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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 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Freedom of religion
  2. Agricultural policy
  3. Weather rules
  4. Business scheme
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  1. The state asks all citizens to adopt one religion
  2. The state has no single official religion
  3. The state is run only by religious leaders
  4. The state stops all religious rights
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  1. They are forced to change religion
  2. They are stopped from visiting a place of worship
  3. They perform religious acts by their own choice
  4. They are punished for their belief
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  1. Hatred
  2. Fear
  3. Intolerance
  4. Mutual respect
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  1. So that citizens' beliefs get constitutional protection
  2. So that only one religion gets power
  3. So that the state decides citizens' religion
  4. So that religious diversity ends
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  1. Peaceful worship
  2. Religious compulsion
  3. Voluntary belief
  4. Mutual respect
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  1. Because rights are separate from society
  2. Because religion is always above law
  3. Because rights should be used without harming others
  4. Because citizens have no rights
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  1. Government allows only one religion's festival
  2. Government divides citizens by religion
  3. Government makes religion a condition of citizenship
  4. Government gives equal legal protection to all religions
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  1. Liberty
  2. Dictatorship
  3. Inequality
  4. Repression
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  1. Spreading hatred based on religion
  2. Having tolerance towards all religions
  3. Threatening people of another religion
  4. Silencing religious minorities
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  1. Right against Exploitation
  2. Right to Property
  3. Right to Freedom of Religion
  4. Only Right to Information
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  1. Public health
  2. Political party
  3. Local government
  4. Religious neutrality
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  1. Followers of different religions
  2. Only soldiers
  3. Only traders
  4. Only officers
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  1. It is only about worship and above law
  2. It gives freedom of belief but respect for public order is necessary
  3. It is only for the majority
  4. It ends secularism
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  1. Fundamental Right
  2. Only Economic Right
  3. Only School Rule
  4. Only Social Custom
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  1. Following only one religion
  2. Following and practising a religion of one's choice
  3. Ban on discussing religion
  4. Ending all religions
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  1. Only to build worship places
  2. Only to sell religious books
  3. To profess, practise and propagate religion
  4. Only to celebrate festivals
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  1. State runs only one religion
  2. State forces religious change
  3. State stops religious worship
  4. State does not make any one religion official
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  1. Public order, morality and health
  2. Only king's wish
  3. Only amount of money
  4. Only caste rules
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  1. Right to Information
  2. Right to Freedom of Religion
  3. Right to Property
  4. Only Local Rule
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  1. Right to Equal Wages
  2. Only Administrative Right of Education
  3. Freedom to Propagate Religion
  4. Traffic Rule
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  1. Yes, it always allows it
  2. Yes, if a crowd supports it
  3. Yes, if the religion is large
  4. No, forced conversion is not part of the right
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  1. On the basis of religion
  2. On the basis of study
  3. On the basis of weather
  4. On the basis of sport
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  1. So that they become above law
  2. So that they can organise their religious activities
  3. So that they can stop elections
  4. So that they can close courts
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  1. Because no subject is taught in schools
  2. Because students cannot understand religion
  3. Because the state is secular
  4. Because the Constitution stops education

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