“Law” and “Religion” denote vast, imperial realms that are, for the most part, each understood to be clearly bounded and independent. India can rightly be described as the world’s most heterogeneous society. The integral yoga of the law and religion id the genius of Indian culture which blends in Dharma, the finer components of legal and spiritual values. The Indian Constitution posits a separation between a secular domain regulated by the state, and a religious domain in which it must not interfere.