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Subjects

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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Hard · Level 82 · article 25,freedom of conscience,religious freedom
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  1. A person may freely choose personal belief
  2. The state may decide every citizen’s religion
  3. Only the majority community may change religion
  4. Religion may be followed only with government permission
Hard · Level 82 · public health,constitutional limits,religious practice
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  1. To end religion
  2. To protect health as a constitutional limitation
  3. To fulfill the majority’s wish
  4. To punish the religious group
Hard · Level 82 · propagation,forced conversion,article 25
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  1. Both are always prohibited
  2. Both create a state religion
  3. Propagation is voluntary sharing while forced conversion is pressure
  4. Forced conversion is a Fundamental Right while propagation is not
Hard · Level 82 · article 26,religious denomination,limits
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  1. Religious preference of government
  2. Permission of the majority only
  3. Complete exemption from every law
  4. Public order morality and health
Hard · Level 82 · article 28,state funded institution,secularism
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  1. Religious neutrality of the state
  2. Anti-religious governance
  3. Majority rule
  4. Freedom of private education
Hard · Level 82 · article 27,religious tax,secular state
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  1. Article 25
  2. Article 27
  3. Article 14
  4. Article 32
Hard · Level 82 · secular policy,equality,state neutrality
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  1. It reduces election expense
  2. It increases civic duty
  3. It weakens state neutrality and equality
  4. It makes education compulsory
Hard · Level 82 · rights conflict,dignity,religious freedom
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  1. When a person prays privately
  2. When a community celebrates peacefully
  3. When a person wants to change belief
  4. When a religious activity harms others’ safety and dignity
Hard · Level 82 · article 25,article 26,comparison
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  1. Article 25 concerns individuals and Article 26 concerns religious groups
  2. Article 25 concerns tax and Article 26 concerns education
  3. Article 25 concerns elections and Article 26 concerns courts
  4. Both only declare a state religion
Hard · Level 82 · religious instruction,voluntary participation,conscience
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  1. Because it protects the student’s freedom of conscience
  2. Because it creates a state religion
  3. Because it fixes voting age
  4. Because it increases tax collection
Hard · Level 82 · social reform,human dignity,religious freedom
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  1. Complete ban on all prayers
  2. Valid restriction on a practice harming human dignity
  3. Removing all religious books
  4. Declaring a religion official
Hard · Level 82 · majoritarianism,minority rights,democracy
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  1. Equal protection to all religions
  2. Neutrality of the state
  3. Increased social or political pressure on minority beliefs
  4. Equal application of law
Hard · Level 82 · rule of law,public order,religious event
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  1. Ignoring every law in the name of religion
  2. Treating private faith as a crime
  3. Placing majority preference above the Constitution
  4. Holding a religious event according to sound and safety rules
Hard · Level 82 · neutral support,festival,secularism
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  1. Neutral administrative support
  2. Promotion of one religion
  3. Collection of religious tax
  4. Compulsory worship
Hard · Level 82 · citizenship,equal dignity,religious freedom
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  1. It prevents lowering civic worth on the basis of religion
  2. It gives rights only to religious leaders
  3. It makes citizenship depend on worship method
  4. It protects only the majority
Hard · Level 82 · fraud,pressure,propagation
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  1. When ideas are explained peacefully
  2. When propagation uses fraud and pressure
  3. When a person asks questions
  4. When the gathering is peaceful
Hard · Level 82 · secularism,misconception,state neutrality
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  1. Because secularism bans all religions
  2. Because secularism promotes only one religion
  3. Because secularism means state neutrality and respect for all beliefs
  4. Because secularism removes belief from citizens
Hard · Level 82 · article 27,article 28,religious instruction
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  1. Both are related only to elections
  2. Article 27 concerns judiciary and Article 28 concerns Parliament
  3. Both give power to create a state religion
  4. Article 27 relates to religious tax and Article 28 to religious instruction
Hard · Level 82 · collective right,religious institution,article 26
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  1. A religious denomination manages its place of worship and religious institution
  2. A person prays privately
  3. A citizen votes
  4. Government presents the budget
Hard · Level 82 · public order,violence,state intervention
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  1. When a person prays at home
  2. When a religious gathering starts spreading violence
  3. When someone reads a religious book
  4. When someone worships voluntarily