Question

explain secularisation in western and Indian context. ​

Answer 1

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Indian-Secularism. In the West, the State is separate from the functioning of all religious institution and groups. Secularism in India means that the state is neutral to all religious groups but not necessarily separate. The state believes in total non-interference of religion

Answer 2

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explain secularisation in western and Indian context

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Indian-Secularism. In the West, the State is separate from the functioning of all religious institution and groups. Secularism in India means that the state is neutral to all religious groups but not necessarily separate. The state believes in total non-interference of religion.In western context secularism is a negative term which means state will not support any religion and there will be no any official religion of state while in Indian context secularism is positive term which means although state will not have any official religion but state will support all religion equally