Salient features of Indian Constitution

The number of basic freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution.

• 3

• 6

• 7

• 4

Right that protects secular nature of the Indian State.

• Right to Equality

• Right to Freedom

• Right to Freedom of Religion

• Right against Exploitation

Which of the following is a fundamental right?

• Right to Exploitation

• Right against Equality

• Right of Justice

• Right to Constitutional Remedies

Desire to pursue one's profession of choice is protected by the Constitution using the following fundamental right...

• Right of Education

• Right against exploitation

• Right to Freedom

• Right to Equality

‘Satyagraha’ is an example of the following basic freedom:

• Freedom to practise any profession

• freedom to form associations and unions

• freedom to assemble peacefully without arms

• freedom to move freely throughout India

‘conditions essential for all-round development of a human being’ are called

• fundamental rights

• fundamental duties

• basic humanity

• Right to Education

‘To cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom’ is our

• basic freedom

• fundamental duty

• fundamental right

• Education and and Cultural rights

‘A 13 year old child not receiving education.’ is a violation of the following right:

• Right against Exploitation

• Educational and Cultural rights

• Right to Education

• Right to Equality

‘To write on public property’ is my

• fundamental duty

• fundamental right

• ignorance of fundamental duty

• violation of fundamental right

The correct phrase that explains ‘fundamental rights’

• basic freedom

• basic human rights

• expensive human rights

• seven-fold rights