For whom are Fundamental Rights given in the Indian Constitution?
Correct answer: A
Fundamental Rights protect people freedom and dignity. In exams, understand them as protection given by the Constitution.
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Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution
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- For protecting citizens and persons
- Only for ministers
- Only for judges
- Only for foreign governments
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- To give unlimited power to government
- To protect citizens from injustice
- To end elections
- To increase taxes
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- Law applies only to rich people
- Some people get special citizenship
- All people are equal before law
- Government is above law
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- Special right to earn wealth
- Guarantee of getting a government job
- Right to pass every exam
- Right to Freedom
Easy · Level 73 · right_against_exploitation,forced_labour,child_labour
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- Regular study
- Exploitation like forced labour and child labour
- Healthy food
- Voting
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- Only soldiers
- Only traders
- Language and culture of minorities
- Only ministers
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- Right to Constitutional Remedies
- Right to Property
- Right to Government Job
- Right to Entertainment
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- Playground
- Court
- Market
- Post office
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- Time and weather
- Book and pen
- Religion caste sex or place of birth
- Sports and music
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- Right to Freedom
- Right to Freedom of Religion
- Cultural Rights
- Right to Equality
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- Freedom to harm others
- Freedom of thought and expression
- Freedom to break law
- Freedom to not pay tax
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- Democratic participation
- Equal opportunity
- Government arbitrariness
- Constitutional remedy
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- Part One
- Part Two
- Part Four
- Part Three
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- Right against Exploitation
- Right to Freedom of Religion
- Cultural Rights
- Right to Vote
Easy · Level 73 · freedom_of_movement,right_to_freedom,civics
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- Cultural Right
- Freedom of Religion
- Right to Freedom
- Right against Exploitation
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- Religious equality and freedom
- Compulsion of one religion
- Complete ban on religion
- Rule based on religion
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- Right against Exploitation
- Right to Freedom
- Cultural and Educational Rights
- Right to Equality
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- To end democracy
- To deprive citizens of rights
- To give arbitrary power to government
- To protect public order and rights of others
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- Right to Equality
- Freedom of Religion
- Right against Exploitation
- Cultural Rights
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- Cultural and Educational Rights
- Right to Freedom of Religion
- Right against Exploitation
- Right to Property
Why are Fundamental Rights included in the Constitution?
Correct answer: B
Fundamental Rights protect citizens from injustice and arbitrariness. Remember rights as a protective shield in exams.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality in the Indian Constitution is based on which idea?
Correct answer: C
The Right to Equality means equal treatment before law. In exams, treat equality as a basic condition of democracy.
View question detailsWhich of the following is a Fundamental Right?
Correct answer: D
Right to Freedom is a Fundamental Right in the Indian Constitution. Remember the names of six major Fundamental Rights for exams.
View question detailsThe Right against Exploitation protects against what?
Correct answer: B
The Right against Exploitation protects from forced labour and child labour. Remember the term forced labour in exams.
View question detailsWhose interests are protected by Cultural and Educational Rights?
Correct answer: C
These rights help minorities preserve their language and culture. Remember culture and education together in exams.
View question detailsWhich right did Dr B R Ambedkar call the soul of the Constitution?
Correct answer: A
Dr Ambedkar considered the Right to Constitutional Remedies very important. Link it with protection of rights in exams.
View question detailsWhere can a citizen go when Fundamental Rights are violated?
Correct answer: B
A citizen can seek help from court when rights are violated. Understand courts as protectors of rights in exams.
View question detailsAccording to the Right to Equality, the state cannot discriminate on what basis?
Correct answer: C
The Right to Equality stops discrimination on religion caste sex and place of birth. Anti discrimination is the key exam point.
View question detailsThe abolition of untouchability is connected with which right?
Correct answer: D
Abolition of untouchability is linked with the Right to Equality. Treat it as an example of social equality in exams.
View question detailsWhich freedom is generally included in the Right to Freedom?
Correct answer: B
The Right to Freedom includes freedom of thought and expression. Remember that freedom comes with reasonable restrictions in exams.
View question detailsThe purpose of Fundamental Rights is to protect citizens from what?
Correct answer: C
Fundamental Rights protect citizens from government arbitrariness. In exams, understand rights as limits on power.
View question detailsIn which part of the Indian Constitution are Fundamental Rights given?
Correct answer: D
Fundamental Rights are given in Part Three of the Constitution. Remember Part Three with Fundamental Rights in exams.
View question detailsEmploying children in hazardous work is against which right?
Correct answer: A
Stopping child labour is part of the Right against Exploitation. Link child protection with this right in exams.
View question detailsWhich right gives a person freedom to move within the country?
Correct answer: C
Freedom to move within the country is linked with the Right to Freedom. In exams, it can be called freedom of movement.
View question detailsWhich idea is strengthened by the Right to Freedom of Religion?
Correct answer: A
This right strengthens respect and freedom for all religions. Link it with secularism of India in exams.
View question detailsWhich right allows minorities to establish their educational institutions?
Correct answer: C
Cultural and Educational Rights help minorities run educational institutions. Remember minorities and education together in exams.
View question detailsWhy can reasonable restrictions be placed on Fundamental Rights?
Correct answer: D
Rights are not completely unlimited. Link reasonable restrictions with public interest in exams.
View question detailsThe idea of equal opportunity is most closely related to which Fundamental Right?
Correct answer: A
The Right to Equality prevents discrimination in opportunities. Link equal opportunity with equality in exams.
View question detailsIf a person is forced to change religion, which right will be affected?
Correct answer: B
A person cannot be forced against freedom to choose and follow religion. Link religious freedom with personal choice in exams.
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