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Rights, Duties & DPSP 02
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Q1. The Parliament can abrogate fundamental rights with respect to
A.
armed forces
B.
maintenance of public order
C.
intelligence organizations
D.
All of the above
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
D
Article 33 allows Parliament to restrict rights for armed forces and similar services to ensure duty and discipline.
Q2. Who can impose reasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights?
A.
Supreme Court
B.
Parliament
C.
President on advice
D.
None of the above
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
B
Parliament can pass laws to impose reasonable restrictions as outlined in the Constitution.
Q3. Heart and soul of the Constitution according to Ambedkar?
A.
Freedom of Religion
B.
Right to Property
C.
Right to Equality
D.
Right to Constitutional Remedies
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
D
Dr. Ambedkar called Article 32 the 'Heart and Soul' because it makes all other rights enforceable.
Q4. Which is NOT a Fundamental Duty under the Constitution?
A.
To vote in public elections
B.
To develop scientific temper
C.
To safeguard public property
D.
To respect ideals
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
A
Voting in elections is a legal/political right, but not listed under Article 51A (Fundamental Duties).
Q5. Which facility was NOT included in Right to Life in Chameli Singh case?
A.
Right to Work
B.
Right to Food
C.
Right to Education
D.
Right to Shelter
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
A
The Court emphasized that 'Right to Life' includes food, shelter, and medical care, but Right to Work is a Directive Principle.
Q6. Right to Constitutional Remedies comes under
A.
Fundamental Rights
B.
Legal Rights
C.
Constitutional Rights
D.
Natural Rights
ANSWER & SOLUTION
MARK FOR REVIEW
Correct Answer:
A
Article 32 is itself a Fundamental Right that allows citizens to move the SC for the enforcement of other rights.
Q7. The RTI Act 2005 makes provision for
A.
Dissemination of info
B.
Information Commissions
C.
Transparency
D.
All of the above
ANSWER & SOLUTION
MARK FOR REVIEW
Correct Answer:
D
The Act aims to provide a practical regime for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public authorities.
Q8. In which case did SC say Fundamental Rights and DPSP are complementary?
A.
Golak Nath Case
B.
Keshavananda Bharati
C.
Minerva Mills Case
D.
All of the above
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
C
The Court held that the Constitution is founded on the bedrock of the balance between Parts III and IV.
Q9. Which is NOT guaranteed by the Constitution of India?
A.
Freedom to move freely
B.
Freedom to assemble
C.
Freedom to own/dispose of property
D.
Freedom to practice trade
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
C
The Right to Property was removed from the list of Fundamental Rights by the 44th Amendment.
Q10. Which Article of DPSP deals with international peace and security?
A.
Article 51
B.
Article 48A
C.
Article 43A
D.
Article 41
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
A
Article 51 directs the State to promote international peace and security.
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