If a right is only written on paper and cannot be enforced, how would it be?
Correct answer: D
A right that cannot be enforced becomes weak. In exams, understand constitutional remedy as the strength of rights.
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Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights
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Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,paper_right
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- Very strong
- More useful
- More secure
- Weak right
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,health_dignity
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- Health and dignity
- Only winning sports
- Only trade profit
- Only taking leave
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,guardian_rights
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- Sports club
- Judiciary
- Market committee
- Weather department
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,court_help
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- When a Fundamental Right is violated
- When it rains
- When a game starts
- When a shop is decorated
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,changing_needs
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- Changing needs of society
- Colour of crop
- Time of game
- Name of market
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,relief
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- Right to Constitutional Remedies
- Cultural program
- Sports competition
- Weather information
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,pil_filing
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- Always only the victim
- Any aware person or organization in public interest
- Only weather department
- Only sports team
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,writs_relief
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- They increase sports scores
- They change weather
- They provide relief as court orders
- They open shops
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,illegal_detention
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- There is sports day in school
- Someone is kept in illegal detention
- A farmer is harvesting crop
- A shop has a discount
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,expanded_meaning
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- Linking right to life with dignity and health
- Treating right to life only as breathing
- Keeping rights only in a book
- Not enforcing rights
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,interpretation
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- Expansion of rights
- End of rights
- Theft of rights
- Ignoring rights
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,accountability
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- Government and public officials
- Only weather
- Only sports team
- Only shopkeeper
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,environment_right
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- Including clean environment in the right to life
- Buying fruits in market
- Buying a sports ticket
- School bell ringing
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,exam_tip
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- Court, writ, Fundamental Rights, PIL and expansion of rights
- Weather, river, soil and crop
- Market, shop, price and profit
- Sports, medal, team and ground
Easy · Level 89 · habeas corpus,liberty,wrongful detention
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- Habeas Corpus writ
- Sports certificate
- Weather report
- Market permission
Easy · Level 89 · expanding rights,new problems,constitutional protection
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- More judicial and constitutional protection
- Fewer Fundamental Rights
- Ban on approaching courts
- End of citizenship
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,constitutional_remedy
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- Right to Constitutional Remedies
- Right to buy property
- Right to play sports
- Right to go to market
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,certiorari
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- Mandamus
- Certiorari
- Habeas Corpus
- Quo Warranto
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,expanding_rights
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- Because rights can be protected even in new problems
- Because rights end through it
- Because courts are closed through it
- Because only taxes increase through it
Easy · Level 90 · class9,civics,democratic_rights,pil_expansion
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- Because it gives a way to seek justice even on behalf of weaker people
- Because it is only for traders' profit
- Because it ends Fundamental Rights
- Because it stops elections
Which idea may be included in the expansion of the right to life?
Correct answer: A
The right to life is also linked with health and dignity. In exams, understand life in a broad meaning.
View question detailsWho can be called the guardian of Fundamental Rights?
Correct answer: B
The judiciary plays an important role in protecting Fundamental Rights. In exams, write judiciary as guardian of rights.
View question detailsIn which situation may court help be needed?
Correct answer: A
Court help can be taken when a Fundamental Right is violated. In exams, treat the word violation as a clue.
View question detailsWhat is one reason for the scope of rights to expand?
Correct answer: A
When society changes, new interpretation of rights is needed. In exams, connect changing needs with expansion.
View question detailsWhich right gives a citizen the power to seek relief directly from court?
Correct answer: A
This right gives a citizen the power to seek relief in court. In exams, remember relief and court together.
View question detailsWho can file a Public Interest Litigation?
Correct answer: B
In PIL, an aware person or organization can approach for public interest. In exams, focus on the word public interest.
View question detailsWhy are writs useful in protecting Fundamental Rights?
Correct answer: C
Writs are court orders that give relief in protecting rights. In exams, understand writs as a remedy.
View question detailsIn which situation is Habeas Corpus most suitable?
Correct answer: B
Habeas Corpus is useful against illegal detention. In exams, remember detention and personal liberty.
View question detailsWhich example shows an expanded meaning of rights?
Correct answer: A
Expansion of rights recognizes their broader meaning. In exams, connect dignity and health with life.
View question detailsIf a court interprets a right in a new situation, this is part of which process?
Correct answer: A
Interpretation of a right in a new situation can expand its scope. In exams, remember interpretation and expansion together.
View question detailsWhom does the Right to Constitutional Remedies make more accountable?
Correct answer: A
This right makes the government and public officials accountable to the Constitution. In exams, connect accountability with protection of rights.
View question detailsWhich is the simplest example of expansion of rights?
Correct answer: A
Including clean environment in right to life is an example of expansion of rights. In exams, identify environment and life together.
View question detailsWhat are the most important exam clues in this topic?
Correct answer: A
The main clues of this topic are court, writs and expansion of rights. In exams, use these words to identify the correct option.
View question detailsIf a person's liberty is taken away wrongfully, what help can be sought from court?
Correct answer: A
Habeas Corpus helps protect a person's liberty from wrongful detention. Exam tip: remember liberty and Habeas Corpus together.
View question detailsWhat benefit do citizens get in new problems through expansion of rights?
Correct answer: A
Expansion of rights increases citizens' protection in changing situations. Exam tip: connect new problems with protection.
View question detailsIf a person goes to court for a Fundamental Right, which right is being used?
Correct answer: A
Seeking protection of a Fundamental Right from court is the Right to Constitutional Remedies. In exams, remember court and remedy together.
View question detailsWhich writ allows a higher court to examine a wrong order of a lower court?
Correct answer: B
Certiorari allows a higher court to examine an order of a lower court. In exams, connect it with review.
View question detailsWhy is expansion of rights useful for citizens?
Correct answer: A
Expansion of rights increases citizen protection in changing situations. In exams, connect new problems with rights expansion.
View question detailsWhy is Public Interest Litigation linked with expansion of democratic rights?
Correct answer: A
PIL increases access to justice. In exams, connect it with practical expansion of rights.
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