DOI: 10.36347/sjebm.2023.v10i08.004

Pages: 194-197

It is perhaps an old chestnut to talk about religion in economic sphere of India. Religious and economic activities have been closely linked throughout the Indian history. This research paper is an attempt to pinnacle the evolution of religious and economic forces at work in India’s current environment. Religion in India is distinguished by diversity of religious optimism and practices. The subcontinent is the birth place of world major religion like Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. The growth of India's economy and the progress of the country as a whole can both be traced back to the influence of the country's religious traditions. The religious monument is the best cited instance of this same. The public sphere reflected the co- existence of religion and the secularism for economic perseverance. The official policy of equivalent religions is emphasized for the uniform growth. In India the impact of secularization and marginalization of religion itself remains a powerful force in civil society. Thus, religion in Indian tradition has not divorced itself from the secular affairs of society such as political and economic interest. With this interpretation, that religious belief embraces the thought of social, political and economic as well as strictly religious affairs for the advancement of the country's growth in the economic sphere of life.