Q: Which of the following is given the power to enforce the Fundamental Rights by the Constitution?
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Q: ‘Fundamental Rights’ are
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Q: Which of the following is correct?
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Q: Which one of the following statements is correct?
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Q: Fundamental Rights
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Q: Correct relationship between Rights and Duties
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Q: Under which Article, Fundamental Rights are provided?
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Q: Under which Articles, Fundamental Rights are guaranteed?
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Q: Article with absolute limitation on legislature
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Q: Article for reservation in education incl. private unaided institutes
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Q: Article giving precedence to Constitutional provisions over laws
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Q: Main object of Article 13
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Q: Which Article is of different category?
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Q: Right to Freedom is granted under
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Q: Equal pay for equal work derived from
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Q: Article 15 is classified under
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Q: Articles granting Right to Equality
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Q: Not included in Right to Equality
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Q: Article on exploitation of children
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Q: Child Rights are protected in Article ...... of ICCPR.
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Q: Eradication of all types of social discrimination comes under which generation of Human Rights?
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Q: Which Article eradicates untouchability and prohibits its practice?
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Q: Article 17 of the Indian Constitution deals with
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Q: Court presumes offence due to untouchability if related to
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Q: Right amended due to 'Champakam Dorairajan' case
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Q: Article related to Freedom of the Press
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Q: SC/ST granted fundamental rights under
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Q: Right to freedom of press is included in
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Q: Article for Freedom of Speech and Expression
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Q: Freedom of Newspapers in India
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Q: Not part of Freedom to Assemble Peaceably
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Q: Freedom of expression not restricted by
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Q: Article for Protection of Life and Personal Liberty
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Q: Article protecting right to travel abroad
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Q: Article 19(1)(d) read with 21 provides
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Q: Not under Article 21
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Q: Article 25 Freedom of Religion is not subject to
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Q: Wearing of Kripans by Sikhs as religious freedom is under
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Q: Article 25 refers to
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Q: Not properly matched
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Q: Not correctly matched
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Q: Article protecting minority's right to establish educational institutions
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Q: Which rights are enforced under Article 32?
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Q: Which statement is not correct?
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Q: Who is the guardian of fundamental rights under the Constitution?
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Q: Who is considered guardian of fundamental rights?
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Q: Protector of citizens' rights and Constitution?
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Q: Heart and Soul of Constitution by Ambedkar
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Q: Article termed “Heart and Soul of Constitution”
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Q: Writ to secure liberty of individual
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Q: Case giving Parliament power to amend Fundamental Rights
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Q: Doctrine of Basic Structure case
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Q: Right to Property is a
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Q: Amendment that omitted Right to Property
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Q: When was Right to Property abolished?
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Q: Amendment abolishing Right to Property
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Q: Right removed by 44th Amendment
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Q: Right to Property is now a
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Q: Amendment that deleted Right to Property from Fundamental Rights
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Q: Not among six fundamental rights
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Q: Which one is not a fundamental right?
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Q: Indian Constitution does not grant which right?
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Q: 'Right to Equality' is granted by which Articles?
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Q: Not a fundamental right under Indian Constitution?
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Q: Right available to all persons?
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Q: British citizen in India cannot claim
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Q: National flag atop private building is fundamental right under
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Q: Right not available to foreign citizens?
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Q: Article related to equality before law
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Q: Right available to non-citizens?
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Q: Articles + Socialist giving Equal Pay for Equal Work
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Q: Articles guaranteeing public employment equality
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Q: OBC reservation provision under
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Q: Constitution recognizes
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Q: Right to Education (6-14 years) is
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Q: Right to Education implemented from
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Q: Human and Fundamental Right
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Q: Right not suspended during Emergency
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Q: 'Hindu' in Article 25 does not include
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Q: Article protecting against self-incrimination
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Q: Article against double punishment/self-incrimination
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Q: “No person shall be prosecuted and punished for the same offence more than once”. Under which Article is this given?
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Q: In which Article of Indian Constitution is the Doctrine of Due Process of Law included?
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Q: Which Article gives safeguard to the Fundamental Rights of arrested persons?
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Q: Under the Preventive Detention Act, a person can be arrested without trial for
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Q: Which one of the following writs is regarded as the greatest safeguard for the liberty of a person?
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Q: Bonded Labour was abolished in India by an Act of Parliament enacted in the year
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Q: The child labour was prohibited in hazardous employment by
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Q: ........ without duties are like men without shadows.
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Q: Fundamental Rights in India: Which are correct? 1. Guarantee against state action 2. In Part III 3. Ensure social, economic, political justice 4. Unlike US Bill of Rights
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Q: The Right to Equality is given by
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Q: Prohibition and abolishment of untouchability may be achieved by
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Q: Right against Exploitation includes? 1. Traffic/forced labour 2. Abolition of untouchability 3. Protection of minorities 4. Child labour ban
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Q: ‘Right to Freedom of Religion’ includes? 1. Propagation 2. Wearing Kripan 3. Laws for reform 4. Right to convert
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Q: Statements: 1. Art.301 = Property 2. Property = Statutory right 3. Art.300-A = Inserted by 44th Amendment
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Q: Fundamental Rights only for Indian Citizens, not aliens?
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Q: Recognized by Supreme Court as Fundamental Rights: 1. Shelter 2. Travel abroad 3. Equal pay for equal work
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Q: Why no one can be compelled to sing National Anthem? 1. Violation of speech 2. Violation of religion 3. No legal provision
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Q: Which of the following rights are not available to all persons in India? 1. Equality Before the Law 2. Right Against Discrimination 3. Freedom to Move Freely throughout the Country 4. Right to Contest Election [WBPSC Pre 2019]
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Q: If a religious sect/community is given the right to manage its own affairs in matters of religion, then they can