Question : The principle of secularism in the Indian Constitution ensures:

Option 1: That one religion is given preference over others

Option 2: That all religions are equally respected and protected

Option 3: That religion is the basis of the legal system

Option 4: That religious practices are regulated by the state

Question : In the Indian Constitution, the concept of secularism implies:

Option 1: The complete separation of religion and state

Option 2: The promotion of a single state religion

Option 3: The equal treatment of all religions by the state

Option 4: The prohibition of religious practices in public

Question :  In India, secularism aims to:

Option 1: Promote atheism

Option 2: Establish a state religion

Option 3: Ensure religious freedom and equality

Option 4: Suppress religious practices

Question : In a country with religious diversity, you would expect to find: 

Option 1: A single dominant religion  
  

Option 2: Uniform religious practices nationwide  
  

Option 3: Multiple religions with varying regional concentrations  

Option 4: Mandatory religious education  

Question : Inscriptions from the Gupta period are significant for understanding: 

Option 1: The administrative system 

Option 2: The caste system 

Option 3: The legal system 

Option 4: All of the above