Political Science · Secularism
'Indian secularism is different from secularism practised in the USA.' Identify the differences between the two from the options given below: A. In USA, neither the state nor religion can interfere in each other's affairs. B. In India, the state can intervene in religious affairs to bring about social reforms (e.g., abolishing untouchability). C. Both USA and India maintain a strict, absolute separation between state and religion. D. In USA, the state has the power to ban religious groups, unlike in India. Choose the correct option:
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