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India's Unity in Diversity refers to the existence of plural-ethnic, racial, religious and linguistic cultures together within the nation of India. The concept heralds the geo-political unity of the nation state of India encompassing several diverse cultures within its uniform matrix.
However, regionalism, divisive politics, developmental imbalance, nativism and ethnic differentiation, inter-religious and inter-state conflicts along with external factors like state-sponsored terrorism etc are threatening our unity. In-spite of the challenges posed by diversity, there can be no doubt on the role played by sociocultural diversity in sustaining and developing Indian society.
Problem is not of diversity per se, but the handling of diversity in India society. The problems of regionalism, communalism, ethnic conflicts etc. have arisen because the fruits of development haven’t been distributed equally or the cultures of some groups haven’t been accorded due recognition.
Hence, Constitution and its values must form guiding principles of our society. Any society which has tried to homogenize itself, has witnessed stagnation in due-course and ultimately decline. The most important example is this case is of Pakistan which tried to impose culture on East-Pakistan ultimately leading to creation of Bangladesh.
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