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CHRIST UNIVERSITY SERVER DOES NOT OPEN BLOGS. WHY. WHY???? Anyway. Because it's such a vast and generic topic, the more examples you can give, the better-informed you will seem. Also if you can cite sources, dates, authors, thinkers, politicians etc and quote them, that would work out excellently for you. Oh and it's helpful to go to the "in the news" section (on the first page of Google search) when reading up.Life hack: when you want to search news on a particular topic, in the Google search bar, type name of topic site:pti.com For instance, when discussing Secularism in India, refer to the Republic Day controversy, and how the rise of the BJP has seen a more conservative, rightist, Hindu nationalist governance. Discuss how what he does does not match what he says - this IndiaToday article discusses the same. And also the RSS - http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/no-change-in-stand-on-article-370-says-rss-746321 While discussing pseudo-secularism, refer to ...