Indian Constitution

Choose the Correct Answer

Correct Answer : Option a

Explanation
Taking membership of the British commonwealth was not a breach of India’s sovereignty as it did not put India into any external control or pressure and India exercised uncontrolled power within its own sphere. It depends solely on India to be part of the British Commonwealth and leave its membership whenever it desires. History tells us that India has no pressure from the British Commonwealth but on the contrary India’s contribution converted the British Commonwealth as the Commonwealth of Nations. India doesn't accept the Monarchy of Britain like Australia or Canada as its head but India is a Republican democracy having its own elected President as the Head of the State.

Correct statements:
(b) This statement is correct, as the Constitution emphasizes social justice and the rule of law as part of its basic structure.
(c) This statement is correct, the Indian state treats all religions equally, which is known as "positive secularism." The state can intervene in religious matters to ensure public welfare, but it must not favor any religion over others.
(d) This statement is correct, as Indian democracy is built on principles of equality, ensuring the protection of minority rights alongside the majority.