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Why does secularism not mean complete inactivity of the state?
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Correct answer: Because the state may intervene for equality, reform, and public order
A secular state remains neutral but can act to protect other rights. Exam tip: do not confuse neutrality with inactivity.
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Because the state may intervene for equality, reform, and public order
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A secular state remains neutral but can act to protect other rights. Exam tip: do not confuse neutrality with inactivity.
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This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Freedom of Religion.
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