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Civics

Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

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Hard · Level 36 · constitution,political-justice,social-justice
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  1. Political equality exists but social justice is still incomplete
  2. Social justice is fully achieved
  3. Equality has no relation with the Constitution
  4. Democracy has ended
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,fraternity,national-integrity
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  1. When hatred and distrust are spread among citizen groups
  2. When citizens get equal rights
  3. When people hold peaceful dialogue
  4. When all religions are respected
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,guiding-values,practical-direction
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  1. They connect policies rights and institutions with just goals
  2. They make governance without rules
  3. They keep citizens away from rights
  4. They are used only in speeches
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,democratic-republic,hereditary-rule
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  1. Because power should be based on people and equal citizenship
  2. Because people have no role
  3. Because only king makes the Constitution
  4. Because elections have no importance
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,dignity,development
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  1. Development will be separated from constitutional human value
  2. Development will become more just
  3. Equality will automatically be complete
  4. Democracy will become stronger
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,liberty,reasonable-restriction
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  1. Reasonable restriction balances public interest and rights while repression is arbitrary
  2. Both are always the same
  3. Repression increases citizens' rights
  4. Reasonable restriction is always unconstitutional
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,fraternity,national-unity
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  1. Fraternity and national unity
  2. Foreign control
  3. Hereditary rule
  4. Military repression
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,secularism,liberty
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  1. Citizens can follow their faith and the state gives equal respect to all faiths
  2. The state enforces only one faith
  3. Citizens are stopped from worship
  4. Vote is removed on the basis of religion
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,economic-justice,opportunity
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  1. Equal money for everyone is enough
  2. Keeping the poor out of rights
  3. Creating fair access to basic needs and opportunities of life
  4. Giving opportunities only to the rich
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,equality,legal-status
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  1. Equality
  2. Sovereignty
  3. Republic
  4. Only ceremonial side of fraternity
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,democracy,political-justice
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  1. Democracy gives political participation and political justice makes it equal
  2. Participation is not needed in democracy
  3. Political justice is related only to courts
  4. Democracy and political justice are opposite
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,fraternity,trust
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  1. Fraternity
  2. Sovereignty
  3. Republic
  4. Foreign policy
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,guiding-values,constitutional-interpretation
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  1. Because they set the direction of governance policy rights and justice
  2. Because they are never useful
  3. Because they are outside citizens' life
  4. Because they are separate from the Constitution
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,secularism,minority-rights
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  1. Secularism liberty and equality
  2. Monarchy colonialism and repression
  3. Foreign control and tax policy
  4. Military rule and hereditary rule
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,preamble,value-based-constitution
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  1. The Constitution is not only machinery of governance but a value based document
  2. The Constitution has no ideals
  3. The Constitution is only a tax law
  4. The Constitution is separate from people
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,citizenship,dignity
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  1. They make citizenship a status of equal respect and rights
  2. They make citizenship only tax payment
  3. They divide citizens into different statuses
  4. They make the state foreign
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,socialist,democracy
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  1. Welfare policy for weaker sections made through people's participation
  2. Rule by order of a king
  3. Policy decided by a foreign power
  4. Stopping citizens from voting
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,sovereignty,democracy
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  1. Both external independence and internal popular power
  2. Foreign control and monarchy
  3. Absence of citizens' rights
  4. Only military rule
Hard · Level 36 · constitution,dignity,fraternity
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  1. Fraternity and dignity of the individual
  2. Foreign policy
  3. Tax collection
  4. Administrative convenience
Hard · Level 36 · indian constitution,constitutional values,justice,equality,democracy,civics class 9
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  1. They guide the state, citizens and institutions towards a just, democratic and inclusive society.
  2. They are merely words to be memorised for examinations.
  3. They give the government unlimited control over citizens' rights.
  4. They value only economic development rather than social equality.