Fundamental Rights - Indian Constitution

Which is NOT a reason for calling certain rights 'Fundamental' Rights?

• They are guaranteed by the Constitution

• They cannot be taken away by the government

• They safeguard the liberty of the people

• They guarantee fun, hence fun-da-mental

What are the number of Fundamental Rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution?

• 5

• 6

• 7

• 8

What is NOT part of Right to Equality?

• No one will be discriminated based on caste, religion or gender.

• Equality of opportunity in public employment

• Right to food

• All are equal before the law

Freedom of speech falls under which of the rights listed below?

• Right to Equality

• Cultural and educational rights

• Right to freedom

• Right to constitutional remedies

Which is NOT a right under Right to Freedom?

• Freedom to form a trade union

• Freedom to gather for a violent protest

• Freedom to assemble peacefully

• Freedom to live and work in any part of India?

• Freedom to practise any profession

Right to Freedom of Religion is:

• Freedom to practise any religion

• Freedom to convert others to one's faith

• Freedom to criticise other faiths

• Freedom to pray anywhere we like.

• Government will help people practise their faith.

13 year old Ashok is employed in a cafeteria. Which of his FUNDAMENTAL Rights are being violated?

• Right to freedom

• Cultural and Educational Rights

• Right against Exploitation

• Right to equality

Which of the following is NOT part of Cultural and Educational Rights?

• Right to make speaking a language compulsory

• Right to establish educational and cultural institutions of one's choice.

• Right to preserve and promote your language and culture.

• Right to preserve dance, drama and music.

Right to Constitutional Remedies is:

• Right to complain to the government

• Right to speak one's mind

• Right to criticise the government and the courts

• Right to move the courts if you feel your Fundamental Rights are being violated.

You're a famous celebrity on a private holiday. Someone takes a picture of you with a powerful zoom lens and publishes it on the net. You can take the person to the court under:

• Right to Equality

• Right to Freedom

• Right to Freedom of Religion

• Right against exploitation