Hinduism

Islam

Christianity

Buddhism

Political socialization

Political enculturation

Political indoctrination

Political education

Family

School

Media

Peer group

It teaches individuals about the importance of civic participation.

It provides a framework for understanding political issues.

It shapes individuals' values and beliefs about the role of government.

All of the above

Religious individuals are more likely to vote.

Religious individuals are more likely to run for office.

Religious individuals are more likely to be involved in political activism.

All of the above

Religious individuals are more likely to be conservative.

Religious individuals are more likely to be liberal.

Religious individuals are more likely to be moderate.

Religion does not influence political attitudes.

Religion is a major factor in Indian politics.

Religion is a minor factor in Indian politics.

Religion is not a factor in Indian politics.

Religion is banned in Indian politics.

Religious diversity can lead to conflict and violence.

Religious diversity can make it difficult to build consensus.

Religious diversity can lead to discrimination.

All of the above

By promoting tolerance and understanding.

By creating a secular state.

By banning religious parties and leaders from politics.

By dividing the country into religious states.

Religion will continue to play a major role in Indian politics.

Religion will become less important in Indian politics.

Religion will disappear from Indian politics.

It is impossible to predict the future of religion in Indian politics.