Social Science · Civics - Understanding Secularism
Under Indian secularism, the state upholds a 'principled distance' from religion. This implies that: (a) The State can interfere in religious matters based on the ideals laid out in the Constitution. (b) The State and religion can interfere in each other's matters arbitrarily. (c) The State and religion cannot transgress each other's boundaries under any circumstances. (d) The State can regulate religious affairs to prevent discrimination and exclusion when the need arises. Choose the correct option:
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(a) and (d)
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