Social Science · Secularism
In Indian secularism, the state maintains a 'principled distance' with respect to religion. This means that: (a) The State can intervene in religious matters on the basis of ideals laid out in the Constitution. (b) State and religion can arbitrarily interfere in each other's day-to-day internal matters. (c) State and religion can never cross boundaries under any public interest scenario. (d) The State can regulate or intervene in religious affairs when constitutional ideals or social equity are compromised. Choose the correct option:
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(a) and (d)
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