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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Hard · Level 88 · constitutional remedies,fundamental rights,protector
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  1. Because it gives court protection when rights are violated
  2. Because it frees citizens from tax
  3. Because it fixes election dates
  4. Because it ends all laws
Hard · Level 88 · habeas corpus,wrongful detention,writs
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  1. Mandamus
  2. Habeas Corpus
  3. Prohibition
  4. Quo Warranto
Hard · Level 88 · writs,judicial orders,enforcement
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  1. It keeps rights only in books
  2. It gives citizens relief through judicial orders
  3. It turns rights into election promises
  4. It makes the Constitution unnecessary
Hard · Level 88 · ambedkar,heart and soul,enforcement
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  1. Because without it enforcing Fundamental Rights would become difficult
  2. Because it gives power only to Parliament
  3. Because it is only for state governments
  4. Because it keeps citizens away from rights
Hard · Level 88 · mandamus,legal duty,public official
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  1. Habeas Corpus
  2. Quo Warranto
  3. Mandamus
  4. Certiorari
Hard · Level 88 · expanding scope,changing society,rights
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  1. Rights can be understood according to new needs of time and society
  2. Rights never relate to changing situations
  3. Rights are only for rulers
  4. Rights are unrelated to courts
Hard · Level 88 · PIL,public interest,access to justice
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  1. It allowed only the rich to approach courts
  2. It made it easier to bring public interest issues to court
  3. It ended Fundamental Rights
  4. It separated courts from people
Hard · Level 88 · right to life,dignity,clean environment
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  1. Linking right to life with dignified life and clean environment
  2. Changing a polling station
  3. Reducing tax rate
  4. Declaring a school holiday
Hard · Level 88 · prohibition,jurisdiction,writs
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  1. Habeas Corpus
  2. Prohibition
  3. Mandamus
  4. Quo Warranto
Hard · Level 88 · quo warranto,public office,authority
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  1. To release a person from wrongful detention
  2. To examine a person's authority to hold public office
  3. To order an official to perform duty
  4. To stop a lower court from hearing a case
Hard · Level 88 · arbitrary state action,court challenge,remedy
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  1. It gives citizens a way to challenge it in court
  2. It gives unlimited power to the state
  3. It stops citizens from complaining
  4. It makes rights only moral advice
Hard · Level 88 · public interest litigation,group rights,court
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  1. Public Interest Litigation
  2. Railway ticket
  3. Sports certificate
  4. Market permit
Hard · Level 88 · broad interpretation,citizen protection,democracy
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  1. It can extend citizen protection to new situations
  2. It deprives citizens of rights
  3. It limits democracy only to elections
  4. It makes the judiciary completely inactive
Hard · Level 88 · rule of law,accountability,state action
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  1. It shows that even the state can be answerable in court for rights violations
  2. It ends rule of law
  3. It is limited only to private disputes
  4. It keeps courts away from rights
Hard · Level 88 · proper use,constitutional remedies,rights violation
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  1. Approaching court for an actual violation of Fundamental Rights
  2. Going to change a sports result after losing
  3. Troubling court without a rights issue
  4. Filing PIL only for personal revenge
Hard · Level 88 · paper rights,enforcement,fundamental rights
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  1. They may become only paper declarations
  2. They will automatically become stronger
  3. They will become tax laws
  4. They will become election symbols
Hard · Level 88 · right to education,dignity,equal opportunity
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  1. Because education is linked with dignified life and equal opportunity
  2. Because education has no relation with citizenship
  3. Because education is only a private hobby
  4. Because education ends rights
Hard · Level 88 · judiciary,rights protection,relief
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  1. Court gives relief when state action affects Fundamental Rights
  2. Court fixes vegetable prices in market
  3. Court selects a sports team
  4. Court issues weather forecast
Hard · Level 88 · citizen,state,constitutional challenge
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  1. The citizen can challenge unconstitutional state action in court
  2. The citizen cannot question the state
  3. The state always becomes above the court
  4. The citizen has rights only on election day
Hard · Level 88 · PIL,environment,workers,vulnerable groups
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  1. Public issues of environment workers and vulnerable groups
  2. Only private shopping lists
  3. Only sports entertainment
  4. Only weather colours