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Civics

Right to Freedom

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Hard · Level 78 · total ban,assembly,expression
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  1. Freedom of assembly and expression will be seriously weakened
  2. Freedom will become stronger
  3. Right to Equality will automatically increase
  4. There will be no issue because Right to Education remains
Hard · Level 78 · profession,begar,right against exploitation
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  1. Voluntary work choice is freedom, forced begar is anti-exploitation
  2. Both are always begar
  3. Choosing profession is untouchability
  4. Begar is freedom of expression
Hard · Level 78 · public debate,criticism,association
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  1. It protects expressing views, criticizing, and organizing
  2. It teaches only silence
  3. It makes public debate illegal
  4. It always makes criticism a crime
Hard · Level 78 · right to freedom,reasonable restrictions,democratic rights,public interest,indian constitution,civics class 9
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  1. It gives citizens essential freedoms but permits reasonable restrictions in the public interest.
  2. It exempts citizens completely from every law and regulation.
  3. It gives freedom of speech and expression only to government officials.
  4. It permits citizens to use violence while exercising their rights.
Hard · Level 78 · civic dignity,liberty,personality development
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  1. It gives a person space to speak, move, choose, and live safely
  2. It asks a person only to obey orders
  3. It keeps a person outside society
  4. It makes a person dependent on title
Hard · Level 78 · summary,right to freedom,basic liberties
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  1. It protects expression, assembly, association, movement, residence, profession, life, personal liberty, and education
  2. It only abolishes titles
  3. It only stops human trafficking
  4. It only protects language and script
Hard · Level 78 · conclusion,right to freedom,democracy,dignity
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  1. It is constitutional protection of citizen participation, dignity, security, and responsible liberty in Indian democracy
  2. It is only permission to break law
  3. It is only a right of private benefit
  4. It excludes citizens from rights
Hard · Level 78 · online criticism,expression,disagreement
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  1. Freedom of expression
  2. Abolition of titles
  3. Prohibition of trafficking
  4. Abolition of untouchability
Hard · Level 78 · assembly,public order,balanced restriction
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  1. Administration allows peaceful assembly but makes limited rules to stop violence
  2. Administration permanently bans all assemblies
  3. Crowd is given complete freedom with weapons
  4. Peaceful memorandum is also declared a crime
Hard · Level 78 · right to education,child development,freedom capacity
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  1. Loss of the child's development and future freedom capacity
  2. Problem of not getting a title
  3. Problem of religious propagation
  4. Problem of reservation in public employment
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,expression,dissent
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  1. Discomfort itself is not a valid ground for restriction
  2. Government can stop every uncomfortable opinion
  3. Uncomfortable opinion is always violence
  4. Expression must only support government
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,reasonable restriction,valid purpose
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  1. Whether the opinion is against government
  2. Whether the restriction has valid purpose and proper limit
  3. Whether the speaker is popular
  4. Whether criticism uses strong language
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,incitement,public order
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  1. Because it comments on government policy
  2. Because it threatens public order and safety
  3. Because it is a long speech
  4. Because it is delivered during elections
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,assembly,violence
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  1. Both are equally protected
  2. Violent crowd is more protected
  3. Peaceful unarmed assembly is protected but violent crowd may be restricted
  4. Assembly right exists only indoors
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,procession,public order
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  1. Always the end of fundamental right
  2. Always illegal suppression
  3. Only an electoral trick
  4. Balance between freedom and public order
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,association,democracy
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  1. Citizens creating collective voice on common issues
  2. Citizens not paying tax
  3. Citizens forming violent gangs
  4. Citizens closing courts
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,association,crime
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  1. Public order and prevention of crime
  2. Mere criticism of government
  3. Having many members
  4. Meeting being on Sunday
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,movement,restriction
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  1. Valid restriction is without reason
  2. Unfair restriction is always for safety
  3. Valid restriction is based on law and safety while unfair restriction is arbitrary
  4. There is no difference between them
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,movement,political opinion
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  1. It is an unfair restriction on movement
  2. It is a valid traffic rule
  3. It is prohibition of child labour
  4. It is cultural protection
Expert · Level 76 · right to freedom,settlement,national citizenship
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  1. Hereditary privilege
  2. National citizenship and internal mobility
  3. Religious tax system
  4. Title based status