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Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

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Hard · Level 35 · social justice,dignity,discrimination
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  1. Social justice and dignity
  2. Only sovereignty
  3. Only republic
  4. Only foreign policy
Hard · Level 35 · justice,fraternity,respect
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  1. Justice gives fair opportunity and fraternity creates respectful relations
  2. Both are only administrative words
  3. Both separate citizens
  4. Both weaken rights
Hard · Level 35 · sovereignty,secularism,difference
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  1. Sovereignty is linked with independent decision and secularism with religious neutrality
  2. Both mean hereditary rule
  3. Sovereignty is religion-based citizenship
  4. Secularism is foreign control
Hard · Level 35 · democracy,republic,people power
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  1. Power comes from the people and the highest office is not hereditary
  2. Power comes from king
  3. The highest office is always hereditary
  4. People remain outside governance
Hard · Level 35 · liberty,secularism,belief worship
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  1. Liberty and secularism
  2. Monarchy and privilege
  3. Foreign control and repression
  4. Hereditary power and inequality
Hard · Level 35 · guiding values,power,justice equality unity
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  1. Toward people justice liberty equality and unity
  2. Toward hereditary rule
  3. Toward religion-based privilege
  4. Toward external control
Hard · Level 35 · liberty,equality,meaningful freedom
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  1. Powerful people may benefit more from liberty while weaker groups remain behind
  2. All citizens will automatically become equal
  3. Justice will be complete
  4. Fraternity will become unnecessary
Hard · Level 35 · equality,fraternity,social respect
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  1. Social respect and belonging may remain weak despite legal equality
  2. Citizenship will automatically end
  3. Sovereignty will end
  4. The head of state will become hereditary
Hard · Level 35 · guiding values,balanced analysis,constitutional ideals
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  1. They connect political freedom social equality economic justice religious neutrality and national unity
  2. They are only decorative words
  3. They only give power to government
  4. They end the role of citizens
Hard · Level 35 · justice,liberty,equality,fraternity
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  1. A democratic society should run not only by power but also by dignity and justice
  2. The Constitution is only a list of administrative orders
  3. Citizens have no role in the Constitution
  4. Equality and liberty are always against each other
Expert · Level 34 · preamble,constitutional philosophy,guiding values
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  1. A guiding document with moral and political vision
  2. Only a punishment list
  3. Only tax collection rules
  4. Only a table of government posts
Expert · Level 34 · we the people,popular sovereignty,legitimacy
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  1. It is based on the approval of the British Parliament
  2. It is based on collective approval and sovereign will of the people
  3. It is based on the personal will of a king
  4. It was created by a military order
Expert · Level 34 · sovereignty,independence,decision making
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  1. Because it stops citizens from voting
  2. Because it decides the head of state by birth
  3. Because it shows freedom from foreign control and highest decision making power within the country
  4. Because it creates religion based rule
Expert · Level 34 · democracy,participation,accountability
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  1. Because voting is unrelated to democracy
  2. Because citizens remain silent in democracy
  3. Because there are no rights in democracy
  4. Because it also includes participation accountability and civil liberty
Expert · Level 34 · republic,hereditary power,elected head
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  1. Inequality of receiving the highest office by birth
  2. Equal opportunity for all citizens
  3. Formation of government by the people
  4. Equality before law
Expert · Level 34 · secularism,state neutrality,religious freedom
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  1. Giving special status to one religion by the state
  2. Equal respect toward all religions and religious freedom of citizens
  3. Forcing citizens not to follow religion
  4. Deciding citizen rights on the basis of religion
Expert · Level 34 · socialist,socio economic justice,inequality
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  1. Ending all elections
  2. Giving more power to the king
  3. Constitutional direction to reduce social and economic inequality
  4. Closing all religions
Expert · Level 34 · justice,social economic political,constitutional values
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  1. Justice is limited only to courts
  2. Justice has no relation with civic life
  3. Justice is only a rule of tax payment
  4. Justice demands fairness in many areas of life
Expert · Level 34 · liberty,equality,balance
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  1. Liberty may become a privilege of some powerful people
  2. Democracy will automatically become stronger
  3. Secularism will not end
  4. The meaning of republic will change
Expert · Level 34 · dignity,majority rule,rights
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  1. Majority cannot crush the respect and rights of an individual
  2. Majority is always above the Constitution
  3. Individual respect exists only on election day
  4. Dignity is only for rulers