Question 1 Expert Level 75
How does the Right to Equality institutionalize social dignity? A It gives constitutional protection against discrimination, untouchability, and privilege B It binds citizens by caste C It legalizes humiliation D It turns law into charity
Correct answer: A Equality turns dignity from a feeling into a right. Exam tip: connect dignity with equality.
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Which relation between the Right to Equality and the Preamble of the Constitution is most precise? A Equality gives practical basis to justice, liberty, and fraternity of the Preamble B Equality is unrelated to the Preamble C Equality is only tax policy D Equality ends fraternity
Correct answer: A Equality strengthens the democratic values of the Preamble. Exam tip: connect equality with justice and fraternity.
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Why is equal access to public facilities a test of citizenship under the Right to Equality? A Because exclusion from public facilities can make a person a second-class citizen B Because public facilities belong only to upper class C Because citizenship has no relation with law D Because facilities end rights
Correct answer: A Equal access in public facilities indicates equal citizenship. Exam tip: connect second-class citizenship with discrimination.
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If a student is given separate utensils because of caste, which principle is most directly attacked? A Equality, dignity, and abolition of untouchability B Religious propagation C Use of property D Title honour
Correct answer: A Caste-based segregation may relate to the social evil of untouchability. Exam tip: understand school segregation as equality violation.
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If a rule denies entry only to one caste group in the name of security, why will it not be treated as a valid rule? A Because the excuse of security does not make caste discrimination valid B Because every security rule is illegal C Because there is no law in public places D Because caste-based denial is always valid
Correct answer: A A valid safety rule should apply fairly to all. Exam tip: identify the excuse and the real ground separately.
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Why does the Right to Equality show the need for change at both state and social levels? A Because discrimination can appear in law, administration, and social behavior B Because equality is only foreign policy C Because society has no discrimination D Because the state has no relation with equality
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality challenges both legal and social injustices. Exam tip: see both state action and social practice.
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In what situation does the Right to Equality protect both minority and majority? A When all receive equal protection from discrimination on prohibited grounds B When only one group is placed above law C When public facilities are for one class D When titles become hereditary
Correct answer: A Equality gives every citizen equal legal protection. Exam tip: understand equality as universal civic protection.
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How does the Right to Equality become a standard of just administration? A It demands reasonable, fair, and non-discriminatory behavior from administration B It permits administrative arbitrariness C It stops citizens from complaint D It is only a symbolic title
Correct answer: A Equality is a basis for checking fairness of administrative decisions. Exam tip: remember the link between administration and equality.
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If all special support is removed in the name of equality, what harm may result? A Real equal opportunity may weaken B Titles will automatically end C All discrimination will end D Rule of law will become impossible
Correct answer: A Support may be necessary for historically disadvantaged groups. Exam tip: distinguish same treatment from fair opportunity.
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Which explanation of the Right to Equality is most incomplete? A It only demands exactly identical treatment for everyone B It stops arbitrariness and discrimination C It promotes equal opportunity D It protects social dignity
Correct answer: A Equality does not mean mechanical sameness but just equality. Exam tip: identify incomplete definitions.
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Which statement gives the most balanced view of the Right to Equality? A It combines equality before law, non-discrimination, and valid special measures for real opportunity B It makes every different arrangement a crime C It is only the right of titles D It protects only rulers
Correct answer: A Balanced equality considers both fairness and real opportunity. Exam tip: remember balanced equality.
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How is the Right to Equality connected with democratic fraternity? A Equal respect reduces social distance and birth-based hierarchy B Equality divides people into permanent classes C Fraternity comes only through titles D Equality accepts untouchability
Correct answer: A Equality increases the feeling of living together among citizens. Exam tip: understand equality and fraternity together.
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How does the Right to Equality become a legal shield against social exclusion? A It challenges discrimination in public facilities, employment, and dignity B It protects exclusion as tradition C It gives only private honour D It keeps courts away
Correct answer: A Equality turns social exclusion into a constitutional question. Exam tip: understand exclusion as an equality issue.
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If a law supports a weaker group but its aim is political favoritism rather than real opportunity, what equality problem arises? A The problem of distinguishing valid special measure from arbitrary favoritism B Problem of freedom of religion C Problem of title honour D Problem of trafficking
Correct answer: A The aim of a special measure should be just and rational. Exam tip: examine the objective.
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What is the key question under the Right to Equality when a policy creates different classes? A Whether the classification is reasonable and linked to the objective B Whether the policy name is long C Whether any color is used in the policy D Whether the policy is only an advertisement
Correct answer: A Equality does not stop every classification but stops arbitrary classification. Exam tip: remember classification test.
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Why is the Right to Equality not only an individual right but also a public value? A It demands equal respect and fairness in both society and state B It protects only private property C It gives award to only one person D It is unrelated to public life
Correct answer: A Equality improves the collective quality of civic life. Exam tip: treat equality as a public value too.
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The Right to Equality is most strongly connected with which democratic idea? A All citizens deserve equal dignity and equal protection of law B Some citizens are rulers by birth C Law applies only to the weak D Public facility is property of a special class
Correct answer: A Equality links civic dignity with legal protection in democracy. Exam tip: remember dignity plus law protection.
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What main exam-worthy limits of the Right to Equality should be understood? A It does not stop every different arrangement, only arbitrariness and unfair discrimination B It allows no special measure C It applies only to the rich D It is unrelated to equality before law
Correct answer: A Equality distinguishes reasonable difference from unfair discrimination. Exam tip: remember limits in a nuanced way.
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What is the broadest summary of the Right to Equality? A It is constitutional protection of law, opportunity, public access, social dignity, and opposition to privilege B It is only the right to buy property C It is only permission to exploit D It is only freedom of religious ritual
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality is a group of connected provisions. Exam tip: study all its aspects together.
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Which is the most mature conclusion about the Right to Equality? A It is a central protection against arbitrary power, social humiliation, and unequal opportunity in Indian democracy B It is a right that only increases titles C It is a moral idea unrelated to courts D It gives special status only to majority
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality protects both civic dignity and fair governance. Exam tip: understand it as core democratic protection.
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