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Right to Freedom of Religion

In this Class 9 Civics topic from the chapter Democratic Rights, students learn how the Indian Constitution protects freedom of conscience and the right to profess, practise and propagate religion. They examine why this freedom is essential in a diverse, secular democracy, how it supports equality and individual dignity, and why it is subject to reasonable limits such as public order, morality and health. The topic also explains safeguards against religious discrimination and the constitutional separation of religion from state authority.

Easy · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Stopping someone from worship
  2. Imposing religion on someone
  3. Committing violence in the name of religion
  4. Going to a place of worship by one's own choice
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  1. Fundamental Right
  2. Ordinary habit
  3. Only a government scheme
  4. Only a social rule
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  1. Hereditary rule
  2. Secularism
  3. Feudal system
  4. Industrial growth
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  1. Right to Life
  2. Right to Education
  3. Right to Freedom of Religion
  4. Right to Work
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  1. Fear and force
  2. Discrimination and punishment
  3. Permission of the king
  4. Freedom of belief and conscience
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  1. Discrimination on the basis of religion
  2. Discrimination on the basis of height
  3. Discrimination on the basis of weather
  4. Discrimination on the basis of colour preference
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  1. Following secularism
  2. Violation of religious freedom
  3. Use of voting right
  4. Power of judiciary
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  1. People must follow only the majority religion
  2. The state should decide citizens' religion
  3. People choose their faith and follow it peacefully
  4. Violence in the name of religion is allowed
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  1. They can take away others' freedom
  2. They can completely ignore law
  3. They can break public order
  4. They can manage their religious affairs
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  1. Right to Freedom of Religion
  2. Right to Buy Property
  3. Right to Travel Abroad
  4. Only Right to Pay Tax
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  1. Because India has no laws
  2. Because India is secular and based on equality
  3. Because only a king gives citizenship
  4. Because religion ends citizenship
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  1. Celebrating a festival peacefully
  2. Praying at home
  3. Spreading violence in the name of religion
  4. Reading a religious book
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  1. Promote only one religion
  2. Not treat followers of a religion as citizens
  3. Punish religious choice
  4. Remain neutral towards all religions
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  1. Importance of a person's belief
  2. Only the ruler's belief
  3. Only the will of the majority
  4. End of all religion
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  1. When worship is peaceful
  2. When a religious practice disturbs public order
  3. When a citizen changes belief
  4. When someone reads a religious book
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  1. Only one's caste
  2. Only one's language
  3. Other people's religious beliefs
  4. Only one's property
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  1. State punishment
  2. Campaign to end religion
  3. Stopping voting
  4. Freedom of conscience
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  1. Tolerant and diverse society
  2. Fear-based society
  3. Society with only one opinion
  4. Society with unequal citizenship
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  1. By harming others
  2. Within reasonable limits of law
  3. Through violence
  4. By breaking public peace
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  1. Worshipping one's religion
  2. Celebrating a religious festival
  3. Threatening another person to change religion
  4. Attending a religious gathering
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  1. Secularism weakens religious freedom
  2. They have no relation
  3. Secularism accepts only one religion
  4. Secularism gives space to everyone to follow their religion
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  1. Freedom to profess religion
  2. Freedom to evade tax
  3. Freedom to break law
  4. Freedom to insult others
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  1. The state protects only one religion
  2. The state shows equal respect to all religions
  3. The state ends religious freedom
  4. The state decides citizens' belief
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  1. Citizens' choices will be safe
  2. Religious tolerance will become strong
  3. Religion-based discrimination may increase
  4. All rights will automatically be safe
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  1. Respect for others' rights and law
  2. Blocking all movement
  3. Damaging public property
  4. Frightening people

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