Question

A Secular  State  does  not  have  a_of  its  own

TNSCERT Class 7 Civics Ch 2 Indian Constitution

Answer 1

Religion. Being a secular state, it means the state does not promote any specific religion of its own.

This implies all religions, every individual belonging to the State irrespective of caste, subcaste, religion shall be treated equally in the Constitution.

Any discrimination on the basis of religion shall not be entertained. It is the duty of every citizen of the state to respect eah and respect their culture and religion.