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SUMMARY:Hindu Narratives on Human Rights
DESCRIPTION:INDICA’s Center for Indic Studies in Law and Justice presents a  conversation on the 22nd of January 2023 at IST 2130 hrs with Dr. Arvind Sharma on the topic of Hindu Narratives on Human Rights\, which is also the title of one of his books. Join us to listen to his selection from his insight-filled book which contains the following sixteen chapters:\n1) Right to Justice\n2) Does Hinduism Possess a Concept of Rights\n3) Freedom of Religion\n4) Hinduism and the Right to Property\n5) Hinduism and the Right to Livelihood\n6) Hinduism and the Right of Children\n7) Marriage and the Rights of Women: Śakuntalā\n8) Marriage and the Rights of Women: Sāvitrī\n9) Marriage and the Right of a  Woman to Choose Her Husband\n10) Animal Rights and Hinduism\n11) Do Hindu Women Possess the Rights to study the Vedas?\n12)  The Rights of the Child and the Right to Parenthood: A Case Study\n13) A Discussion of Law and Morality from Ancient India\n14) Hinduism and Egalitarianism\n15) Hinduism and the Rights of the Dead\n16) Human Rights\, Human Dignity\, and Alexander’s Invasion of India.
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