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Civics

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Medium · Level 72 · part iii,constitutional protection,citizens
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  1. Because they get special protection by the Constitution
  2. Because they are only for government
  3. Because they abolish Parliament
  4. Because they take away citizenship
Medium · Level 72 · right to equality,public employment,equal opportunity
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  1. Hereditary selection
  2. Equal opportunity
  3. Appointment based on wealth
  4. Restriction based on religion
Medium · Level 72 · discrimination,religion,right to equality
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  1. Freedom of Religion
  2. Right against Exploitation
  3. Right to Equality
  4. Constitutional Remedies
Medium · Level 72 · untouchability,dignity,equality
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  1. Because it ends all religions
  2. Because it stops caste-based humiliation and exclusion
  3. Because it postpones elections
  4. Because it only protects language
Medium · Level 72 · peaceful assembly,right to freedom,public order
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  1. Because rights work with responsibility and public order
  2. Because assembly is always illegal
  3. Because citizens should never meet
  4. Because the Constitution does not recognize assembly
Medium · Level 72 · freedom of expression,criticism,public debate
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  1. It lets citizens criticize government and share ideas
  2. It closes all courts
  3. It stops citizens from voting
  4. It allows only officials to speak
Medium · Level 72 · right to freedom,peaceful criticism,responsibility
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  1. Spreading hatred and inciting violence
  2. Peacefully criticizing a policy
  3. Forcing someone to work
  4. Stopping a group from education
Medium · Level 72 · life,personal liberty,right to freedom
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  1. Cultural and Educational Rights
  2. Freedom of Religion
  3. Right to Freedom
  4. Right against Exploitation
Medium · Level 72 · personal liberty,due process,detention
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  1. Personal liberty and due process
  2. Cultural diversity
  3. Religious festival
  4. Linguistic rights
Medium · Level 72 · human trafficking,right against exploitation,dignity
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  1. Because it attacks a person's freedom and dignity
  2. Because it is a voting process
  3. Because it is religious freedom
  4. Because it is a cultural right
Medium · Level 72 · begar,forced labour,exploitation
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  1. Because begar involves forced labour
  2. Because begar protects language
  3. Because begar is a method of voting
  4. Because begar is a religious ritual
Medium · Level 72 · child labour,hazardous work,exploitation
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  1. A student takes an exam
  2. A citizen visits a temple
  3. A child is made to work in a hazardous factory
  4. A person reads a newspaper
Medium · Level 72 · freedom of religion,faith,tolerance
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  1. Making one religion compulsory by government
  2. Professing and practising one's faith
  3. Stopping others from following religion
  4. Closing all religious places
Medium · Level 72 · secularism,freedom of religion,equal respect
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  1. It gives a basis for equal respect to all religions
  2. It recognizes only one religion
  3. It forces citizens to leave faith
  4. It excludes minorities from rights
Medium · Level 72 · freedom of religion,coercion,limits
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  1. Practising one's faith
  2. Propagating religion
  3. Forcing religion on others
  4. Holding religious beliefs
Medium · Level 72 · cultural rights,educational rights,minorities
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  1. They help them preserve language culture and educational institutions
  2. They exclude them from citizenship
  3. They exclude majority from rights
  4. They close courts
Medium · Level 72 · minority institutions,cultural educational rights,education
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  1. Right to Equality
  2. Right to Freedom
  3. Cultural and Educational Rights
  4. Right against Exploitation
Medium · Level 72 · constitutional remedies,enforcement,court
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  1. It gives a way to seek court protection when rights are violated
  2. It ends all rights
  3. It only stops religious rights
  4. It keeps citizens away from court
Medium · Level 72 · constitutional remedies,fundamental rights,article 32,dr ambedkar,indian constitution,civics
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  1. Because it gives power to approach court when rights are violated
  2. Because it decides election symbols
  3. Because it fixes tax rates
  4. Because it abolishes Parliament
Medium · Level 72 · writs,court orders,constitutional remedies
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  1. Writs are court orders that help protect rights
  2. Writs are methods of election campaign
  3. Writs are receipts of tax payment
  4. Writs are school certificates