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What is Secularism? | Secularism in Indian Constitution |Indian Polity for UPSC Prelims & Mains 2022

Prepare for UPSC Exam with BYJU'S knowledge series. A key topic - What is Secularism & Secularism in the Indian Constitution is explained in the session. This is an important topic in Indian Polity for UPSC Prelims & Mains 2022-2023. Subscribe to "BYJU’S IAS" Channel: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/BYJUSIAS?su... Subscribe to our “BYJU’S IAS Hindi” Channel: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/c/BYJUSIASHin... Register FREE - BYJU’S National Scholarship Test (BNST) for IAS 👉 https://byjus.com/bnst-ias/?utm_sourc... Free IAS Workshop [Limited Seats Available!] - Register Now 👉 https://byjus.com/ias-workshop/?utm_s... The term “secularism” was first used by the British writer George Holyoake in 1851. Secularism is the principle that the affairs of the state are distinct from religion and vice versa. It believes that religion and state should not interfere in the affairs of the other. If applied in the correct manner, secularism can bring stability and peace to society. Secularism treats all religious groups equally in the sense that no single religion will be favoured over the other in any form. It is usually applied in multi-cultural societies with different religious groups by making the state neutral to all religions. Secularism is enshrined in the Constitution of India following the 42nd Amendment in 1976 This topic is crucial for your upcoming UPSC Exam as you can expect a few questions in the written exam and the IAS Interview as well. Taking this online Session will boost your concept and understanding of the topic - Secularism. Also, you get a lot of pointers to polish your written and interview skills for UPSC. In this LIVE Session, you will learn about: 1. Secularism (00:00) 2. Secularism in India’s history (1:29) 3. Secular theme of Indian National Movement (6:41) 4. Philosophy of Indian Secularism (8:39) 5. Secularism & Indian Constitution (15:41) 6. Indian v/s Western Secularism (20:37) Some other important aspects of the topics are also covered, such as Secularism in India, secular country meaning, secularism meaning in India, secularism examples, secularisation meaning, and relevance of Secularism in sociology. Ashoka was the first great emperor to announce, as early as the third century B.C., that the state would not prosecute any religious sect. In his 12th Rock Edict, Ashoka appealed to tolerating all religious sects and developing a spirit of great respect toward them. In medieval India, the Sufi and Bhakti movements bond the people of various communities together with love and peace. The leading lights of these movements were Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti, Baba Farid, Sant Kabir Das, Guru Nanak Dev, Saint Tukaram, and Mira Bai, etc. The term 'Secularism' is akin to the Vedic concept of 'Dharma nirapekshata,' i.e., the indifference of state to religion. This model of Secularism is adopted by western societies where the government is totally separate from religion (i.e., separation of church and state). Indian philosophy of Secularism is related to "Sarva Dharma Sambhava". Some other important concepts and questions related to Secularism are also discussed, and previous year's questions are also solved towards the end. Gear up your preparation with the best study material from BYJU'S. You can access all key topics for the IAS exam 2022-2023 from the Knowledge series - BYJU'S. Prepare very well, and all the best for your upcoming IAS Exam. #ByjusIAS #ByjusKnowledgeSeries #ByjusIASKnowledgeSeries #secularism #secular #secularisminindia #secularisminindianconstitution #secularismupsc #secularcountrymeaning #secularismmeaninginindia #secularismexamples #secularisationmeaning #secularisminsociology #whatissecularsim #indianconstitutionforupsc #byjusknowledgeseries #byjusiasknowledgeseries #knowledgeseriesbyjus #byjusiasknowledgeseries #byjusias #upscprelims #iasprep #iasupsc #iasexampreparation #iasprelims #upscprelims2022 #prelims2022 #upscpre2022 #upsccseprelims2022 #uppscprelims2022 #upscprelims2022 #prelims2022analysis #cse2022 #upsccseprelims2023 #uppscprelims2023 #prelims2023 #upscpre2023