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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 85 · propagate religion,meaning,class 9
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  1. Changing people’s religion by fraud
  2. Stopping worship of another religion
  3. Getting one’s religion made official by the state
  4. Peacefully spreading ideas of one’s religion
Medium · Level 85 · religious procession,responsibility,public order
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  1. A religious procession follows law and peace
  2. A religious procession blocks the way to a hospital
  3. Another community is threatened in a meeting
  4. Law is ignored in the name of religion
Medium · Level 85 · state intervention,public health,religion
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  1. When a person prays privately
  2. When a religious activity threatens public health
  3. When people celebrate a festival peacefully
  4. When someone wants to change belief voluntarily
Medium · Level 85 · individual right,conscience,religion
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  1. Only a group can decide religion
  2. The state decides everyone’s religion
  3. A person can choose religion according to conscience
  4. Religion is only a matter of taxation
Medium · Level 85 · collective right,religious institutions,article 26
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  1. Every citizen can dissolve Parliament
  2. The state can change citizens’ religion
  3. No law applies
  4. Religious denominations can run their religious institutions
Medium · Level 85 · worship,public order,responsibility
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  1. It should not harm others’ rights and public order
  2. It must always happen only with government permission
  3. It must be only for the majority
  4. It must be only inside a private home
Medium · Level 85 · public money,secular spirit,bias
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  1. Government gives equal protection to all citizens
  2. Government uses public money to promote one religion
  3. Government deploys police to stop religious violence
  4. Government manages traffic during all festivals
Medium · Level 85 · health limit,practical example,civics
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  1. Every religion must run a hospital
  2. Health department will decide religion
  3. Religious activity should not harm people’s health
  4. Rights will end during illness
Medium · Level 85 · democracy,diversity,religious freedom
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  1. Democracy accepts only one religion
  2. In democracy rights belong only to the majority
  3. In democracy vote is given after asking religion
  4. Democracy allows different beliefs to live with respect
Medium · Level 85 · secularism,not anti religion,concept
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  1. Because it speaks of neutrality and equal respect toward all religions
  2. Because it only stops worship
  3. Because it takes religion away from citizens
  4. Because it makes one religion official
Medium · Level 85 · religious instruction,voluntary,student rights
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  1. When the student finds mathematics difficult
  2. When participation should be voluntary but pressure is being applied
  3. When it is sports period
  4. When the school has a library
Medium · Level 85 · profess practice propagate,manage,religion
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  1. Do stop threaten punish
  2. Voting counting campaign expenditure
  3. Profess practice propagate manage
  4. Trade profit market price
Medium · Level 85 · human dignity,reform,limits
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  1. It can end every religion
  2. It can close all places of worship
  3. It can take away rights from any citizen
  4. It can place valid limits and reform it
Medium · Level 85 · majoritarianism,minority rights,democracy
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  1. Pressure may increase on minority beliefs
  2. Equal protection may be given to all
  3. The state may become more neutral
  4. Law may automatically end
Medium · Level 85 · article 25,article 26,difference
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  1. Both relate only to elections
  2. Article 25 relates to individuals and Article 26 to religious groups
  3. Article 25 relates to tax and Article 26 to education
  4. Both give power to create a state religion
Medium · Level 85 · article 27,article 28,exam tip
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  1. Article 27 relates to voting and Article 28 to judiciary
  2. Both relate only to property disputes
  3. Article 27 relates to tax and Article 28 to religious instruction
  4. Both declare a state religion
Medium · Level 85 · diversity,india,religious freedom
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  1. By making all beliefs identical
  2. By punishing non-following of religion
  3. By ending languages
  4. By giving safe space to different beliefs
Medium · Level 85 · law balance,sound rules,religious practice
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  1. A place of worship holds an event while following sound rules
  2. An emergency road to a hospital is blocked for an event
  3. Violence is promoted in a religious meeting
  4. All taxes are always refused in the name of religion
Medium · Level 85 · exam caution,limits,religious freedom
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  1. Treating every religious claim as always correct
  2. Not treating the right as unlimited and checking its constitutional limits
  3. Treating secularism as anti-religion
  4. Treating only majority will as the Constitution
Medium · Level 85 · state intervention,public order,religious freedom
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  1. When a religious activity harms public order or health
  2. When a person prays privately
  3. When a community celebrates a festival peacefully
  4. When a citizen voluntarily chooses a belief