Indian Polity · Indian Constitution
What is the true meaning of 'Secular' as enshrined in the Indian Constitution?
- 1The state recognizes and protects only minority religions.
- 2The state opposes all kinds of religious practices and beliefs.
- 3The state treats all religions equally and has no official state religion.✓
- 4The state patronizes and promotes only one prominent religion.
Correct answer
The state treats all religions equally and has no official state religion.
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