Описание: Article 25 of Indian Constitution | Freedom of Religion and Right to Profess, Practice, Propagate
Article 25 of the Indian Constitution guarantees the Freedom of Religion to every individual in India. It forms a core part of the Fundamental Rights (Articles 25–28) ensuring freedom of conscience and the right to profess, practice, and propagate religion — subject to public order, morality, and health.

This video explains Article 25 in detail — covering its meaning, scope, constitutional limitations, important case laws, and UPSC relevance.

You’ll learn:
✅ Meaning of Article 25(1): Freedom of conscience and right to profess, practice, and propagate religion.
✅ Article 25(2): Power of the State to regulate or restrict any economic, financial, political, or secular activity associated with religious practice.
✅ Key Concepts Explained:

Freedom of Conscience

Right to Profess, Practice, and Propagate

Public Order, Morality, and Health Restrictions

Secularism and Religious Freedom
✅ State’s Power to Reform:

The State can make laws for social welfare and reform, e.g., banning untouchability or temple entry restrictions.
This topic is frequently asked in UPSC GS Paper II (Polity), Ethics, and Essay, as well as in Judiciary and State PCS exams.

👉 Perfect for:

UPSC CSE (Prelims + Mains)

Judiciary Exams

Law Students

State PCS

General Studies & Ethics aspirants

🎓 Watch till the end for trick comparisons between Articles 25–28, case laws, and how India balances religious freedom with secular governance.

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