Question

how can commitment to the protection of minorities also be a challenge to the state?

Answer 1

Answer:

The term diversity implies differences rather than inequalities.

•When we say that India is a nation of great cultural diversity, we mean that there are many different types of social groups and communities living here.

•Different types of social groups and communities live here. There are communities with different cultural markers like language, religion, sect, race or caste.

•India is a pluralistic society. There is unity in diversity but its excessive diversity is becoming a challenge.

•When diverse communities (linguistic communities, religious communities, sects and so on) are, also, a part of a larger entity like a nation, then difficulties may be created by competition or conflict between them.

•Cultural diversity can present challenges which arise from the fact that cultural identities are very powerful-they can arouse intense passions and are often able to mobilize large numbers of people.

•Sometimes, cultural differences are accompanied by economic and social inequalities and this further complicates things.

Answer 2

Yes the commitment to the protection of minorities can also be a challenge to the state.

Explanation:

• Commitment to the protection of minorities would create clashes in the society there are already laid down norms and regulations protecting the  minorities.
• There would be a constant threat from the majority communities to the government and also minorities.
• The probability of the state facing economic and resource instability is high as the resources are on the verge of sharing which is not easily acceptable to all.
• Conflicts and riots from the regional groups and parties would be common if commitment to the protection of minorities takes place.

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