What is inter-religious domination, and provide an example of its impact in India?

It is the dominance of one religious group over others, which can lead to discrimination or social tension; for example, communal riots in India.

True or False: 
Intra-religious domination is solely about the oppression of one religion by another.

False. 
Intra-religious domination refers to the oppression of members within the same religion.

What role does religious fundamentalism play in intra-religious domination?

It enforces strict interpretations and hierarchies within a religion, marginalising certain groups or sects.

What significant event took place during the post-Godhra riots in Gujarat in 2002, and what was its aftermath?

What are some examples of discrimination faced by Dalits in Hinduism?

Dalits have faced discrimination, such as being barred from entering Hindu temples and being treated inhumanely by upper castes.

True or False: 
A secular state promotes theocratic rule by allowing religious leaders to control government.

False. 
A secular state should not be controlled by religious leaders to prevent theocratic rule.

What role does state structure play in preventing religious conflict?

The state structure plays a crucial role in preventing inter-community conflicts and promoting harmony among different religious groups.

What is one way to prevent religious discrimination in a secular state?

Working together for mutual enlightenment through education to change people's mindsets.

It implies that 

Religion and government operate independently; state decisions are not based solely on religious beliefs.

Group

To ensure that neither dictates or interferes with the decisions and authority of the other.

C) Do not interfere unless the law is broken

What distinguishes Indian secularism from Western secularism?

Indian secularism emphasises inter-religious equality and does not solely focus on the separation of church and state.

False. 
Indian secularism also safeguards the rights of minority communities.