Akshay AgrawalAIR 43 · CSE 2018 · 178 wordsTheir whole copy
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Indian Constitution has 'Secularism' as one of its basic features. It is explicitly mentioned in the Preamble.
However, Indian secularism has not been because of a word in the Preamble but because of several articles in the Constitution which implicitly provide for a secular structure. These provisions are:
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Art. 14; 15: Right to Equality. (No discrimination on the basis of race, caste, religion.
Art. 25: Right to freedom of worship, faith and belief in God.
Art. 26: Right to manage own religious affairs.
Art. 27: No individual to be compelled to pay taxes for promotion of any religion.
Art 28: No individual be compelled to attend any educational institute where religious teachings are given.
Art 29, 30: Right of minorities to protect their culture & religion.
Art. 44: State to strive for having a Uniform Civil Code for all its citizens.
Fundamental Duties enjoin upon every citizen to respect people with different faiths.
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Thus, Indian secularism concept is based on - 'Sarwa Dharma Sama Bhava' & 'Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas'.
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