Explain how the terms 'socialist' and 'secular' in the Preamble embody specific meanings in the Indian context.

These terms 'socialist' and 'secular' were added to Indian constitution's preamble via 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act. Socialist in terms of Indian context: (1) Refers to blessing of egalitarian inequalities in income, status and opportunity. (2) Refers to preserve a mixed economy focusing on welfare upliftment of all. (3) Abolition of urban citizenship density (Article 17) prevent conservation of wealth (Article 39C)

Secular in terms of Indian context: (1) Secularism prima part of basic structure doctrine as SC Bommai case. (2) Refers to despair of tolerance to all religions - possibly secularising. (3) State shall take steps to ensure freedom religion (Fundamental right - Article 25 to 28) & Natural rights. (4) Consistent disowned promote any religion but promote harmony among all by calls ratna of festivals secularism & secularisation theme help uphold the ethos & of Bharat (Christian Hindu human disciplined.