How does the appropriation of Hindu culture affect the Hindu community and what compels people to improperly use this religion?

Clearly articulate your central line of inquiry 

Maintain a clear purpose for writing that grows out of the writer’s inquiry

Make strategic composing decisions in response to the writer’s rhetorical situation

Provide relevant background information and definitions of key terms

Introduce, summarize, and otherwise integrate sources effectively and ethically, through paraphrase and direct quotation, while providing insight into the rhetorical situations of those sources and breakdowns of their arguments

Critically engage sources’ perspectives through interpretation, analysis, and critique in service of making a logical, well-supported argument that makes connections between sources and contributes to the conversation taking place around the writer’s topic 

Meet academic expectations for clarity, cohesion, organization, paragraph structure, grammar, and mechanics

Properly cite sources—both in-text and through an accompanying Works Cited page—in accordance with MLA guidelines