Question

critically examine Indian secularism​

Answer 1

Logically, India should have become a Hindu State. Instead, India's Constitution described India as a secular state and secularism meant being anti-religion. However this argument is invalid because our secular republic is neither anti-religious nor indifferent towards all religions.

Answer 2

There is no official religion in India

There is no special privileges to particular religion in India.

There is a right to follow any religion.