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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.

Hard · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. This right is important but limited by public order morality health and others’ rights
  2. This right is only for the majority
  3. This right lets the state decide religion
  4. This right ends all laws
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  1. Secular equal citizenship
  2. Superiority of state religion
  3. Political control of one religion
  4. Voting based on religious identity
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  1. Secular state
  2. Religious monarchy
  3. Hereditary rule
  4. Military rule
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  1. So religious freedom does not harm social peace
  2. So all religious activities stop
  3. So only the majority religion continues
  4. So courts abolish religion
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  1. When it harms health or morality
  2. When a person worships peacefully
  3. When a person states their faith
  4. When a community celebrates a festival
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  1. Right to Freedom of Religion
  2. Right to Property
  3. Privilege of trade
  4. Rajya Sabha membership
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  1. Because the state should not promote a particular religion
  2. Because taxes are never used for public work
  3. Because all taxes are private
  4. Because religion and citizenship have no relation
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  1. It recognises human freedom beyond citizenship
  2. It allows worship only to voters
  3. It applies only to government employees
  4. It makes religion private property under Parliament
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  1. Treating all religions equally before law
  2. Making one religion the national identity
  3. Giving special voting rights to followers of one religion
  4. Recognising only one religious institution officially
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  1. So there is no discrimination due to religious identity
  2. So every citizen adopts one religion
  3. So the state punishes a religion
  4. So elections are decided only by religion
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  1. The state respects all religions but makes none the state religion
  2. The state follows only the majority religion
  3. The state asks citizens to abandon religion
  4. The state always denies religious rights
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  1. Protection of morality and fundamental rights
  2. Desire to abolish religion completely
  3. Policy of banning all festivals
  4. Convenience of political parties
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  1. A person peacefully follows a worship practice of their choice
  2. A person threatens another to change religion
  3. A community calls public violence a religious duty
  4. The state always makes criticism of one religion a crime
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  1. A person can decide to believe, change belief, or not believe
  2. A person must follow only the religion of birth
  3. The state will give one worship method to all
  4. The court will decide a person's conscience
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  1. So communities can run their faith-related activities independently
  2. So they become above the Constitution
  3. So they ignore public order
  4. So they stop all citizens' rights
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  1. Prohibition of discrimination on religious grounds
  2. Technique of tax payment
  3. Proceedings of Rajya Sabha
  4. Weather-based governance
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  1. Because it weakens the foundation of equal citizenship
  2. Because it changes the weather
  3. Because it abolishes the Election Commission
  4. Because it changes the Parliament building
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  1. Religious practice is free but within law and public order
  2. Religious practice is always above law
  3. The state will decide worship methods of all religions
  4. Law will apply to only one religion
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  1. Because public order and rights of others are affected
  2. Because all religious events are illegal
  3. Because only private worship is valid
  4. Because secularism means total ban on religion
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  1. So the state does not give special citizenship to any religious group
  2. So majority opinion ends
  3. So minorities go outside law
  4. So citizenship becomes only religious identity
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  1. Religious tolerance and equal respect
  2. Religious domination
  3. Authoritarian control
  4. Hereditary privilege
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  1. A secular state is neutral, an anti-religious state suppresses religion
  2. Both are always the same
  3. A secular state follows only one religion
  4. An anti-religious state gives equal protection to all faiths
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  1. Religion-based inequality and discrimination
  2. Lack of parliamentary debate
  3. Effect of local weather
  4. Municipal tax rate
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  1. Because it includes professing, practising, and propagating faith
  2. Because it includes tax evasion
  3. Because it includes creating a state religion
  4. Because it includes changing election symbols
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  1. Because it harms others' dignity and public peace
  2. Because every idea is always banned
  3. Because speaking on religion is illegal
  4. Because only the state has the right to follow religion

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