Correct Fundamental Rights Sequence
The question requires identifying the correct order of specific Fundamental Rights as listed in the Indian Constitution.
Selected Sequence and Option
The correct sequence, as indicated by the provided answer, is:
- Right to Constitutional Remedies
- Right to Freedom of Religion
- Right to Freedom
- Right to Equality
This specific order matches Option 1.
Important Questions from National Values In Indian Constitution
Democracy is considered to be better than dictatorship as it:
Given below are sets. Set I mentions some terms from the Preamble to the Constitution of India and Set II gives their explanation. Match the item from Set I with explanation from Set II.
Set I
(Terms)
Set II
(Explanation)
(a) Socialism
(i) State ha no religion, it is neither pro nor against any religion
(b) Secularism
(ii) a system in which government is elected and managed by the people of the country
(c) Democacy
(iii) Political idea that all people are equal and resources should be equally shared
(d) Republic
(iv) a nation state that has an elected government and elected leader
Select correct answer from the following options:
Preamble to the Constitution of India mentions different types of Liberty for the people of India. Which types of Liberty, out of these, have direct bearing on the practitioners in the field of education?
Which of the following alternatives are most relevant in the context of Equality of Educational Opportunity?
Choose the correct answer from the code given below.
i) Ensuring equality of good quality education irrespective of caste, colour and religion
ii) Providing financial assistance and other support services to the needy
iii) Ensuring utilization of welfare schemes for low income and educationally disadvantaged groups
iv) Ensuring equal treatment irrespective of capability
Which of the following will not be assented to by Indian Constitution ?
(i) Liberty, equality, fraternity and justice
(ii) Republic and a Democratic society
(iii) Religion, God and Salvation
(iv) Racialism and Regionalism
(v) Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam and Universal brotherhood
