India's approach to secularism does not merely challenge inter-religious domination but intra-religious domination as well. Discuss. (Answer in 250 words)

Secularism has written an equality of religious practice and a state separate, which furthers anti-discrimination propagation - inter and intra religion. [Articles 14, 15, 25-29 reference] Secular grants with: [Reference to Article 14, 15, 25-29, Nehru-Indian Secular model, state separation via equal doctrine acceptance - social reform for equality freedom and equals]. Inter-religious check: (1) State has no 'state religion'. (2) Maintenance of equal and principled distance from all religions. (3) Citizens from all religions have right to preach, propagate and pray- preach religion of choice [Art 25]. (4) Equal statute to all religious in terms of financial independenty. (5) Provision of equity to ensure minority religious safeguards, equal access to protection of culture [Art 29, Art 30 - minority education institution].

from all religions. (2) Citizens from all religions have right to preach, propagate and prat- preach religion of choice [Art 25]. (3) Equal statue to all religious in terms of financial independenty. (4) Provision of equity to ensure minority religious safeguards, equal access to protection of culture [Art 29, Art 30 - minority education institution]. Intra - religious: (1) In Shisir Math case, provision of Intra - religious or sect equality. (2) Article 25 applies equally to religion as whole and to sects as well - Shia and Sunni, Hindu groups and sects of North Panthers, Lingayats etc. (3) Domination of upper caste administered within religion [Art 14 - equality before law]. (4) Push for sub- categorisation and recognition of power castes within Christianity and Muslims. [Art Rohini Commission]. Thus, secularism model of India, founded on 'principled distance', provides for equitable access to franchise and welfare realisation - via constitutional and policy venues and judicial pronouncement.

religion as whole and to sects as well - Shia and Sunni, Hindu groups and sects of North Panthers, Lingayats etc. (3) Domination of upper caste administered within religion [Art 14 - equality before law]. (4) Push for sub-categorisation and recognition of power castes within Christianity and Muslims. [Art Rohini Commission]. Thus, secularism model of India, founded on 'principled distance', provides for equitable access to franchise and welfare realisation - via constitutional and policy venues and judicial pronouncement.