Social Science · Secularism
'Indian secularism is different from secularism practised in the USA.' Identify the correct statements which point out the differences between the two. A. In the USA, there is a strict separation where neither the state nor religion can interfere in each other's affairs. B. In the Indian context, the state can intervene in religious matters for social reform and minority rights. C. Both USA and India maintain an absolute and identical separation between state and religious affairs. D. In the USA, the state can mandate religious reforms, unlike India. Choose the correct option:
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