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Civics

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.

Medium · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. The other person's safety can be ignored
  2. The religious right will always be supreme
  3. The right should be exercised without harming others' life and safety
  4. The state should never take any step
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  1. It gives religious freedom to individuals and communities but within public order morality and health
  2. It is limited only to private worship and has no social importance
  3. It gives the state the right to impose one religion
  4. It lets the majority take all religious decisions
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  1. Because it allows a person to choose or not choose a belief
  2. Because it allows the state to impose one religion
  3. Because it only makes a list of festivals
  4. Because it links citizenship with religion
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  1. Secularism only ends religion
  2. Secularism creates a basis for religious freedom for all
  3. Secularism gives rights only to the majority religion
  4. Secularism stops citizens from worshipping
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  1. When a person prays peacefully
  2. When a religious activity harms public order
  3. When someone worships at home
  4. When people hold different beliefs
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  1. Monarchy
  2. Military rule
  3. Secularism
  4. Hereditary rule
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  1. As long as it has no force or public harm
  2. As long as it converts others by fear
  3. As long as it stays above law
  4. As long as the state accepts only that religion
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  1. State secrecy
  2. Equal citizenship
  3. Tax collection
  4. Local administration
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  1. So that they go outside the Constitution
  2. So that they can close government courts
  3. So that they can run their religious affairs within rules
  4. So that they can end civic rights
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  1. Worshipping according to one's belief
  2. Celebrating a religious festival peacefully
  3. Explaining religious ideas
  4. Forcing a person to convert through fear
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  1. Secular role of the state
  2. State opposition to education
  3. State ending religion
  4. State control over private worship
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  1. Doing anything in the name of religion
  2. Professing, practising and propagating religion within legal limits
  3. Only worshipping and no other freedom
  4. Converting all citizens to one religion
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  1. The state declares one religion as national religion
  2. The state gives rights only to one community
  3. The state treats citizens of all religions equally
  4. The state closes all places of worship
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  1. So that the state ends all religions
  2. So that only rich people worship
  3. So that the number of festivals is fixed
  4. So that religious activity does not harm people's health
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  1. A person decides their belief independently
  2. The state decides a citizen's worship method
  3. A community forces all members to one opinion
  4. A school asks every student to follow one religion
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  1. Because it gives equal respect to all religions
  2. Because it promotes only one religion
  3. Because it makes worship a crime
  4. Because it ends religious freedom
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  1. When the practice is against morality and law
  2. When the practice is peaceful
  3. When the practice is at home
  4. When the practice harms nobody
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  1. The first can be peaceful propagation, the second violates freedom
  2. Both are always the same
  3. The first is a crime, the second is a right
  4. Both have no relation with religion
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  1. Because it would affect the neutrality of the state
  2. Because the government never collects tax
  3. Because religion has no relation with citizens
  4. Because it automatically increases all rights
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  1. Because only groups are citizens
  2. Because individuals choose belief and groups may run religious institutions
  3. Because individuals get no rights
  4. Because groups are above law
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  1. Ban religion forever
  2. Remove one community from citizenship
  3. Set proper permission, route and safety rules
  4. Stop people from private prayer
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  1. In peaceful worship
  2. In sharing information about one's religion
  3. In praying privately
  4. In spreading hatred and violence in the name of religion
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  1. Because it helps different beliefs live with equal respect
  2. Because it gives all religions one name
  3. Because it protects only one community
  4. Because it makes religious identity a crime
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  1. By stopping the state from deciding a citizen's religion
  2. By allowing the state to stop all elections
  3. By allowing the state to make only religious laws
  4. By allowing the state to close education
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  1. Citizens get fewer or more rights due to religion
  2. All citizens get equal respect and freedom regardless of religion
  3. Only people of one religion can hold public office
  4. Voting rights are decided by religion

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