A. Irreligious
B. Anti-religious
C. Pro-religious
D. Has no religious of its own
Related Mcqs:
- In a secular state the religion:
A. Of majority is promoted
B. Of minority is protected
C. Of State is promoted
D. Has nothing to do with politics - India is a secular state because in it there is: __________?
A. Equality of status
B. Social Justice.
C. Equality before law
D. Liberty of worship
E. Courts have power of judicial interpretation - Which of the following can be called a secular state namely which:
A. Is anti-religious
B. Is irreligious
C. Declares all religions as state religions
D. Does not distinguish people on the basis of religion - The words secular to the preamble was added by the: ___________?
A. First amendment of the constitution
B. Fifteen the amendment of the constitution
C. Forty second amendment of the constitution
D. None of these - A sovereign in the state who simply heads the state is technically called:____________?
A. Absolute sovereign
B. De facto sovereign
C. Political sovereign
D. Titular sovereign - These days recognition to the new born state is given by a state when:
A. It possesses all the four essential elements
B. When other nations begin to recognise it
C. When the state concerned fights a big war
D. When it is politically convenient for state giving recognition. - A state becomes a state only if:
A. It is recognised by majority of the members of the UNO
B. It is recognised by all the states
C. It is recognised by at least ten sovereign states
D. None of the above - A state becomes an internationally recognised state only when:
A. It has acquired vast armies
B. Its natureal resources have come to be known and exploited
C. It possesses territory and population big enough to meet its needs
D. It is admitted in the family of nations - The term ‘city state’ is used for:____________?
A. The states in ancient Greece
B. The local government bodies England
C. Small states of modern times
D. The states of a federation - The four essential elements of the state are:____________?
A. Population, territory, government and army
B. Population, territory, government and nationality
C. Sovereignty, government, religion and population
D. Population, territory, government and soverignty
