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What is the deeper meaning of abolition of titles under the Right to Equality?

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Correct answer: To prevent artificial social hierarchy among citizens

Correct answer: A. Abolition of titles expresses the democratic principle that citizens should not be divided into officially created superior and inferior social ranks. A title that creates special status can encourage hierarchy and unequal treatment, so the Constitution generally rejects titles from the State. This does not mean that every honour, medal or educational qualification is illegal. Option B is too broad: awards are not automatically crimes. Option C is wrong because school certificates record education and are not hereditary social titles. Option D is wrong because government offices continue to exist and are based on public responsibilities, not artificial birth-based rank. The key distinction is between a functional office or genuine recognition and a title that creates social superiority. Memory cue: equality opposes artificial rank, not every form of honour.

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Abolition Of TitlesRight To EqualityCivic EqualitySocial HierarchyRight To EqualityDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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