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Civics

Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

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Medium · Level 35 · equality before law,equality,citizens
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  1. Secularism
  2. Fraternity
  3. Equality
  4. Sovereignty
Medium · Level 35 · secular state,religion,neutrality
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  1. Socialism
  2. Secularism
  3. Republic
  4. Economic justice
Medium · Level 35 · justice,weaker sections,equal opportunity
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  1. Because it gives direction to reduce inequality and deprivation
  2. Because it keeps weaker sections away from rights
  3. Because it protects only powerful people
  4. Because it is unrelated to social problems
Medium · Level 35 · sovereignty,democracy,people power
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  1. India is independent and people are the source of governing power
  2. India is under foreign rule and a king governs
  3. India is not independent and people have no role
  4. Democracy ends sovereignty in India
Medium · Level 35 · democracy,republic,difference
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  1. Democracy relates to people's participation and republic to non-hereditary head of state
  2. Both mean foreign rule
  3. People have no role in a republic
  4. Democracy is only rule of king
Medium · Level 35 · fraternity,equality,liberty
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  1. Because without mutual respect the social environment for rights remains weak
  2. Because fraternity stops elections
  3. Because equality and liberty have no relation with citizens
  4. Because fraternity is only an economic policy
Medium · Level 35 · dignity,unity,integrity
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  1. Both citizen dignity and national unity are necessary
  2. Citizen dignity should be removed for national unity
  3. Individual dignity is unrelated to the nation
  4. National unity is built only by force
Medium · Level 35 · social justice,economic justice,real equality
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  1. Because social discrimination and economic inequality both affect civic life
  2. Because economic justice ends social justice
  3. Because social justice is only a religious question
  4. Because neither has relation with the Constitution
Medium · Level 35 · equal opportunity,social democracy,anti discrimination
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  1. A society where opportunity is not limited by birth religion caste or gender
  2. A society where only one class gets opportunity
  3. A society where opportunities are decided by heredity
  4. A society where citizens are kept away from education
Medium · Level 35 · constitutional interpretation,guiding values,spirit
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  1. They explain the basic spirit behind provisions
  2. They make the Constitution meaningless
  3. They stop courts
  4. They remove citizens' rights
Medium · Level 35 · plural society,secularism,equal citizenship
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  1. Because it connects people of different religions in equal citizenship
  2. Because it gives rights only to the majority religion
  3. Because it makes all religions a crime
  4. Because it stops democracy
Medium · Level 35 · socialist,economic justice,inequality
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  1. Both guide toward reducing economic inequality and increasing opportunities
  2. Both completely end private rights
  3. Both link citizenship with wealth
  4. Both remove democracy
Medium · Level 35 · justice,liberty,equality,fraternity
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  1. The Constitution wants to balance many dimensions of civic life
  2. The Constitution wants only punishment system
  3. The Constitution wants to keep people away from rights
  4. The Constitution writes only foreign policy
Medium · Level 35 · equality,birth discrimination,rights
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  1. Sovereignty
  2. Equality
  3. Republic
  4. Fraternity
Medium · Level 35 · liberty,expression,state restriction
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  1. Liberty
  2. Socialism
  3. Republic
  4. Sovereignty
Medium · Level 35 · political justice,equal rights,participation
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  1. Political justice
  2. Only economic justice
  3. Only religious justice
  4. Only family justice
Medium · Level 35 · guiding values,government arbitrariness,constitutional limits
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  1. They bind governance to goals of justice equality and liberty
  2. They give unlimited power to government
  3. They silence citizens
  4. They stop the Constitution from being enforced
Medium · Level 35 · dignity,unequal treatment,respect
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  1. Because humiliating discrimination harms a person's respect
  2. Because dignity belongs only to rulers
  3. Because inequality always gives respect
  4. Because dignity has no relation with citizens
Medium · Level 35 · unity,integrity,national concern
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  1. Keeping the country united by protecting it from division and separation
  2. Imposing only one language
  3. Removing all states
  4. Not giving rights to citizens
Medium · Level 35 · secularism,plurality,neutral state
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  1. Many religions exist in India so the state should remain neutral
  2. India has only one religion
  3. Secularism ends plurality
  4. The state should choose only one religion