The Right to Equality gives equal legal protection to whom?
Correct answer: D
The Right to Equality gives equal legal protection to all persons. In exams identify the phrase all persons.
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Right to Equality
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Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,legal protection,equality
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- Only officers
- Only rich people
- Only urban people
- All persons
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,caste,public service
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- Equality
- Weather
- Tax system
- Border security
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,justice,equal respect
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- Privilege
- Justice and equal respect
- Rule by birth
- Arbitrary discrimination
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,equal opportunity,equality
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- Allowing all eligible students to take the exam
- Stopping one caste from the exam
- Stopping girls from applying
- Giving marks by religion
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,abolition of untouchability,equality
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- Abolition of untouchability
- Declaration of war
- Foreign trade
- Weather forecast
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,religion,caste,equality
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- Religion and caste
- Study and hard work
- Punctuality and discipline
- Skill and practice
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,public facility,caste
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- Rules apply equally to all
- Stopping someone from taking water because of caste
- Making everyone stand in queue
- Selecting on merit
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,birth based inequality,equality
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- All humans deserve respect
- Law is for everyone
- Some people are superior by birth
- Every citizen should get opportunity
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,fairness,equality
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- Discriminatory system
- Privileged system
- Birth based system
- Fair and equal system
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,hospital,religious discrimination
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- Right to Equality
- Right against Exploitation
- Right to Vote
- Language right
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,privilege,birth
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- Any person
- Only students
- Only farmers
- Only workers
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,untouchability,abolished
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- Untouchability
- Schools
- Courts
- Elections
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,employment,equal opportunity
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- Everyone gets job without qualification
- Eligible people get chance without discrimination
- Only relatives get jobs
- Only one religion gets jobs
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,caste dignity,equality
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- Religious freedom
- Foreign travel
- Right to Equality
- Right to Information
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,dignity,equality
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- Some people have more rights by birth
- All human beings are equal in dignity
- Only a king deserves respect
- Poor people do not need law
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,place of birth,equality
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- Right to Equality
- Meteorology
- Foreign trade
- Religious festival
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,unfair discrimination,equality
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- Irrational and unfair discrimination
- Merit based difference
- Rule based selection
- Reward according to hard work
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,school,equal rules
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- School gives same admission rule to all children
- School gives admission by caste
- Hospital gives treatment by religion
- Shop sells goods by gender
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,protection,discrimination
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- Equal law
- Unfair discrimination
- Justice
- Equal opportunity
Easy · Level 74 · democratic rights,untouchability,offence
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- To stop caste based discrimination
- To change weather
- To increase tax
- To stop elections
If a shopkeeper refuses to sell goods because of caste this is against which principle?
Correct answer: A
Refusing service because of caste is against equality. In exams treat caste discrimination in public service as wrong.
View question detailsWhat does the Right to Equality strengthen?
Correct answer: B
The Right to Equality strengthens justice and equal respect. In exams connect equality with dignity.
View question detailsWhich example shows equal opportunity?
Correct answer: A
Equal opportunity means eligible persons get a chance without discrimination. In exams take eligible and all as clues.
View question detailsWhich is an important part of the Right to Equality?
Correct answer: A
Abolition of untouchability is part of the Right to Equality. Remember this point directly in exams.
View question detailsPreventing discrimination on which basis is part of the Right to Equality?
Correct answer: A
Preventing discrimination based on religion and caste is part of equality. Remember prohibited grounds in exams.
View question detailsIn which situation will the Right to Equality be violated?
Correct answer: B
Stopping someone from a public water source due to caste is discrimination. In exams identify denial of public facilities.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality is against which thinking?
Correct answer: C
Considering people superior or inferior by birth is against equality. In exams treat birth based superiority as wrong.
View question detailsWhat kind of system does the Right to Equality in the Indian Constitution want?
Correct answer: D
The Right to Equality wants a fair and equal system. In exams take fair and equal as the main clue.
View question detailsIf a patient is denied treatment in a hospital because of religion which right is affected?
Correct answer: A
Denying public service based on religion is against equality. In exams identify religious discrimination.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality is against giving special birth based status to whom?
Correct answer: A
The Right to Equality treats special status by birth as wrong. In exams place birth based privilege against equality.
View question detailsWhat was abolished under the Right to Equality?
Correct answer: A
Untouchability was abolished under the Right to Equality. Remember this as a direct fact in exams.
View question detailsWhat does equal opportunity in public employment mean?
Correct answer: B
Equal opportunity means chance without discrimination. Remember qualification and fairness together in exams.
View question detailsWhich right can be used to challenge caste based insulting treatment?
Correct answer: C
Caste based insult is against equality and dignity. In exams connect caste based treatment with equality.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality is based on which basic idea?
Correct answer: B
The Right to Equality believes all humans are equal in dignity. Connect dignity with equality in exams.
View question detailsIf a citizen is excluded from government service only because of place of birth this is against what?
Correct answer: A
Excluding someone from government service due to place of birth is against equal opportunity. Remember place of birth in exams.
View question detailsWhat kind of discrimination does the Right to Equality consider wrong?
Correct answer: A
Unfair and irrational discrimination is against equality. In exams distinguish fair difference from discrimination.
View question detailsIn which example is the Right to Equality protected?
Correct answer: A
A same and fair admission rule protects equality. In exams treat same rule as a correct example.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality protects citizens from what?
Correct answer: B
The Right to Equality protects citizens from unfair discrimination. Remember protection from discrimination in exams.
View question detailsWhat is the purpose of treating untouchability as an offence?
Correct answer: A
Treating untouchability as an offence aims to stop caste based discrimination. Connect it with social equality in exams.
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