The Supreme Court gave its interpretation of Hindutva in the
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Kesavananda Bharti case
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Minerva Mill case
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Manohar Joshi case
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Babri Masjid case
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The Supreme Court gave its interpretation of Hindutva in the Manohar Joshi case (1995) while hearing an election petition regarding the use of religion in elections. The Court observed that Hindutva is a way of life and not a religion. Other cases listed are about different constitutional doctrines - basic structure (Kesavananda), judicial review (Minerva Mills), and Ayodhya dispute (Babri).