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In which example are the Right to Equality and social reform both connected?

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Correct answer: Ending untouchability

Correct answer: A, ending untouchability. The Right to Equality opposes treating people as inferior because of caste or social status. Untouchability denied certain people equal respect, access and participation in social life, so removing it is a direct step towards equality. It is also social reform because it changes an unjust social practice and supports the dignity of affected communities. B, building a new bridge, may help transport and development, but it does not directly address unequal treatment. C, giving a weather report, provides information and has no necessary connection with equality or reform. D, organising a sports competition can bring people together, but the activity itself does not specifically remove a discriminatory custom. Remember: when a practice based on caste or untouchability is ended, both social reform and equality are involved.

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Democratic RightsSocial ReformUntouchabilityRight To EqualityCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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