Equality and Rights in the Indian Constitution

The video tutorial covers various aspects of equality, including social, civil, political, and gender equality. It explains the importance of equal status in society, civil rights, and political rights such as universal adult franchise. The video also highlights gender equality with a focus on reservations for women in local bodies. Additionally, it discusses the constitutional provisions in India that ensure equality, such as the abolition of untouchability and the protection of civil rights under specific articles.

What is the primary focus of social equality?

• Gender roles

• Equal status and personality development

• Economic status

• Political rights

Which type of equality ensures that all citizens are treated equally before the law?

• Social equality

• Economic equality

• Civil equality

• Gender equality

What does civil equality primarily deal with?

• Equal distribution of wealth

• Equal employment opportunities

• Equality before the law

• Equal access to education

What does political equality include?

• Right to education

• Right to vote and hold public office

• Right to equal pay

• Right to free speech

Which of the following is a key component of political equality?

• Right to property

• Right to equal pay

• Right to criticize the government

• Right to free healthcare

What percentage of reservation is given to women in local bodies as part of gender equality?

• 25%

• 30%

• 60%

• 50%

Which article in the Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability?

• Article 14

• Article 17

• Article 21

• Article 18

What is the significance of Article 21 in the context of equality?

• It provides equal protection of law

• It guarantees freedom of speech

• It abolishes titles

• It ensures universal adult franchise

Which type of equality is concerned with the equal treatment of men and women?

• Political equality

• Civil equality

• Gender equality

• Social equality

What is the role of Articles 14 to 18 in the Indian Constitution?

• They regulate trade and commerce

• They focus on environmental protection

• They provide economic rights

• They ensure equality to all citizens