Discussion
The problem in Indian socio-political life is ..................... .
Answer: C
The answer is There is secularism but not enough secularization.
Sociologists distinguish secularism, the constitutional and political principle that the state keeps an equal distance from all religions, from secularization, the social process by which religion loses its hold over everyday life and public institutions. Writers such as T. N. Madan pointed out that India adopted secularism as state policy while religion remained central to most people's lives, and this gap is the problem the stem refers to.
Secularization is plainly not complete, secularism is not treated as irrelevant by the Constitution, and the state has not opposed secularization.
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