Gujarat Professor Urges Ban on Religious Rituals at State-Funded Universities
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A senior professor at a Gujarat university has called for a complete ban on religious rituals conducted on university campuses. The faculty member argued that state-funded institutions must maintain a non-religious character in line with constitutional principles. The professor cited the landmark 1973 Kesavananda Bharati Supreme Court verdict, which established secularism as a core part of India's basic constitutional structure. The call reflects ongoing debate about the role of religion in publicly funded educational spaces in India.
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