Question

Mention the main aspects of the Indian secularism

Answer 1

the main aspects of Indian secularism are-
every  citizen is free to follow and practice the religion of his or her own choice.
the state will not discriminate against any religious group or individual.

Answer 2

Answer:

Secularism is the "separation" of the "religion from the state".

Main aspects of "Indian secularism" are:

1. "One religious community" does not "dominate another";

2. Some members do not "dominate other members" of the "same religious community";

3. The State does not "enforce any particular religion" and it cannot "take away the religious freedom" of individuals.

To make the above mentioned aspects possible, it uses the following strategy:

1. It distances itself from religion. Neither our country is ruled nor it is supported by a religious group.

2   To respect the feelings of all religions, there are exceptions for some religious communities.