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The Republic of India is a secular democracy where religion is officially separate from governance. That being said in that is democracy political parties may drawn upon their electorate from religious Demographics and interests. In this way certain parties and politicians are influenced from religious lobbies and pander to them both in action and political rhetoric. The relationship is akin to Vatican relations with Italy or the religious right in the United States providing political funding and votes for candidates and parties.
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How did Hinduism influence Indian society and culture?
Hinduism did not influence Indian society and culture, Hinduism was Indian society and culture. One could more ask how Judaism influenced Israeli society and culture. It is not a system of beliefs superimposed on a way of life but it it a way of life expressing itself as a system of beliefs. Several systems of belief, honestly, all encompassed within what is known to the rest of the world as Hinduism.
How does HHinduism influence culture?
Indian civilization was mainly made of Dravidian who were black and had different rituals than present Hindus. It was the Aryans who gave rise to Hinduism and changed the Indian civilization entirely.
How did the Hinduism justify the Indian caste system?
Hinduism justified the Indian Caste System by not liking it:1. It was very hard to move up if they could.2. They had to try very very hard and they only could if they truly deserved it.(they were put into a place which was where they belonged to, not hard not to easy just right!)Therefore Hinduism just did not like the Indian Caste system.
What two world religions developed in the Indian subcontinent?
The two religions developed in the Indian subcontinent was Hinduism and Buddhism :D
Explain the role and influence of moderates on the Indian National Movement?
The role and influence of moderators on the Indian National Movement is to safeguard the interest of the country.
How did the Indian government change Hinduism?
the government banned many of the taboos and superstitions in Hinduism. This drastically changed Hinduism.
How did Hinduism influence Indian society and culture?
Hinduism did not influence Indian society and culture, Hinduism was Indian society and culture. One could more ask how Judaism influenced Israeli society and culture. It is not a system of beliefs superimposed on a way of life but it it a way of life expressing itself as a system of beliefs. Several systems of belief, honestly, all encompassed within what is known to the rest of the world as Hinduism.
How did Indian government change Hinduism?
almost none to small extent. Hinduism was made taboo free by government. Rituals of Sacrifice were stopped by India gov.
WHAT ARE THE BELIEFS OF HINDUISM AND HOW DID HINDUISM INFLUENCE INDIAN SOCIETY AND CULTURE?
India has been birth place for Hinduism . Thus Hinduism has influenced India In many ways. Such as teachings of Kāma (enjoyment) Moksha (liberation) Nirvana (Liberation) AND The Law of Cause and Effect (karma)
Does Hinduism unite or divide Indian Culture?
yes Hinduism divides Indian Culture
How does HHinduism influence culture?
Indian civilization was mainly made of Dravidian who were black and had different rituals than present Hindus. It was the Aryans who gave rise to Hinduism and changed the Indian civilization entirely.
What is Hinduism and where did it start?
Hinduism is one of the Dharmic / Indian Religions and it started in India.
How did Hinduism develop as a region?
indian leaders were considered to be gods and they were astablished to be hinduism.
What is the early influence of India and china?
hinduism
Does the status of Indian women through the ages wholly discredit Hinduism?
Does the status of Indian women through the ages wholly discredit Hinduism?
When the aryan and Indian cutltures blended what religion resulted?
well the aryan and the indian cultures belnded, as the result it might be vedic, buddhism,hinduism, or christianity
What religion is important to Indian culture?
Hinduism
