Explain how the terms 'socialist' and 'secular' in the Preamble embody specific meanings in the Indian context.

Ans) The terms 'socialist' and 'secular' were added by the 42nd CAA 1974 on the Recommendation of the Suman Singh committee In the Preamble. Specific meaning is Indian context → A) SOCIALIST → core welfare state Art 38 → Equitable livelihoods for all Art 39b → Resource allocate in equitable manner and against concentration of wealth Art 41 → right to work and provides for the marginalized Art 42 → maternity Relief and care.

Art 43A → Rule of workers is industrial management. 300A → RT property → Constitutional Right → Balance between Capitalism and communism → market economy socialism. Art 46 → welfare of the marginalized SCIST. SECULAR → Indian Secularism is the principle of 'Principled distance, Principled Intervention' State has no Religion, but Supports all. State actively Intervenes to Remove any Discriminatory practice in Religion! Type taking). Right to manage Religious Affairs (Art. 26) India is a Coalfluent of global best ideals and rest In part of sai Shared values

— RISHUL NEEMA · AIR 267