Raju: Anything which is mainly secular is beyond the protection of A.25 and A.26, shirur mutt says. In answer to J Amanullah's question-if the practice has a technically secular impact, but does not infringe any other fundamental right, it may not require any intervention. However, if the practice has a significant secular impact infringing a fundamental right, it should not be considered a religious practice under A.25 or a matter of religion under A.26.