Question 1 Hard Level 75
If one of two equally qualified persons is denied a government job because of religion, what is the main constitutional issue? A Right to propagate religion B Violation of equal opportunity in public employment C Right against Exploitation D Legal right to property
Correct answer: B Religion-based denial violates equal opportunity in public employment. Exam tip: connect employment equality with the Right to Equality.
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The Right to Equality demands not only equal treatment but also what? A Reasonable and fair treatment against arbitrariness B Hereditary privilege C Caste-based exclusion D Social distance through titles
Correct answer: A Equality prevents arbitrariness and stresses fairness. Exam tip: treat arbitrariness as an equality violation.
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In which situation will reasonable classification not be considered against the Right to Equality? A When classification is rationally linked with a valid aim B When classification is only for caste humiliation C When classification benefits favored people without reason D When classification excludes from public facility
Correct answer: A Reasonable classification can be different from arbitrariness. Exam tip: distinguish valid classification from discrimination.
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Stopping entry into a public eating place on caste basis attacks which aspect of equality? A Equal access to public places B Propagation of religion C Use of private property D Appointment of judiciary
Correct answer: A Caste-based denial in public places violates equality and dignity. Exam tip: connect public access with prohibition of discrimination.
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Why is abolition of untouchability a social form of the Right to Equality? A Because it ends caste-based humiliation and exclusion B Because it makes all jobs private C Because it closes religious institutions D Because it makes voting compulsory
Correct answer: A Untouchability destroys social dignity, so its abolition is linked with equality. Exam tip: treat it as an example of social equality.
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Practising untouchability being punishable shows which intention of the Constitution? A To stop social discrimination by law and not only by advice B To make untouchability a religious right C To give caste-based offices D To close public facilities
Correct answer: A Punishability shows that the Constitution is strict against social injustice. Exam tip: remember abolition and offence together.
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How is abolition of titles related to equal citizenship? A It prevents hierarchy based on birth or rank among citizens B It makes all awards criminal C It ends educational institutions D It ends religious freedom
Correct answer: A Abolition of titles reduces the sense of special social status. Exam tip: connect titles with privilege.
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What is the main constitutional difference between national awards and titles? A National awards are honours, but they cannot be used as titles before or after a person's name B National awards may be given only to government employees, whereas titles may be given to all citizens C National awards are hereditary, whereas titles are valid only during a person's lifetime D National awards are constitutionally prohibited, whereas titles are permitted
Correct answer: A Article 18 aims to prevent titles that create special social rank or distinction among citizens. National awards, such as the Bharat Ratna, are honours; they cannot be written or used as titles before or after a person's name. In contrast, the State cannot confer ordinary civilian titles, except military and academic distinctions. Option D reverses the constitutional position. Exam tip: remember the distinction in Article 18 between an honour and a title used with a name.
View question details Question 9 Hard Level 75
When can the Right to Equality accept special measures like reservation? A When their aim is to give real equal opportunity to disadvantaged groups B When they increase caste humiliation C When they are above law D When they close public places
Correct answer: A Positive measures can reduce historical inequality. Exam tip: connect reservation with real equality.
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What is the simple difference between formal equality and real equality? A Formal equality says same rules while real equality stresses creating equal opportunity B There is no difference between them C Real equality is always discrimination D Formal equality only gives titles
Correct answer: A Real equality also considers barriers faced by weaker groups. Exam tip: distinguish formal and substantive equality.
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What is the correct reason for not treating a law giving special support to weaker sections as anti-equality? A It can correct unequal starting conditions and give fair opportunity B It always removes the majority C It recognizes untouchability D It ends rule of law
Correct answer: A Special support can be a way to achieve equality. Exam tip: connect protective discrimination with equality.
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Why is the mention of religion, race, caste, sex, and place of birth important in the Right to Equality? A These are prohibited grounds of discrimination B These are compulsory qualifications for government jobs C These are types of titles D These are rights of exploitation
Correct answer: A Stopping state discrimination on these grounds is central to equality. Exam tip: remember prohibited grounds.
View question details Question 13 Hard Level 75
Denying government employment on the basis of place of birth weakens which principle? A Equal opportunity in public employment B Freedom of religion C Prohibition of begar D Right of minority institution
Correct answer: A Denial based on place of birth can violate equal opportunity in public employment. Exam tip: treat place of birth as a prohibited ground.
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What is the most correct relation between the Right to Equality and social justice? A Equality strengthens social justice by reducing discrimination and expanding opportunity B Equality ends social justice C Social justice comes only by giving titles D Equality has no relation with society
Correct answer: A Equality challenges social humiliation and unequal opportunity. Exam tip: connect social justice with equality.
View question details Question 15 Hard Level 75
How does the Right to Equality control arbitrariness by the state? A The state must act reasonably and fairly in similar situations B It lets the state give different benefits without reason C It frees the state from law D It encourages the state to discriminate
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality stops arbitrary decisions by the state. Exam tip: remember the link between arbitrariness and equality.
View question details Question 16 Hard Level 75
Which example clearly shows the difference between a valid rule and unconstitutional discrimination? A Security check applied to all is different from denying entry on caste basis B Caste-based denial is always a safety rule C Religion-based denial is always valid D Equal rules are always discrimination
Correct answer: A A security rule can apply equally but caste-based denial is discrimination. Exam tip: separate valid rule and discriminatory ground.
View question details Question 17 Hard Level 75
How does the Right to Equality make democracy more than only majority will? A It gives every citizen equal legal status and respect B It places majority above law C It excludes minorities from rights D It stops elections
Correct answer: A Democracy needs equal citizenship along with majority rule. Exam tip: connect equality with democratic citizenship.
View question details Question 18 Hard Level 75
In which situation will both the Right to Equality and civic dignity be affected together? A Seating a student separately on caste basis B Giving the same book to all students C Allowing entry on time D Applying safety rule to all
Correct answer: A Caste-based segregation violates both equality and dignity. Exam tip: connect dignity with discrimination.
View question details Question 19 Hard Level 75
Why may special provisions for women and children not be considered against equality? A Because they can be measures to increase protection and real equal opportunity B Because they are always titles C Because they are outside law D Because they end all rights
Correct answer: A Special provisions can protect groups in vulnerable conditions. Exam tip: distinguish protection from discrimination.
View question details Question 20 Hard Level 75
How does the Right to Equality challenge birth-based hierarchy in society? A It rejects special status and humiliation based on birth B It increases birth-based titles C It legalizes caste exclusion D It closes public facilities
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality rejects birth-based superiority. Exam tip: remember birth privilege as against equality.
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