alleryStart learning →The Indian secular State maintains what relation with religions?
AIt runs one official faith
BIt bans public worship
CIt taxes every shrine
DIt keeps a separation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It keeps a separation
1. Indian secularism has its own design.
2. The State maintains a separation from religion.
3. That distance protects the freedom of individuals.
_Source: syllabus Civics, Ch 1 'The Indian Constitution' (hess301)_
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