Secularism in Indian Democracy
Political Science ⇒ Democracy and Political Processes
Secularism in Indian Democracy starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe one example where the Indian state has intervened in religious practices for social reform.
Describe the role of the Supreme Court in upholding secularism in India.
Describe the significance of the S.R. Bommai case in the context of secularism.
Discuss the impact of secularism on Indian society.
Discuss the relationship between secularism and democracy in India.
Explain how secularism is reflected in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution.
Explain how the Indian state can intervene in religious practices.
Explain the concept of 'positive secularism' as practiced in India.
Which Article of the Indian Constitution declares that India is a secular state? (1) Article 14 (2) Article 25 (3) Article 44 (4) Article 15
Which Article of the Indian Constitution guarantees freedom to manage religious affairs? (1) Article 25 (2) Article 26 (3) Article 27 (4) Article 28
Which Article of the Indian Constitution provides for the right to propagate religion? (1) Article 19 (2) Article 21 (3) Article 25 (4) Article 32
Which of the following cases is related to the concept of secularism in India? (1) Kesavananda Bharati case (2) Golaknath case (3) S.R. Bommai case (4) Minerva Mills case
Fill in the blank: Article _______ of the Indian Constitution prohibits religious instruction in state-funded educational institutions.
Fill in the blank: The _______ Amendment Act, 1976, inserted the word 'secular' in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution.
Fill in the blank: The _______ case reaffirmed that secularism is a basic feature of the Indian Constitution.
Fill in the blank: The _______ of India is responsible for ensuring the secular character of the state.
True or False: Secularism in India means complete separation of religion and state.
True or False: The Indian Constitution allows discrimination on the basis of religion in matters of public employment.
True or False: The Indian Constitution allows religious communities to establish and maintain their own educational institutions.
True or False: The Indian Constitution allows the state to recognize and support religious institutions financially.
