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Civics

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Medium · Level 72 · remedy,rights protection,enforcement
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  1. Rights may become weak and only on paper in practice
  2. Rights will automatically become stronger
  3. Government arbitrariness will decrease
  4. Citizens will get more justice
Medium · Level 72 · right to property,legal right,fundamental rights
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  1. Because it now exists as a legal right
  2. Because it was never in the Constitution
  3. Because it became Freedom of Religion
  4. Because it is Right against Exploitation
Medium · Level 72 · right to education,children,age group
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  1. Three to six years
  2. Six to fourteen years
  3. Fourteen to eighteen years
  4. Eighteen to twenty one years
Medium · Level 72 · government power,constitutional limits,civil liberties
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  1. They require government to respect citizens' liberties
  2. They permit government arbitrariness
  3. They stop citizens from going to court
  4. They legalize discrimination
Medium · Level 72 · democracy,dictatorship,fundamental rights
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  1. When citizens can challenge unjust action in court
  2. When citizens must only obey orders
  3. When criticism is completely banned
  4. When government is above law
Medium · Level 72 · fundamental rights,reasonable restrictions,public order,indian constitution,democratic rights
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  1. Because they are balanced with public order and others' rights
  2. Because they are available only to government officials
  3. Because they cannot be enforced in a court of law
  4. Because they are not mentioned in the Constitution
Medium · Level 72 · freedom of expression,reasonable restriction,public order
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  1. When expression promotes violence or public disorder
  2. When someone peacefully criticizes government
  3. When someone writes a poem
  4. When someone prepares for an exam
Medium · Level 72 · movement,residence,right to freedom
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  1. Right to Freedom
  2. Freedom of Religion
  3. Right against Exploitation
  4. Constitutional Remedies
Medium · Level 72 · profession,occupation,right to freedom
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  1. Cultural and Educational Rights
  2. Right to Freedom
  3. Right against Exploitation
  4. Freedom of Religion
Medium · Level 72 · right to equality,right to freedom,assembly
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  1. A group is stopped from assembling on the basis of caste
  2. A citizen votes peacefully
  3. A child reads a book
  4. A person learns a language
Medium · Level 72 · minority protection,cultural rights,education
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  1. They protect minorities' language culture and educational institutions
  2. They stop minorities from voting
  3. They erase minorities' identity
  4. They give rights only to majority
Medium · Level 72 · script,language,cultural educational rights
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  1. Right against Exploitation
  2. Cultural and Educational Rights
  3. Right to Freedom
  4. Constitutional Remedies
Medium · Level 72 · legal relief,practical benefit,fundamental rights
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  1. Citizens can seek legal relief when injustice occurs
  2. Citizens become free from all laws
  3. Government can punish without reason
  4. Courts do not hear citizens
Medium · Level 72 · nature of rights,constitution,enforceable
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  1. They are Constitution-protected and court-enforceable rights
  2. They are only advice of government
  3. They are only electoral promises
  4. They are only convenience of officials
Medium · Level 72 · press freedom,freedom of expression,right to freedom
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  1. Freedom of expression
  2. Right against Exploitation
  3. Freedom of Religion
  4. Right to Property
Medium · Level 72 · religion,equality,linked rights
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  1. Denying public service to a person because of change of religion
  2. A student studies in a library
  3. A citizen walks on a road
  4. A farmer works in a field
Medium · Level 72 · state,citizen,rights holder
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  1. They give citizens valid claims and power to approach courts
  2. They make citizens property of the state
  3. They force citizens to remain silent
  4. They place citizens outside law
Medium · Level 72 · profess,practise,propagate,religion
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  1. Right to Equality
  2. Right to Freedom
  3. Freedom of Religion
  4. Constitutional Remedies
Medium · Level 72 · legal rights,fundamental rights,difference
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  1. Fundamental Rights are specially protected in the Constitution
  2. Legal rights are always above Fundamental Rights
  3. Fundamental Rights are never enforced in court
  4. There is no difference between them
Medium · Level 72 · minority language,educational rights,culture
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  1. Right against Exploitation
  2. Cultural and Educational Rights
  3. Freedom of Religion
  4. Constitutional Remedies