Is India predominantly a Religious Country?

I don't think so India is a democratic country.

The Constitution of the Republic of India is founded on the principles of Secularism and religious tolerance. That is what makes India look a great nation. India is one of the most polyglot countries in the world. It is second, I suspect only to America. India is home to many religions, and the Constitution guarantees religious freedom. Even the Muslims are guaranteed the freedoms, while they pushed for and obtained partition and a muslim state next door. Having many religions and being religious are not the same. In a religious country (eg. Saudi Arabia) you could not have a successful film industry like Bollywood and all the regional film centres have become. No I do not think India is predominantly a religious country, though all religions are free to practice.

yes it is... you can find almost all possible religions and several types of castes in this country.. where all can u find christians, hindus, muslims, jews, sikhs, buddhists, jains, atheists, agnostics, etc? only in india!

No India is not a religious country. There r many religions in India

yeah india is a secular state. in india all relegions are given equal importance.

Yes it is as many religions have grown from it.

Hey , raveena . I think India is really a Religious country .

yes india is religious country.

India is a secular country, but India has a rich culture derived from many religions...there are so many religions in India, but above all what prevails is that we all are Indians, that's millions of indians are proud about... i love my nation

Yes,it is the main element in india,to be a religious country.There're many temples everywhere in india.

yes,I think it is a religious country:)

yes i think india is a sentimental country ....here many things r run by religious emotions....i think our country is gt and we should respect its culture.....