Indian Polity · Polity
What does the statement 'India is a secular state' mean in terms of state policy?
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- 1The state remains neutral in religious matters and does not uphold any particular religion as the state religion.✓
- 2The state officially patronizes the religion of the minority community.
- 3The state officially patronizes the religion of the majority community.
- 4The state opposes the religious rights of all citizens.
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The state remains neutral in religious matters and does not uphold any particular religion as the state religion.
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