“India is a secular state”. Justify the statement
Political ScienceClass 10CBSEAnswered 31 Mar 2026
Answer
The word ‘Secular’ was put in the Preamble to Constitution through the 42nd Amendment.
‘Secular’ refers that the state has no religion of its own but shows due respect to all religions.
The state observes complete neutrality in religious matters.
The 45th Amendment carries equal respect and recognition to all religions.
No discrimination in India has ever been made against any individual belonging to different
communities, religions, castes, etc.
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