Preamble's Original Tenets Reflect Secular Ethos; Secularism Part Of Constitution's Basic Structure : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that the original tenets of the Preamble reflect the secular ethos of the Constitution. The court ruled that secularism is an integral part of the Constitution's basic structure, ensuring religious neutrality and equality. This decision reinforces the principle that the state must maintain a secular character, treating all religions equally without endorsement or discrimination. The ruling provides clarity on the constitutional commitment to secularism and its role in preserving India's pluralistic society.