Right to Maintain Culture
Under the cultural and educational rights guaranteed by the Constitution, minorities have the fundamental right to preserve and nurture their cultural heritage.
This encompasses the freedom to practice religious rituals, celebrate festivals, and uphold linguistic traditions without fear of assimilation or discrimination.
Class 11 School Polity Chapter 2: Cultural and Educational Rights
India’s cultural landscape is rich and diverse, encompassing a multitude of languages, religions, and traditions. In recognition of this diversity, the Indian Constitution enshrines cultural and educational rights to safeguard the heritage of minority communities.
These rights ensure that minority groups, whether based on religion, language, or culture, can uphold and promote their distinct identity within the fabric of the nation.