What is the democratic meaning of abolition of titles among Fundamental Rights?

To prevent artificial superiority based on birth or status

Correct answer: A. Abolition of titles supports the democratic idea that citizens have equal civic status and that the State should not create artificial social ranks based on birth, official position or inherited privilege. It prevents titles from becoming markers of permanent superiority over other citizens. This does not mean that achievements, academic qualifications or lawful offices have no value; it means that the Constitution rejects special titles that establish unequal status in public life, while certain recognised distinctions may be treated according to constitutional rules. Option A captures the central meaning. Option B concerns religious freedom and propagation, not equality of status. Option C is the opposite of child protection and is unrelated. Option D concerns cultural and educational rights of minorities, not titles. Memory cue: abolition of titles means equal citizenship, not denial of every honour or qualification. The exam clue is the connection between titles, inherited status and equality.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Equality.