How does the Indian Constitution ensure secularism?

● The constitution of India ensures secularism.

● In the Preamble of the constitution, it is clearly mentioned that India is a secular state.

● This means the state does not give any special status to a particular religion.

● All religions are considered to be equal.

● Any member of the government cannot discriminate the citizens of the country on the basis of religion.

● This also includes a no discrimination policy in the nature of employment and education.

● The constitution gives the people of the freedom to practice any religion and propagate it.

● It also restricts discrimination among the citizens of the country on the religious ground.