Explanation:

 On the basis of Article 25 to 28 and many supreme court judgements, it can be anyalysed that: 

(1) The State shall not establish or foster any religion.

(2) The State shall not compel any person to pay any taxes which shall be used to promote or maintain any particular religion (Art. 27).

(3) This right is available to all persons and not restricted to citizens (as is the case in Art. 19)

(4) No religious instruction shall be provided in any educational institutions wholly funded by the State [Art. 28(1)].

(5) Religious instructions may be imparted in educational institution recognized by the State or receiving aid by the State. But a person attending such institutions cannot be compelled to attend or participate in such instructions [Art. 28(3)].

(6) Every person has the freedom of conscience and the right freely to profess, practice and propogate his religion [Art. 25(1)].