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In this Class 9 Civics topic from the chapter Democratic Rights, students learn how the Right to Freedom protects individual liberty in a democracy. The topic explains key freedoms under Article 19, including speech and expression, peaceful assembly, forming associations, movement, residence, and profession. It also introduces safeguards against arbitrary arrest and detention, along with the importance of reasonable restrictions that balance personal freedom with public order, security, and the rights of others.
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So that every right ends
So that freedom and public order remain balanced
So that citizens are not allowed to speak
So that government always stops criticism
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Freedom of Religion
Freedom from Exploitation
Freedom to form associations
Freedom to get titles
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By an officer's personal wish
By order of a caste council
On the basis of rumour
By procedure established by law
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Right to Freedom
Cultural Rights
Freedom of Religion
Right to Equality
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A citizen travelling to another part of the country
Denying entry due to caste
Making a child do hazardous work
Protecting minority language
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Freedom of expression
Freedom to reside and settle
Freedom of religion
Freedom from exploitation
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Expressing views peacefully
Choosing a lawful profession
Giving speech that incites violence
Travelling within the country
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Freedom to do every illegal work
Choosing lawful work of one's choice within law
Guarantee of getting only government job
Stopping others' work
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A peaceful assembly has a real risk of violence
A student reads a book
A citizen eats at home
A person learns a language
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Freedom of Religion
Freedom of expression
Equal opportunity
Protection of language
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By giving citizens freedom to speak assemble and form associations
By allowing citizens to break law
By allowing citizens to discriminate
By keeping citizens away from courts
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Article Fourteen
Article Seventeen
Article Twenty One
Article Eighteen
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To stop arbitrary arrest and detention
To forgive every crime
To end the role of courts
To give unlimited power to police
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Expressing opinion peacefully while respecting others' safety
Spreading fear through rumours
Committing violence in an assembly
Silencing others' voices
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Right to Equality
Freedom of Religion
Right to Freedom
Right against Exploitation
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A citizen gives a peaceful speech
A person travels in the country
A minority protects its language and culture
A citizen chooses profession
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It allows citizens to express views and dissent
It only allows citizens to remain silent
It stops public discussion
It treats criticism as crime
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Speech assembly association movement residence and profession
Untouchability titles and caste discrimination
Begar child labour and trafficking
Religion worship and religious institution
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Freedom to choose business or profession
Abolition of untouchability
Abolition of titles
Protection of linguistic culture
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Stopping government criticism and caste-based entry denial are separate examples
A person studies
A family eats
A child plays
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Arbitrary arrest and illegal restraint
Learning language
Equal opportunity
Cultural identity
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Freedom of expression
Freedom of exploitation
Freedom of title
Freedom of discrimination
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Stopping peaceful writing of views without reason
Making control arrangements to prevent violence
Making proper rules for public safety
Making lawful arrangement for crowd control
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Organized participation and collective voice
Power to break law
Discriminatory conduct
Practice of untouchability
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Stopping a lawful profession without legal basis
Worshipping on religious basis
Denying entry by caste
Protecting language
Question 1MediumLevel 5
Why is the idea of reasonable restrictions added to the Right to Freedom?
Correct answer: B
Freedom is not unlimited and reasonable restrictions are possible for public order. In exams, remember freedom with limits.
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