India, March 22 -- For many young Indians, their faith is in a perennial state of flux. They roll their eyes when they are asked to perform religious rituals but seem to enjoy being a part of things from afar. Their participation is non-committal, the kind that maintains a distance. This allows them to dismiss faith's regressive aspects while also leaning into its more aesthetic elements. Are they cool atheists or even cooler agnostics? Then there are, of course, the overly religious folk. So, is there an in-between?...