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Civics

Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

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Expert · Level 35 · constitution,democracy,liberty
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  1. Liberty is unnecessary in democracy
  2. Liberty is limited only to private life
  3. In democracy citizens need freedom to speak and think for effective participation
  4. Democracy ends liberty
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,equality,fraternity,unity
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  1. Because inequality and distrust can divide citizens
  2. Because equality stops elections
  3. Because fraternity is foreign policy
  4. Because national unity has no relation with citizens
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,sovereignty,republic
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  1. India is free from external control and state power is not hereditary
  2. India is under a foreign king
  3. People have no role in India
  4. The Constitution is not in force in India
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,equality,affirmative-action
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  1. Because historical inequality must be reduced for real equal opportunity
  2. Because equality has no importance
  3. Because weaker sections have no rights
  4. Because the Constitution is only for powerful people
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,secularism,democracy
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  1. The state runs only by majority religion
  2. Citizens of all religions become part of an equal political community
  3. Citizens get vote based on religion
  4. Government stops religious criticism
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,justice,social-economic-political
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  1. Justice is limited only to courts
  2. Justice is only tax system
  3. Justice seeks fairness in many areas of life
  4. Justice has no relation with citizens
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,liberty,secularism
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  1. Economic justice only
  2. Republic only
  3. Military rule
  4. Liberty and secularism
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,dignity,development
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  1. Because development should not be separated from personal respect and rights
  2. Because dignity is only for leaders
  3. Because citizens have no importance in development
  4. Because dignity is not in the Constitution
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,fraternity,harmony
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  1. Sovereignty
  2. Fraternity
  3. Republic
  4. Economic justice
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,guiding-values,constitutionalism
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  1. They give unlimited power to government
  2. They make the Constitution only a historical document
  3. They bind power rights and society to a just direction
  4. They keep citizens outside governance
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,democracy,participation
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  1. Sovereignty only
  2. Republic only
  3. Democratic participation and equal respect
  4. Economic policy only
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,equality,real-equality
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  1. Formal declaration may be only words while real equality appears in opportunity and respect
  2. Both are always the same
  3. Real equality is anti constitutional
  4. Formal equality has no law
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,sovereignty,democracy
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  1. Sovereignty may exist but democracy is incomplete
  2. Secularism is complete
  3. Social justice is complete
  4. Fraternity is automatically complete
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,secularism,dignity
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  1. It says no person should be treated as inferior because of their faith
  2. It makes one religion superior
  3. It makes worship illegal
  4. It ties citizenship to religion
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,economic-justice,dignity
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  1. When a poor person gets education health and opportunities for a dignified life
  2. When the poor are excluded from rights
  3. When only rich people get opportunities
  4. When poverty is made a constitutional goal
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,fraternity,dissent
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  1. Fraternity means removing all differences
  2. Dissent is always anti national
  3. Respectful dissent can strengthen rather than weaken civic brotherhood
  4. Citizens cannot speak in fraternity
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,equality,secularism
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  1. Republic only
  2. Equality and secularism
  3. Sovereignty only
  4. Fraternity only
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,preamble,civic-values
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  1. Because both governance and civic behaviour matter in constitutional life
  2. Because citizens have no relation with the Constitution
  3. Because the state alone is society
  4. Because values are only for courts
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,economic-justice,political-equality
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  1. Because economic weakness can reduce opportunities for political participation
  2. Because poor citizens do not need ideas
  3. Because economic justice has no relation with politics
  4. Because voting is only a right of rich people
Expert · Level 35 · constitution,liberty,equality
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  1. When freedom of expression is used to insult a group
  2. When all citizens express peaceful views
  3. When law gives equal opportunity to all
  4. When government respects all religions