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Civics

Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights

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Hard · Level 90 · living constitution,changing society,rights expansion
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  1. It keeps rights meaningful in changing social conditions
  2. It makes the Constitution useless
  3. It turns rights only into history
  4. It separates courts from citizens
Hard · Level 90 · article 32,writ petition,supreme court
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  1. Filing a writ petition in the Supreme Court for violation of Fundamental Right
  2. Organizing annual function in school
  3. Arranging goods in a shop
  4. Buying a travel ticket
Hard · Level 90 · judicial review,constitutional remedies,government action
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  1. Courts can examine government actions according to the Constitution
  2. Courts decide outside the Constitution
  3. Government faces no court examination
  4. Citizens get no rights
Hard · Level 90 · PIL misuse,personal publicity,public interest
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  1. Filing a petition only for personal publicity in the name of public interest
  2. Filing a petition for people affected by river pollution
  3. Filing a petition for protection of child rights
  4. Filing a petition for wages of deprived people
Hard · Level 90 · right to life,dignity,humane interpretation
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  1. Humane and broad interpretation of rights
  2. End of rights
  3. Inactivity of courts
  4. Denial of citizens’ dignity
Hard · Level 90 · protector of rights,fundamental rights,constitutional remedy
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  1. Because it gives a remedy to enforce them when violated
  2. Because it ends other rights
  3. Because it only explains tax rules
  4. Because it stops citizens from education
Hard · Level 90 · enforcement,scope,constitutional remedies,expanded rights
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  1. Remedies enforce rights and expansion broadens rights according to changing society
  2. Remedies remove rights and expansion closes courts
  3. Both are only election propaganda
  4. Both have no relation with civic life
Hard · Level 89 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,mandamus_public_duty
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  1. It can get an order directing the official to perform legal public duty
  2. It stops the citizen from contesting elections
  3. It closes the court
  4. It turns Fundamental Rights into private rules
Hard · Level 89 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,rights_expansion_remedy
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  1. The meaning of rights can expand and courts can also enforce them
  2. Rights remain only written in books
  3. Courts have no relation with rights
  4. Citizens can never seek relief
Hard · Level 90 · rights expansion,constitutional remedies,court protection
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  1. Use of both expansion of rights and Constitutional Remedies
  2. Use of only taxation system
  3. Use of only election campaign
  4. Use of complete end of rights
Expert · Level 88 · constitutional remedies,fundamental rights,enforcement
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  1. It provides a judicial means to enforce rights
  2. It makes Fundamental Rights only moral advice
  3. It keeps citizens away from courts
  4. It leaves rights to government’s will
Expert · Level 88 · article 32,ambedkar,supreme court
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  1. It can give citizens direct protection of rights from the Supreme Court
  2. It only fixes parliamentary elections
  3. It only makes language policy
  4. It only settles tax disputes
Expert · Level 88 · habeas corpus,illegal detention,personal liberty
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  1. A person has been illegally detained
  2. An officer fails to perform a legal duty
  3. A person illegally holds public office
  4. A lower court has passed a wrong order
Expert · Level 88 · mandamus,quo warranto,writ difference
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  1. Mandamus enforces duty and Quo Warranto questions legality of public office
  2. Mandamus relates to illegal detention and Quo Warranto to tax
  3. Both relate only to election speeches
  4. Both apply only in private property disputes
Expert · Level 88 · prohibition,jurisdiction,lower court
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  1. Because it stops the proceeding from moving further
  2. Because it releases a person from detention
  3. Because it questions legality of public office
  4. Because it declares election results
Expert · Level 88 · certiorari,prohibition,writ comparison
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  1. Certiorari can quash a wrong order, Prohibition stops proceedings
  2. Certiorari relates only to detention, Prohibition only to education
  3. Neither has judicial connection
  4. Both apply only in Gram Sabha
Expert · Level 88 · article 32,article 226,writ jurisdiction
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  1. Article 32 relates to Supreme Court and Article 226 to High Court
  2. Both relate only to presidential election
  3. Article 32 relates to tax and Article 226 to agriculture
  4. Both only make school rules
Expert · Level 88 · expanding rights,judicial interpretation,social movements
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  1. Because judicial interpretation, social movements and new needs also expand the scope
  2. Because rights have no social connection
  3. Because only police decides rights
  4. Because citizens’ demands have no importance
Expert · Level 88 · right to information,transparency,accountability
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  1. It links transparency and accountability with citizens’ rights
  2. It separates citizens from governance
  3. It gives only military information
  4. It abolishes courts
Expert · Level 88 · right to life,clean environment,dignity
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  1. Because dignity of life and health depend on environment
  2. Because environment is only a matter of entertainment
  3. Because pollution strengthens Fundamental Rights
  4. Because environment has no relation with civic life