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The Fundamental Rights in Indian are designed to _____.

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Important Questions on Democracy and Constitution

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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 21
Which of the following is not a key element of a democratic government?
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 22
Which of the following is not a key feature of the Indian Constitution?
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 23
All Indians should have a right to vote irrespective of their socio-economic status, this idea can be associated with _____.
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 24
'Right to Education' is a Fundamental Right under Article 21 which deals with 'Right to life' because _____.
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 25
According to the Indian Constitution, the right empowering citizens to move to the High Court or Supreme Court if they believe that any of their Fundamental Rights have been violated by the state is _____.
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 26
Article 21 of the Indian Constitution entitles _____.
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 27
When the State does not interfere in religious affairs, it is called_____.
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Social Science & Pedagogy CTET & TETs Class (VI-VIII)>Chapter 29 - Democracy and Constitution>Previous Years' Questions>Q 28
Which part of the Indian Constitution is often referred to as 'conscience' of the Constitution?