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Rights, Duties & DPSP 03
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Q1. Vishakha vs State of Rajasthan 1997 deals with
A.
Article 19
B.
Article 20
C.
Article 21
D.
Article 14
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
C
This landmark case established guidelines against sexual harassment at the workplace, citing Article 21 (Right to Life).
Q2. Freedom of the press in India is
A.
Available under law
B.
provided in Constitution
C.
implied in Freedom of Expression
D.
available under Executive order
ANSWER & SOLUTION
MARK FOR REVIEW
Correct Answer:
C
While not explicitly mentioned, freedom of the press is covered under Article 19(1)(a).
Q3. The Constitution of India recognizes
A.
only religious minorities
B.
only linguistic minorities
C.
religious and linguistic minorities
D.
religious linguistic and ethnic
ANSWER & SOLUTION
MARK FOR REVIEW
Correct Answer:
C
Article 30 provides the right to establish educational institutions based on religion or language.
Q4. Human Right as well as Fundamental Right in India?
A.
Right to Information
B.
Right to Education
C.
Right to Work
D.
Right to Housing
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
B
Article 21A makes education a fundamental right, which is also a globally recognized human right.
Q5. Fundamental Rights can be suspended by the President during
A.
National Emergency
B.
all types of emergencies
C.
any time with SC approval
D.
cannot be suspended
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
A
Articles 358 and 359 describe the suspension of rights during a National Emergency.
Q6. Fundamental Duties do NOT enjoy any
A.
social sanction
B.
moral sanction
C.
political sanction
D.
legal sanction
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
D
Fundamental Duties are non-justiciable, meaning they cannot be enforced by a court of law through direct punishment.
Q7. The Right to Property was removed from Fundamental Rights by
A.
73rd Amendment
B.
23rd Amendment
C.
44th Amendment
D.
76th Amendment
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
C
The 44th Amendment 1978 turned the Right to Property into a legal right under Article 300A.
Q8. The purpose of Directive Principles of State Policy is to
A.
lay down positive instructions
B.
implement Gandhi’s idea
C.
check arbitrary power
D.
promote backward sections
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
A
DPSPs serve as guidelines for the state to establish social and economic democracy.
Q9. In which case was the basic structure doctrine NOT affirmed?
A.
MC Mehta vs Union of India
B.
Minerva Mills Case
C.
Golaknath Case
D.
Waman Rao Case
ANSWER & SOLUTION
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Correct Answer:
A
The 'Basic Structure' doctrine was established in Kesavananda Bharati; MC Mehta cases usually deal with environmental law.
Q10. Which right was the ‘Heart and Soul’ of the Constitution per Ambedkar?
A.
Freedom of Speech
B.
Right to Equality
C.
Freedom of Religion
D.
Right to Constitutional Remedies
ANSWER & SOLUTION
MARK FOR REVIEW
Correct Answer:
D
Article 32 allows citizens to move the SC for enforcement of rights, making all other rights meaningful.
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