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Which of the following part of the Indian Constitution describes India as a Secular State?

The Preamble expressly describes India as secular. Fundamental rights protect religious freedom and equality, but the description of the State using the word secular occurs…

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Which of the following part of the Indian Constitution describes India as a Secular State?

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The Preamble expressly describes India as secular. Fundamental rights protect religious freedom and equality, but the description of the State using the word secular occurs in the Preamble.

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