Hinduism and Scriptural Authority in Modern Indian Law

Contemporary Indian law is, for the most part, palpably foreign in origin or inspiration and it is notoriously incongruent with the attitudes and concerns of much of the population which lives under it. However, the present legal system is firmly established and the likelihood of its replacement by a revised 'indigenous' system is extremely small

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