Indian Constitution recognises minorities on the basis of
Question and options
Indian Constitution recognises minorities on the basis of
- religion
- caste
- population
- colour
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - religion
The Constitution (Arts 29-30) recognises minorities on the basis of religion and language only. Caste, population and colour are not bases of minority status, so religion is the answer.
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