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Civics

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Expert · Level 72 · child labour,hazardous industry,child rights
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  1. Because it protects children's health, education, and development
  2. Because it gives voting rights to children
  3. Because it bans all work
  4. Because it creates property rights
Expert · Level 72 · freedom of religion,secularism,state neutrality
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  1. The state ends all religions
  2. The state recognizes only the majority religion
  3. The state keeps equal respect and distance toward all religions
  4. The state stops citizens from having faith
Expert · Level 72 · religious propagation,forced conversion,consent
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  1. Both have the same meaning
  2. Propagation is sharing belief but forced conversion is coercion
  3. Forced conversion itself is a Fundamental Right
  4. Propagation is always a crime
Expert · Level 72 · cultural rights,minorities,equal citizenship
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  1. They give equality by erasing identity
  2. They protect education and culture while preserving identity
  3. They exclude minorities from rights
  4. They protect only the majority language
Expert · Level 72 · linguistic minority,script,educational institution
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  1. When a linguistic minority is allowed to preserve its script and institutions
  2. When all languages are banned
  3. When minorities are stopped from education
  4. When only the official language is used
Expert · Level 72 · constitutional remedies,enforcement,right to protect rights
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  1. It is the means to enforce other rights
  2. It is linked only with tax collection
  3. It ends freedom of religion
  4. It excludes citizenship
Expert · Level 72 · ambedkar,soul of constitution,constitutional remedies
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  1. Elections happen only through this right
  2. It gives real power to enforce rights
  3. It suspends all rights
  4. It solves only property disputes
Expert · Level 72 · mandamus,writ,public duty
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  1. Releasing a person from illegal detention
  2. Directing a public official to perform a legal duty
  3. Checking legality of a public office
  4. Stopping a lower court from exceeding jurisdiction
Expert · Level 72 · habeas corpus,personal liberty,illegal detention
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  1. Protecting personal liberty from illegal detention
  2. Protecting minority language
  3. Permission for religious propagation
  4. Registration of property
Expert · Level 72 · prohibition,certiorari,writs
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  1. Prohibition stops earlier, certiorari reviews or cancels an order later
  2. Both are related only to child labour
  3. Both only give freedom of religion
  4. Both have no relation with courts
Expert · Level 72 · quo warranto,public office,writs
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  1. It can challenge illegal occupation of a public office
  2. It sends children to school
  3. It stops religious propagation
  4. It changes language
Expert · Level 72 · legal rights,constitutional protection,enforcement
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  1. Ordinary rights are never enforced
  2. Fundamental Rights get higher constitutional protection and judicial enforcement
  3. Fundamental Rights are only private rules
  4. Both are always at the same level
Expert · Level 72 · right to property,legal right,fundamental rights
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  1. No right to property remains
  2. It is still legally protected but does not have Fundamental Right status
  3. It is included in Freedom of Religion
  4. It became the Right against Exploitation
Expert · Level 72 · right to education,equal opportunity,civic capability
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  1. Benefit of only private schools
  2. Development of equal opportunity and civic capability
  3. Silence of citizens
  4. Transfer of property
Expert · Level 72 · equality,freedom of religion,overlapping rights
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  1. Denying public service to a person because of religion
  2. Giving a book to a child
  3. Allowing a citizen to walk on a road
  4. Giving weather information to a farmer
Expert · Level 72 · reasonable restriction,repression,peaceful criticism
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  1. It is a question of difference between reasonable restriction and repression
  2. It always strengthens civil liberty
  3. It is an ideal example of freedom of expression
  4. It ends the need for courts
Expert · Level 72 · citizen,person,eligibility
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  1. Eligibility for rights can depend on the type of right
  2. No person gets any right
  3. All rights are only for foreigners
  4. All rights are only for ministers
Expert · Level 72 · article nineteen,citizens,political participation
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  1. They enable political participation and citizens' role in public life
  2. They give hazardous work to children
  3. They end secularism
  4. They make all rights legal rights
Expert · Level 72 · state action,arbitrariness,constitutional limits
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  1. Because many Fundamental Rights protect against arbitrary action by the state
  2. Because the state has no relation with rights
  3. Because the state is only a private institution
  4. Because the state never goes to court
Expert · Level 72 · majoritarianism,minority rights,cultural freedom
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  1. When the majority wants to erase a minority's language and culture
  2. When all citizens want equal law
  3. When courts give fair hearing
  4. When citizens vote peacefully