Communalism and Secularism in India — Important Questions
Telangana Open School (TOSS) · Class 12 · Sociology
46 important questions from Communalism and Secularism in India for Telangana Open School (TOSS) Class 12 Sociology, with answers.
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Important Questions from Communalism and Secularism in India
Who among the following proposed the 'Equal Respect Theory' of secularism?
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K.M. Munshi
K.M. Munshi supported the 'Equal Respect Theory', which advocates equal respect for all religions by the state.
Which of the following is NOT a form of communalism?
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Scientific communalism
The chapter mentions political, economic, and religious communalism, but not scientific communalism.
The term 'retaliatory communalism' refers to:
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A community trying to harm another religious group
Retaliatory communalism involves harming members of another religious or cultural group.
Which event is associated with Hindu-Sikh communal violence in 1984?
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Operation Blue Star
Operation Blue Star in 1984 led to widespread Hindu-Sikh tensions and subsequent riots after Indira Gandhi's assassination.
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