Citizenship Responsibilities in India

What is public property?

• Public property is land that cannot be used by anyone.

• Public property is only accessible to government officials.

• Public property is collectively owned by the public or government and accessible to all.

• Public property is owned by private individuals.

Why is it important to vote in elections?

• to get money from government.

• You are forced to give votes.

• It is important to vote in elections to ensure that a capable leader is chosen.

• Voting is only for politicians.

How can citizens protect public spaces?

• By avoiding participation in community meetings and discussions.

• By relying solely on government agencies to manage public spaces.

• By ignoring local issues and focusing on personal interests.

• By actively participating in community efforts to protect the public property.

What happens if someone damages public property?

• Legal consequences including fines, community service, or imprisonment.

• They receive a warning and no further action is taken.

• The property is repaired at no cost to the offender.

• They are rewarded for their creativity in art.

How can you encourage others to vote?

• Discourage discussions about voting

• Promote apathy towards elections

• Engage in conversations, share information, organize group outings, and use social media to raise awareness.

• Ignore the topic completely

Which of the following is not a public property?

• Taj Mahal

• Your School

• Your friend's house

• Railway station

Who among the following cannot cast vote in India?

• An 18 years old citizen of Australia

• A girl who is citizen of India and 21 years old

• A 19 years old citizen of India

• Prime minister of India

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan was launched in India in which year?

• 2015

• 2014

• 2018

• 2017