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Civics

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Hard · Level 71 · private exploitation,child labour,right against exploitation
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  1. Some rights protect against non-government exploitation also
  2. All rights apply only against government
  3. Child labour is unrelated to the Constitution
  4. Courts can never intervene
Hard · Level 71 · citizen,person,fundamental rights
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  1. Because some rights are for citizens and some for all persons
  2. Because no person gets any right
  3. Because the word citizen is not in the Constitution
  4. Because rights are only for foreigners
Hard · Level 71 · democracy,safety system,arbitrary power
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  1. They only declare election results
  2. They protect citizens from arbitrary power and give access to courts
  3. They permanently stop Parliament
  4. They deprive citizens of rights
Hard · Level 71 · profession,occupation,right to freedom
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  1. It connects citizens with livelihood and self-determination
  2. It makes all professions illegal
  3. It gives only government jobs
  4. It ends freedom of religion
Hard · Level 71 · right to education,equality,opportunity
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  1. Education increases equal opportunity and civic capability
  2. Education increases discrimination
  3. Education ends Fundamental Rights
  4. Education is related only to property
Hard · Level 71 · quo warranto,writs,public office
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  1. When a person's legal authority to hold public office is questioned
  2. When a child needs education
  3. When a language must be preserved
  4. When worship happens in a temple
Hard · Level 71 · prohibition,writ,jurisdiction
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  1. Stopping a lower court or tribunal from acting beyond jurisdiction
  2. Sending children to school
  3. Propagating religion
  4. Protecting language
Hard · Level 71 · certiorari,writ,court review
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  1. Increasing government tax
  2. Review or cancellation of a lower court's order by a higher court
  3. Permission to change religion
  4. Legalizing exploitation
Hard · Level 71 · government will,rights protection,constitutionalism
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  1. Rights may lose stable and independent protection
  2. Citizens will become more secure
  3. Judiciary will become more powerful
  4. Discrimination will automatically end
Hard · Level 71 · cultural rights,diversity,constitutional value
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  1. Indian democracy gives constitutional importance to diversity
  2. Only one culture is recognized in India
  3. Language has no relation with citizenship
  4. Minorities have no educational rights
Hard · Level 71 · responsible use,violence,rights limits
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  1. Making peaceful criticism
  2. Seeking relief from court
  3. Inciting violence through rumors
  4. Preserving one's language
Hard · Level 71 · citizen dignity,constitutional protection,democracy
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  1. They give constitutional protection against discrimination, exploitation, and arbitrariness
  2. They leave citizens at ruler's mercy
  3. They give rights only to government employees
  4. They make courts powerless
Hard · Level 71 · judicial independence,rights protection,impartial relief
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  1. Because an independent judiciary can give impartial relief even against government
  2. Because judiciary always remains under government
  3. Because rights are not enforceable in court
  4. Because courts only conduct elections
Hard · Level 71 · security,reasonable restriction,repression
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  1. It makes the difference between reasonable restriction and repression important
  2. It strengthens freedom of expression
  3. It makes democracy more open
  4. It increases citizen participation
Hard · Level 71 · civic education,rights awareness,active citizenship
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  1. They teach students rights, responsibility, and constitutional limits
  2. They teach students to break law
  3. They call democracy unnecessary
  4. They make citizenship only an exam topic
Hard · Level 71 · importance,fundamental rights,constitutional limits
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  1. They give liberty, protect equality, and place constitutional limits on power
  2. They free citizens from every rule
  3. They are only government convenience
  4. They end the role of courts
Hard · Level 71 · rights based democracy,state citizen relation,justice
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  1. They limit citizens only to obeying government orders
  2. They make the state-citizen relationship just, limited, and rights-based
  3. They separate citizens from society
  4. They stop all public debate
Hard · Level 70 · right to equality,equality before law,constitution
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  1. Right to Equality
  2. Right against Exploitation
  3. Right to Freedom of Religion
  4. Cultural and Educational Rights
Hard · Level 70 · right to freedom,constitutional remedies,speech
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  1. A child is made to work
  2. A citizen is stopped from peaceful speech and goes to court
  3. A group's language is protected
  4. A person is allowed to worship
Hard · Level 70 · enforceable rights,courts,constitution
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  1. Only election promises
  2. Only social customs
  3. Constitutional rights enforceable in courts
  4. Only government schemes