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What is meant by the statement that 'India is a Secular State'?
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- 1Religion is completely banned by the state.
- 2The state does not support or recognize any particular religion as a state religion.✓
- 3The state patronizes all religions equally as state religions.
- 4The state discriminates against minor religions.
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The state does not support or recognize any particular religion as a state religion.
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