The Right to Equality is linked with which Fundamental Right group in the Indian Constitution?
The Right to Equality is a major group of Fundamental Rights. Exam tip: remember it as an important rights group.
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The Right to Equality is a major group of Fundamental Rights. Exam tip: remember it as an important rights group.
View question detailsDiscrimination on the basis of religion is against the Right to Equality. Exam tip: connect religion-based discrimination with equality.
View question detailsStopping entry to a public place on caste basis is against equality. Exam tip: remember public place and discrimination together.
View question detailsUnfair discrimination based on sex is against the Right to Equality. Exam tip: remember equal opportunity.
View question detailsUntouchability has been abolished and its practice is punishable. Exam tip: connect it with constitutional equality.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality provides equal opportunity in public employment. Exam tip: connect it with government jobs.
View question detailsEqual opportunity in public employment is part of the Right to Equality. Exam tip: remember employment and equal opportunity together.
View question detailsThe Constitution discourages titles giving special social status. Exam tip: understand the difference between honor and title.
View question detailsThese are honours and should not be used as titles with names. Exam tip: keep awards and titles separate.
View question detailsDignity and respect of all citizens are important in democracy. Exam tip: understand equality as a democratic value.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality is based on treating all persons equally before the law and preventing discrimination on grounds such as religion, caste, sex, or place of birth. Therefore, it most directly supports the constitutional value of justice and equal opportunity. Hereditary privilege is the opposite of equality. Exam tip: link equality with ‘equality before law’ and ‘non-discrimination’.
View question detailsArticle 15 of the Indian Constitution prohibits the State from discriminating against any citizen on the ground of religion. Therefore, religion is the correct answer. Study, hard work and discipline are personal qualities or behaviours, not prohibited grounds of discrimination under Article 15. Exam tip: remember religion, race, caste, sex and place of birth as prohibited grounds.
View question detailsTreating everyone equally before law is a correct example of equality. Exam tip: understand wrong examples as rights violations.
View question detailsCaste-based discrimination violates the Right to Equality. Exam tip: connect caste discrimination with equality violation.
View question detailsStopping access to a public facility on caste basis is against equality. Exam tip: connect public facility with equal rights.
View question detailsEquality strengthens the feeling of equal respect among citizens. Exam tip: connect dignity with equality.
View question detailsThe Right to Equality speaks of equal treatment, not privilege. Exam tip: distinguish privilege and equality.
View question detailsUnfair discrimination in public places is against equality. Exam tip: connect public places with no discrimination.
View question detailsDiscrimination on grounds like religion and caste is against equality. Exam tip: distinguish valid rules from discrimination.
View question detailsAbolition of untouchability is an important part of the Right to Equality. Exam tip: connect it with ending social injustice.
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