Indian Constitution and Fundamental Rights

The video tutorial provides an overview of the Indian Constitution, highlighting its role as the supreme law of India. It explains the Preamble, which outlines the nation's core values, and details the fundamental rights granted to citizens, such as equality and freedom. The tutorial also covers the fundamental duties expected of citizens, emphasizing the importance of respecting national symbols and paying taxes. Additionally, it discusses the Directive Principles of State Policy, which guide the government in policy-making to ensure social and economic justice.

When was the Constitution of India enforced?

• 15th August 1947

• 26th January 1950

• 2nd October 1950

• 26th November 1949

Which day is celebrated as Republic Day in India?

• 14th November

• 2nd October

• 15th August

• 26th January

What does the Preamble of the Indian Constitution aim to secure for its citizens?

• Justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity

• Power and authority

• Peace and harmony

• Wealth and prosperity

What does the Preamble declare India to be?

• A federal union

• A monarchy

• A socialist secular democratic republic

• A capitalist state

Which of the following is a fundamental right in India?

• Right to privacy

• Right to property

• Right to equality

• Right to bear arms

Which fundamental right ensures freedom of speech?

• Right against exploitation

• Right to freedom

• Right to equality

• Right to constitutional remedies

What is one of the fundamental duties of an Indian citizen?

• To vote in every election

• To respect the national flag and anthem

• To donate to charity

• To serve in the military

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental duty of an Indian citizen?

• To own property

• To pay taxes honestly

• To uphold the sovereignty of India

• To protect the environment

What is the purpose of the Directive Principles of State Policy?

• To provide legal rights to citizens

• To establish a federal structure

• To guide the government in policy-making

• To enforce laws strictly

What is one of the goals of the Directive Principles?

• To abolish the judiciary

• To restrict freedom of speech

• To provide free education up to 14 years

• To ensure some people become rich