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Civics

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Expert · Level 72 · civic dignity,discrimination,exploitation,arbitrariness
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  1. They protect citizens from discrimination, exploitation, and arbitrariness
  2. They make citizens property of the state
  3. They legalize exploitation
  4. They keep courts away
Expert · Level 72 · horizontal effect,begar,private exploitation
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  1. Government prepares budget
  2. A private owner takes begar from a labourer
  3. Court fixes a date
  4. School conducts an exam
Expert · Level 72 · emergency,fundamental rights,state power
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  1. Because the balance between rights and state power is tested during crisis
  2. Because the Constitution ends during emergency
  3. Because emergency is only a sports event
  4. Because rights have no relation with the state
Expert · Level 72 · judicial review,unconstitutional law,rights protection
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  1. It allows courts to examine unconstitutional laws or actions
  2. It places government above courts
  3. It makes rights only advice
  4. It stops citizens from complaint
Expert · Level 72 · independent judiciary,government,rights protection
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  1. When a citizen seeks protection of Fundamental Rights against the government
  2. When an item is bought in market
  3. When a student celebrates a holiday
  4. When traffic is normal on road
Expert · Level 72 · fundamental duties,rights,responsibility
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  1. Liberty goes with responsible civic conduct
  2. Duties end rights
  3. Rights have no social context
  4. Citizens only have to obey orders
Expert · Level 72 · employment discrimination,religion,right to equality
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  1. Propagation side of religious freedom
  2. Equal opportunity and non-discrimination
  3. Prohibition of child labour
  4. Writ of quo warranto
Expert · Level 72 · opposition,civil society,freedom rights
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  1. They give constitutional basis to criticism, association, and peaceful protest
  2. They end opposition
  3. They make civil society illegal
  4. They stop public debate
Expert · Level 72 · institutions,accountability,civil liberties
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  1. They make institutions accountable to civil liberties
  2. They place institutions above citizens
  3. They make courts powerless
  4. They make the Constitution a private document
Expert · Level 72 · declared rights,enforcement,court
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  1. Because without enforcement a right remains weak in practice
  2. Because courts are unrelated to rights
  3. Because citizens need no protection
  4. Because declaration is always enough
Expert · Level 72 · six rights,multidimensional,democracy
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  1. They give liberty, equality, protection from exploitation, religion and culture protection, and remedies
  2. They only explain method of voting
  3. They only give tax exemption
  4. They are rights only of ministers
Expert · Level 72 · religious neutrality,secularism,state
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  1. State gives equal protection to all religions
  2. State promotes one religion and suppresses another
  3. Citizens practise their faith
  4. Court protects religious freedom
Expert · Level 72 · conceptual understanding,purpose,limits,enforcement
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  1. Their purpose, limits, and enforcement
  2. Only difficulty of memorization
  3. Only number of political parties
  4. Only election date
Expert · Level 72 · weaker groups,empowerment,legal remedy
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  1. An affected group uses court and peaceful assembly against discrimination
  2. A group spreads violence
  3. An official becomes above law
  4. A citizen gives up rights
Expert · Level 72 · limits of rights,public interest,responsibility
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  1. They do not permit harming others' rights and public interest
  2. They give full freedom to government
  3. They place citizens above all laws
  4. They stop courts
Expert · Level 72 · citizen state relation,rights holder,valid claims
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  1. They make citizens silent subjects under the state
  2. They make citizens rights-holders with valid claims
  3. They make the state absolute owner
  4. They separate citizens from the Constitution
Expert · Level 72 · minority institutions,identity,educational autonomy
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  1. Minority identity and educational autonomy may weaken
  2. Majority power will reduce
  3. Judicial independence will increase
  4. Public order will automatically strengthen
Expert · Level 72 · democratic quality,citizen dignity,rights protection
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  1. Rights turn democracy from only an electoral process into a system with citizen dignity
  2. Rights are obstacles in democracy
  3. Rights are only convenience of rulers
  4. Rights end debate and justice
Expert · Level 72 · conclusion,fundamental rights,liberty,equality,dignity,remedy
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  1. They are the constitutional system of liberty, equality, dignity, diversity, and judicial remedy in Indian democracy
  2. They are only a list to memorize for exams
  3. They are only powers of government officials
  4. They make citizens rightless