Indian Constitution Quick Quiz

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Test your knowledge on key constitutional topics.

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Indian Constitution Quick QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on key constitutional topics. par thameem ansari 1 In Mohini Jain v. State of Karnataka (1992), the Supreme Court held that the Right to Education is part of the Right to Life (Article 21) and a basic human right. Yes No 2 Directive Principles of State Policy are guidelines that are not legally enforceable in court but guide governance. Yes No 3 All amendments to the Constitution require approval from state legislatures only. Yes No 4 The Right to Constitutional Remedies is not essential for protecting other Fundamental Rights. Yes No 5 Article 368 gives Parliament the power to amend the Constitution by adding, removing, or changing parts. Yes No 6 The Right to Freedom of Religion allows the government to prefer one religion over others. Yes No 7 Right to Equality (Articles 14–18) prohibits discrimination on religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth. Yes No 8 The Mohini Jain case ruled that education is not a fundamental right and is not linked to the Right to Life. Yes No 9 Fundamental Rights are justiciable, meaning people can go to court if their rights are violated. Yes No 10 Directive Principles of State Policy can be enforced by courts as legal rights in all cases. Yes No

Indian Constitution Quick QuizVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge on key constitutional topics.

par thameem ansari

In Mohini Jain v. State of Karnataka (1992), the Supreme Court held that the Right to Education is part of the Right to Life (Article 21) and a basic human right.

Yes

Directive Principles of State Policy are guidelines that are not legally enforceable in court but guide governance.

Yes

All amendments to the Constitution require approval from state legislatures only.

Yes

The Right to Constitutional Remedies is not essential for protecting other Fundamental Rights.

Yes

Article 368 gives Parliament the power to amend the Constitution by adding, removing, or changing parts.

Yes

The Right to Freedom of Religion allows the government to prefer one religion over others.

Yes

Right to Equality (Articles 14–18) prohibits discrimination on religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth.

Yes

The Mohini Jain case ruled that education is not a fundamental right and is not linked to the Right to Life.

Yes

Fundamental Rights are justiciable, meaning people can go to court if their rights are violated.

Yes

Directive Principles of State Policy can be enforced by courts as legal rights in all cases.

Yes

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Indian Constitution Quick QuizVersion en ligne

par thameem ansari

In Mohini Jain v. State of Karnataka (1992), the Supreme Court held that the Right to Education is part of the Right to Life (Article 21) and a basic human right.

Directive Principles of State Policy are guidelines that are not legally enforceable in court but guide governance.

All amendments to the Constitution require approval from state legislatures only.

The Right to Constitutional Remedies is not essential for protecting other Fundamental Rights.

Article 368 gives Parliament the power to amend the Constitution by adding, removing, or changing parts.

The Right to Freedom of Religion allows the government to prefer one religion over others.

Right to Equality (Articles 14–18) prohibits discrimination on religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth.

The Mohini Jain case ruled that education is not a fundamental right and is not linked to the Right to Life.

Fundamental Rights are justiciable, meaning people can go to court if their rights are violated.

Directive Principles of State Policy can be enforced by courts as legal rights in all cases.

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