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Civics

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Hard · Level 70 · minority rights,cultural rights,educational rights
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  1. Right to Freedom
  2. Right to Equality
  3. Right against Exploitation
  4. Cultural and Educational Rights
Hard · Level 70 · rights protection,remedy,courts
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  1. Practical and effective
  2. Only paper based
  3. Only political slogans
  4. Temporary facilities
Hard · Level 70 · right against exploitation,begar,forced labour
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  1. A citizen criticizes the government
  2. A family is forced to work without wages against debt
  3. A person follows a religion
  4. A student learns their language
Hard · Level 70 · public employment,equality,discrimination
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  1. Right to Freedom
  2. Right to Freedom of Religion
  3. Right to Equality
  4. Right to Constitutional Remedies
Hard · Level 70 · freedom of religion,public order,limits
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  1. It applies only to the majority religion
  2. It is above every law
  3. It can end others' rights
  4. It is exercised within public order and morality
Hard · Level 70 · state power,limited government,fundamental rights
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  1. They place constitutional limits on state power
  2. They free citizens from all laws
  3. They stop elections
  4. They weaken courts
Hard · Level 70 · rule of law,constitution,government
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  1. Government is above rights
  2. Government also remains within the limits of Constitution and law
  3. Citizens do not follow law
  4. Courts cannot deal with rights
Hard · Level 70 · school admission,religion,right to equality
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  1. Right against Exploitation
  2. Right to Freedom of Religion
  3. Right to Equality
  4. Cultural Rights
Hard · Level 70 · constitutional remedies,protector of rights,enforcement
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  1. Because it only gives education
  2. Because it conducts voting
  3. Because it buys property
  4. Because it enforces rights through courts
Hard · Level 70 · freedom of expression,criticism,right to freedom
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  1. Right to Freedom
  2. Right against Exploitation
  3. Cultural and Educational Rights
  4. Right to Freedom of Religion
Hard · Level 70 · article 21,personal liberty,right to freedom
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  1. Right to Equality
  2. Right to Freedom
  3. Right to Freedom of Religion
  4. Right against Exploitation
Hard · Level 70 · state action,liberty,rights violation
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  1. A person changes private preference
  2. A family holds a private function
  3. A government officer restricts a citizen's liberty without legal reason
  4. Two friends argue with each other
Hard · Level 70 · minority rights,diversity,culture
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  1. Uniformity
  2. Repression
  3. Secret rule
  4. Respect for diversity
Hard · Level 70 · equal protection,real equality,weaker sections
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  1. Question of equal protection and real equality
  2. Only question of religious propagation
  3. Only question of property
  4. Only question of election symbol
Hard · Level 70 · reasonable restrictions,balance,rights
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  1. So that every right remains unlimited
  2. So that freedom and social interest remain balanced
  3. So that the state may end any right arbitrarily
  4. So that courts are not needed
Hard · Level 70 · child labour,hazardous work,right against exploitation
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  1. It is a matter of freedom of religion
  2. It is only a matter of cultural right
  3. It is a violation of the Right against Exploitation
  4. It is only a property matter
Hard · Level 70 · religion,equality,public opportunity
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  1. When a person reads a newspaper
  2. When a worker demands wages
  3. When a community protects language
  4. When someone is denied public opportunity on religious basis
Hard · Level 70 · right to property,current status,fundamental rights
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  1. It is no longer a Fundamental Right
  2. It is the main part of the Right to Freedom
  3. It is another name for Constitutional Remedies
  4. It is a right linked with child labour
Hard · Level 70 · detention,personal liberty,right to freedom
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  1. Cultural and Educational Rights
  2. Right to Freedom
  3. Right to Freedom of Religion
  4. Right to Equality
Hard · Level 70 · cultural rights,minority culture,majority pressure
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  1. Risk of rise in government tax
  2. Risk of road accident
  3. Risk of minority culture disappearing under majority pressure
  4. Risk of weather change