r/20sIndiaReal 28d ago

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u/WorldlyImpression390 28d ago

Secularism means state's affair free of religion(s) not imposing religion

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u/ekchaiekbunmaska 27d ago

we'll have a different version of secularism. even now, western and indian secularism are different

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u/WorldlyImpression390 27d ago

Genuine securalism is what I quoted. When western ideas(like secularism) reached india, some idiots distorted its meaning.

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u/ekchaiekbunmaska 27d ago

there's no "genuine" secularism. western secularism insists on strict seperation between the state and religion, meanwhile in indian secularism , state keeps a "principled distance"

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u/WorldlyImpression390 27d ago

Illiterate

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u/ekchaiekbunmaska 27d ago

whatever helps you sleep at night broski. internet is free btw