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What is the main constitutional difference between national awards and titles?

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Correct answer: National awards are honours, but they cannot be used as titles before or after a person's name

Article 18 aims to prevent titles that create special social rank or distinction among citizens. National awards, such as the Bharat Ratna, are honours; they cannot be written or used as titles before or after a person's name. In contrast, the State cannot confer ordinary civilian titles, except military and academic distinctions. Option D reverses the constitutional position. Exam tip: remember the distinction in Article 18 between an honour and a title used with a name.

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Right To EqualityArticle 18National AwardsConstitutional TitlesDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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