Indias secular problem is that it is non-secular, a mere parody of doctrines of equality and equal protection of laws. In the tradition of Sanatana dharma, sacred is secular, respecting the sacredness of every Atman in a quest to attain the Paramaatman and realizing the lifes full potential. Today Secularism is the fashion in India. It is the in brand. It is the brand to give oneself, lest one be called communal. Many Hindus who are born in Hindu families, who carry the seeds of their liberal Sanatana Dharma in their blood and their consciousness, have become ardent and vocal secularists.
