Question 1

Question 1: The Constitution prevents the imposition of religious taxes.

Accepted Answer

Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 2

Question 2: What is meant by Right to Constitutional Remedies?

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Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 3

Question 1: Protection from illegal arrest and detention.

Accepted Answer

Habeas Corpus

Question 4

Question 2: To restrain a person from acting in an office to which he is not entitled.

Accepted Answer

Quo Warranto

Question 5

Question 3: The order of the Supreme Court or the High Court commanding the government to perform an action that is its duty to perform.

Accepted Answer

Mandamus

Question 6

Question 4: The order preventing a Subordinate Court from exceeding its jurisdiction.

Accepted Answer

Prohibition.

Question 7

Question 1: All Indian citizens can celebrate all festivals joyfully, because

Accepted Answer

Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 8

Question 2: We can make efforts towards the preservation and propagation of our language, its script and literature, because…

Accepted Answer

Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 9

Question 1: We can approach the ______ in case of infringement of our rights (Court, Police, Government)

Accepted Answer

Court

Question 10

Question 2: ________ education cannot be made compulsory in educational institutions that get aid from the state. (Political, Religious, Racial)

Accepted Answer

Religious

Question 11

Question 1: _____ right provides freedom to establish institutions for religious reasons. (Right to Religion, Cultural and Educational Rights, Right to Constitutional remedies)

Accepted Answer

Right to Religion

Question 12

Question 2: _____ is the right which gives people freedom to preserve their own language, script and literature. (Right to Freedom of Religion, Right to Equality, Cultural and Educational Righ

Accepted Answer

Cultural and Educational Rights

Question 13

Question 3: Sometimes the rights that are guaranteed to us by the Constitution may get encroached upon and we are not able to exercise our rights and this is called _______.(violation of our r

Accepted Answer

infringement of our rights

Question 14

Question 4: The writ which ensures protection from unlawful arrest and detention is ________. (Mandamus, Certiorari, Habeas Corpus)

Accepted Answer

Habeas Corpus

Question 15

Question 5: The writ which prevents a subordinate court from exceeding its jurisdiction is _____. (Prohibition, Quo Warranto, Certiorari)

Accepted Answer

Prohibition

Question 16

Question 6: The writ which restrains a person from acting in an office to which he is not entitled is ________. (Prohibition, Quo Warranto, Mandamus)

Accepted Answer

Quo Warranto

Question 17

Question 7: The writ which orders removal of a lawsuit from a subordinate court to superior court is ______. (Habeas corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari)

Accepted Answer

Certiorari

Question 18

Question 8: There are ______, protection available for judicial rights. (judicial, religious, educational)

Accepted Answer

judicial

Question 19

Question 9: There are _______ official languages in Indian Constitution. (22, 28, 24)

Accepted Answer

22

Question 20

Question 10: While considering fundamental rights, we also need to remember our _______. (duties, belief, self-interest)

Accepted Answer

duties

Question 21

Question 1: In which educational institutions is it not allowed to make religious education compulsory?

Accepted Answer

Religious education cannot be made compulsory in educational institutions that receives aid from the state.

Question 22

Question 2: In which aspects of social life of our country do we witness diversity?

Accepted Answer

We can see that there is a great diversity of festivals, food and ways of life in the social life of our country.

Question 23

Question 3: Write any one right given to the different communities to preserve their cultural uniqueness.

Accepted Answer

The communities can establish institutions for the development of their language.

Question 24

Question 4: Which Fundamental Right ensures that there is no encroachment on our Fundamental Rights?

Accepted Answer

The Right to Constitutional Remedies is the Fundamental Right which ensures that there is no encroachment on our Fundamental Rights.

Question 25

Question 5: What is called an infringement of our rights?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes the rights that are guaranteed to us by the Constitution may get encroached upon and we are not able to exercise our rights. This is called an infringement of our rights.

Question 26

Question 6: What does protection of Fundamental Rights by the courts ensure?

Accepted Answer

Protection of Fundamental Rights by courts ensure that the citizens are able to exercise their Fundamental Rights and that they can fulfil their roles as alert, responsible and active citizens.

Question 27

Question 1: We can move to court if there is encroachment of Fundamental Rights because….

Accepted Answer

(i) In case of encroachment of Fundamental Rights, the Indian citizens have the right to get judicial remedies.

Question 28

Question 1: what is each Indian free to practise?

Accepted Answer

According to Right to Freedom of Religion, each Indian citizen is free to practise any religion and to establish institutions for religious reasons.

Question 29

Question 2: What right has our Constitution given to different communities?

Accepted Answer

Step-by-step solution provided.

Question 30

Question 3: What does the court do if there is infringement of our rights?

Accepted Answer

The court considers our complaint, investigates it and in case it is convinced that rights have indeed been infringed upon and injustice has been done to the aggrieved individual, the court gives an appropriate verdict.

Chapter 5 Fundamental Rights Part 2 Solutions