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Civics

Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

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Hard · Level 34 · democratic republic,elected head,people
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  1. People's participation and elected head of state
  2. Foreign control and king's rule
  3. Religious bias and inequality
  4. Military rule and heredity
Hard · Level 34 · constitutional values,governance,rights
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  1. Because they guide governance citizen rights and laws
  2. Because they have no relation with the Constitution
  3. Because they are only literary words
  4. Because they are only historical dates
Hard · Level 34 · liberty,economic inequality,rights
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  1. Because poor people may find it difficult to actually use rights
  2. Because liberty is written only for the rich
  3. Because economic opportunities have no relation with rights
  4. Because liberty is against justice
Hard · Level 34 · fraternity,secularism,diversity
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  1. Equal religious respect increases mutual belonging in society
  2. Secularism divides society on religious basis
  3. Fraternity is only for people of one religion
  4. Both have no relation with diversity
Hard · Level 34 · equality,weaker sections,opportunity
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  1. Because it may be an effort to create real equality of opportunity
  2. Because equality always means separating everyone
  3. Because weaker sections have no rights
  4. Because the Constitution does not talk about opportunity
Hard · Level 34 · integrity,national unity,preamble
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  1. Unity and indivisibility of the nation
  2. Personal income of an individual
  3. Only local market
  4. Only school discipline
Hard · Level 34 · dignity,human respect,rights
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  1. Every person should get a dignified life and rights
  2. Only successful people should be respected
  3. Dignity is received only on the basis of office
  4. Dignity has no relation with democracy
Hard · Level 34 · constitution makers,preamble,national ideals
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  1. To make independent India a just equal and united society
  2. To make India a colony again
  3. To restore hereditary rule
  4. To keep citizens away from rights
Hard · Level 34 · democracy,secularism,minority rights
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  1. Election result alone is sufficient
  2. Democracy must be balanced by secularism and liberty
  3. Republic means arbitrariness of majority
  4. Sovereignty ends citizen rights
Hard · Level 34 · equality,status,dignity
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  1. Every person should be equal not only in law but also in respect
  2. Equality is only economic profit
  3. Dignity is only for high officials
  4. Both have no relation with civic life
Hard · Level 34 · preamble,constitutional vision,values
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  1. Justice equality liberty and fraternity show both the direction and method of the desired society
  2. The Preamble only tells how to read a map
  3. The Preamble only gives a list of kings
  4. The Preamble has no relation with governance
Hard · Level 34 · liberty,education,socio economic justice
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  1. Real use of liberty may also depend on social and economic justice
  2. Liberty is always sufficient alone
  3. Education has no relation with democracy
  4. Justice stops liberty
Hard · Level 34 · interdependence,justice,equality,fraternity
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  1. Justice strengthens equality and fraternity strengthens unity
  2. Liberty always destroys equality
  3. Secularism stops fraternity
  4. Sovereignty makes democracy impossible
Hard · Level 34 · secularism,equality,citizen status
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  1. Secularism and equality
  2. Democracy and weather
  3. Republic and agriculture
  4. Sovereignty and sports
Hard · Level 34 · democracy,constitutional spirit,expression
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  1. Elections are held but opposing views are suppressed
  2. Citizens vote peacefully
  3. Government remains accountable to people
  4. Everyone gets right to expression
Hard · Level 34 · sovereignty,international relations,independence
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  1. Capacity to take independent decisions according to national interest
  2. Capacity to take every decision with permission from foreign bodies
  3. Capacity to decide head of state by birth
  4. Capacity to end citizen rights
Hard · Level 34 · socialist,secular,democratic,republic
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  1. A system with justice equal religious respect people's participation and elected head
  2. King religion based rule and foreign control
  3. Only economic profit and a state without citizens
  4. Military rule and hereditary power
Hard · Level 34 · equality,opportunity,privilege
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  1. Equality
  2. Heredity
  3. Monarchy
  4. Foreign domination
Hard · Level 34 · justice,rights,fairness
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  1. It links rights with the aim of fairness and protection
  2. It ends rights
  3. It limits rights only to the rich
  4. It gives rights to foreign control
Hard · Level 34 · economic justice,dignity,poverty
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  1. A person not getting basic facilities for a dignified life due to poverty
  2. Someone getting freedom to celebrate a festival
  3. All citizens getting the right to vote
  4. The head of state being elected