Indian Polity · Civics
In Indian secularism, the state maintains a 'principled distance' with respect to religion. This means that: (a) The state can interfere in religious matters on the basis of ideals laid out in the Constitution. (b) The state and religion can freely interfere in each other's day-to-day administration. (c) The state and religion cannot transgress each other's boundaries under any circumstance. (d) The state can regulate religious affairs when a constitutional obligation or need arises (e)g., banning untouchability). Choose the correct option:
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(a) and (d)
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