Crime and Religious Beliefs in India investigates the complex relationship between religion, social beliefs, and criminal behaviour in Indian society. The author analyzes how religious traditions, rituals, and cultural practices influence legal and social responses to crime. Combining sociological and criminological perspectives, the book provides a deeper understanding of societal attitudes toward justice and morality. It is valuable for students of sociology, criminology, and religious studies.
Author Name: Augustus Somerville
Language: English
Publication Name: Asian Educational Services