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Civics

Right to Freedom of Religion

धर्म की स्वतंत्रता का अधिकार

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.

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Medium · Level 83 · religious property,law,management
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  1. It should be according to law
  2. It should always remain secret
  3. It should be only for the state religion
  4. It should be outside civic rights
Medium · Level 83 · religious instruction,consent,education
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  1. Voluntariness in religious participation
  2. State deciding religion
  3. Compulsory participation in worship
  4. Religion-based citizenship
Medium · Level 83 · rule of law,rights,limits
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  1. Freedom of religion is above law
  2. Under rule of law religious freedom is protected within reasonable limits
  3. Rule of law always ends religious rights
  4. Law is not needed for religious freedom
Medium · Level 83 · state neutrality,equal protection,secularism
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  1. The government protects all communities equally
  2. The government permits only one religion's festival
  3. The government asks citizens to follow one worship method
  4. The government denies rights to religious minorities
Medium · Level 83 · religious identity,expression,responsibility
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  1. As long as it respects law and others' rights
  2. Only as long as it remains secret
  3. Until it becomes the state's belief
  4. Until it stops other religions
Medium · Level 83 · religious discrimination,pressure,protection
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  1. Protection from religion-based pressure and discrimination
  2. Exemption from all laws
  3. Guarantee of only financial help
  4. Freedom only to form political parties
Medium · Level 83 · equal respect,secularism,government
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  1. Secularism and equal respect
  2. Local self-government
  3. Freedom of trade
  4. Military discipline
Medium · Level 83 · individual rights,community rights,religion
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  1. Because the individual holds belief and the community may manage religious institutions
  2. Because only the community has conscience
  3. Because individuals have no religious rights
  4. Because the community is always above law
Medium · Level 83 · social reform,public interest,religion
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  1. Because the state can make reforms for social equality and public interest
  2. Because religious rights are outside the Constitution
  3. Because all religious practices are always illegal
  4. Because reform means ending religion
Medium · Level 83 · voluntariness,free choice,religion
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  1. Religious choice should be without fear pressure or inducement
  2. Religious choice should always be made by the state
  3. Religious choice should be decided by the majority
  4. Citizens should have no right over religious choice
Medium · Level 83 · constitutional remedies,court,fundamental rights
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  1. When religious freedom is violated and protection is sought from court
  2. When a citizen wants to change weather
  3. When a person is absent in an exam
  4. When business profit decreases
Medium · Level 83 · democratic citizenship,equality,religion
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  1. It gives citizens equal legal status beyond religion
  2. It links citizenship only with religion
  3. It does not consider people of different beliefs as citizens
  4. It turns the state into a religious monarchy
Medium · Level 83 · public interest,safety,balance
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  1. When worship is happening peacefully at home
  2. When a religious event affects public safety
  3. When a person prays privately
  4. When someone reads a religious book
Medium · Level 83 · law making,secular state,public interest
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  1. Equal rights of all citizens and public interest
  2. Only one religious scripture
  3. Only the wish of the majority community
  4. Only the order of religious leaders
Medium · Level 83 · state control,belief freedom,wrong idea
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  1. That the state can decide the belief of all citizens
  2. That citizens can worship peacefully
  3. That religious diversity can exist in society
  4. That rights have constitutional protection
Medium · Level 83 · expression,hate speech,religious respect
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  1. Peaceful expression of views is different and spreading hatred is wrong
  2. Every criticism is equal to violence
  3. Insult is always a Fundamental Right
  4. Spreading hatred is the main part of religious freedom
Medium · Level 83 · diversity,equal protection,religious groups
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  1. It gives equal protection and respect to different religious groups
  2. It gives all groups one identity
  3. It constitutionally rejects diversity
  4. It is related only to economic development
Medium · Level 83 · religious festivals,administration,law and order
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  1. Give special privilege to one religion
  2. Maintain equal security and law and order
  3. Stop festivals of other religions
  4. Declare all religious celebrations illegal
Medium · Level 83 · life,safety,rights balance
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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
Medium · Level 83 · summary,fundamental right,reasonable limits
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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