Question

Suppose,secular country like india wants toadopt the state religion then, what would be the consequences

Answer 1

Let us begin by defining the following terms -1. Secular state: A secular state is neither supposed to compel its citizens to adopt a particular religion nor it can give preferential treatment to the followers of particular religion. Secularism eliminates God from the matters of the state.India is a secular state as specified by the constitution of India.2. Hindu: The below is a very insightful commentary by the supreme court of India. It is a bit long but do read it -" Who are  Hindus and what are the broad features  of Hindu  religion, that      must be   the first  part of our enquiry      in dealing with  the present controversy      between the  parties. The historical and      etymological genesis  of the word ’Hindu      has given  rise to a controversy amongst      indo-logists;  but  the  view  generally      accepted by  scholars appears to be that      the  word  ’Hindu’ is  derived  from  the      river Sindhu  otherwise known  as  Indus      which flows  from the  Punjab. That part      of the  great Aryan  race,  says  Monier      Williams , which immigrated from Central      Asia, through   the mountain passes into      India, settled  first in  the  districts      near the  river Sindhu  (now called  the      Indus).  The  perisian  pronounced  this      word  Hindu   and  named   their   Aryan      brethern   Hindus.   The   Greeks,   who      probably gained  their  first  ideas  of      india  pesians   ,  dropped   the   hard      aspirate, and called the Hindu ’Indii’      (28). The  Encyclopaedia of Religion and      Ethics,Vol.VI,       has       described      ’Hindusim’ as the  title applied  to that      form of  religion which  prevails  among      the  vast   majority  of   the   present      population of the Indian Empire (p.686).      As Dr.  Radhakrishnan has observed: ’The      Hindu civilization  is so  called, since      its  original   founders  or    earliest      followers occupied the territory drained      by the  Sindhu (the  Indus) river system      corresponding to the North-West Frontier      Provvince  and   the  Punjab.   This  is      recorded in  the Rig Veda, the oldest of      the Vedas,  the Hindu  scriputres  which      give their name to this period of Indian      history.

Answer 2

If a secular country like India would adopt the state religion, then the consequences would be :
1) The people of other religion have to adopt to one sigle religion and that would be hard for them
2) Mostly people would be not ready to change their religion
3) Their beliefs and practices change would affect them

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