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The statement 'India is a secular state' signifies that the Indian state:
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- 1Prohibits citizens from propagating any form of religion.
- 2Recognizes and funds only majority religious institutions.
- 3Does not support or align itself with any particular religion.✓
- 4Is irreligious and actively discourages religious practice.
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Does not support or align itself with any particular religion.
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