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The process by which national integration is achieved by recognising the separate but equal status of the various constituents of a nation is called
multiculturalism
secularism
separatism
two-nation theory
- Option 1: Multiculturalism
- Multiculturalism is a concept where various ethnic or cultural groups within a society are recognized and celebrated for their unique contributions and coexist under fair and equal terms.
- This promotes diversity and unity by accepting distinct identities and respecting each group's rights and traditions.
- Correct Answer
- Option 2: Secularism
- Secularism ensures that a nation maintains a separation between religion and state affairs.
- It promotes equal treatment of all religions, without favoring any particular faith.
- Option 3: Separatism
- Separatism involves advocating for a separate state or political status for a distinct group.
- It emphasizes division over integration.
- Option 4: Two-Nation Theory
- This theory led to the partition of India and Pakistan, suggesting that Muslims and Hindus were two separate nations.
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