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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 84 · components,worship,profess,practice,propagate
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  1. Because it also includes professing, practising, propagating and managing religious affairs
  2. Because the right to worship does not exist
  3. Because religion has no relation with the Constitution
  4. Because citizens have rights only as groups
Medium · Level 84 · equal citizenship,secular state,identity
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  1. Separate status based on religion
  2. Equal citizenship
  3. Only caste group
  4. Only language group
Medium · Level 84 · right to propagate,conversion,free choice
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  1. Peaceful sharing of religious ideas
  2. Compulsory conversion of another person
  3. Explaining one's belief
  4. Discussing within law
Medium · Level 84 · religious institution,administration,public interest
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  1. When there is financial irregularity or public interest issue
  2. When people are praying peacefully
  3. When the institution is only giving religious teaching
  4. When a person holds private belief
Medium · Level 84 · profess,practice,propagate,exam
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  1. Meaning of profess, practice and propagate
  2. Calculation of tax rates
  3. Length of boundary line
  4. Weather temperature
Medium · Level 84 · non discrimination,belief,safety
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  1. It helps everyone follow their belief without fear
  2. It allows the state to choose one religion
  3. It removes minorities from rights
  4. It makes public institutions biased
Medium · Level 84 · wrong meaning,secularism,civic rights
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  1. The state treats all religions equally
  2. The state does not make one religion official
  3. The state gives religious freedom to all citizens
  4. The state denies civic rights to religious people
Medium · Level 84 · democratic rights,dignity,choice
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  1. Because it protects a person's choice, equality and dignity
  2. Because it only strengthens the government
  3. Because it ends voting
  4. Because it gives everyone the same belief
Medium · Level 84 · public service,equality,religion
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  1. Equality and freedom of religion
  2. Only right to property
  3. Only right to entertainment
  4. Only private rule of travel
Medium · Level 84 · answer strategy,balanced answer,religious freedom
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  1. Calling the right unlimited
  2. Explaining the right, secularism and reasonable limits together
  3. Giving example of only one religion
  4. Calling forced conversion propagation
Medium · Level 85 · article 25,religious freedom,civics
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  1. Freedom to choose profess and practice religion
  2. Power to create only a state religion
  3. Stopping voting right by religion
  4. Making religious tax compulsory
Medium · Level 85 · public order,limits,religious freedom
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  1. So that no religion remains
  2. So the right is not used to disturb peace
  3. So only the majority can worship
  4. So the government chooses one religion
Medium · Level 85 · propagation,voluntary,religious rights
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  1. Changing religion by threat
  2. Making followers by fraud
  3. Peacefully explaining one’s beliefs
  4. Holding a meeting by breaking law
Medium · Level 85 · state funded school,secularism,article 28
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  1. Superiority of one religion
  2. Collection of religious tax
  3. Election campaign
  4. Religious neutrality of the state
Medium · Level 85 · secular state,india,democratic rights
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  1. The state keeps equal distance from all religions
  2. The state has its own official religion
  3. The state follows only the majority religion
  4. The state completely stops religious practice
Medium · Level 85 · conscience,belief,class 9 civics
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  1. Following only the religion decided by government
  2. Freedom to choose one’s own belief
  3. Not treating religion as a personal matter
  4. Stopping another person from worship
Medium · Level 85 · religious denomination,group rights,article 26
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  1. Only ministers
  2. Only voters
  3. Religious denominations and groups
  4. Only judges
Medium · Level 85 · religious tax,article 27,secularism
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  1. General tax for road construction
  2. Tax for school improvement
  3. Tax for health services
  4. Tax for promoting one particular religion
Medium · Level 85 · health,limits,religious practices
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  1. When it seriously harms health
  2. When it is very old
  3. When it is followed by few people
  4. When it is not liked by the majority
Medium · Level 85 · religious discrimination,equality,civics
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  1. Discrimination based on weather
  2. Discrimination based on religion
  3. Discrimination based on sports preference
  4. Discrimination based on vehicle