The secular nature of the Indian Constitution is evidenced by:
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Correct answer: Equal protection to all religions by the state
Indian secularism is 'positive secularism,' where the state maintains an equal distance from all religions and gives equal respect/protection to all. This differs from the Western 'negative' concept of strict separation.
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