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The word was added to the preamble by IG. But even before that, India was a secular country, right from birth. There are plenty of provisions in the constitution that make that clear, and those were in place since 1947.
India was not a Secular country right from birth because our constitution did not have this word when we became a republic in 1950. The word "Secular" has not been defined in the Constitution of India.
Just because our constitution guarantee "Freedom to practice and propagate Religion" doesn't change the nature of our society and state, which is Hindu in nature and in spirit. If a secular state like UK can have an "official church" then India can also be the home land of all Hindus.