Fundamental Rights — Set 10

Correct Answer: D. Article 21

Courts have linked health to Article 21. A healthy life is part of the right to life. The state is obligated to provide public health.

Correct Answer: C. Quo-Warranto

Quo-Warranto translates to 'by what authority'. It challenges a person's right to hold office. It prevents illegal occupation of public posts.

Correct Answer: C. Article 24

Article 24 contains this prohibition. It applies to factories, mines, and hazardous work. It protects children from exploitation.

Correct Answer: D. Article 26

Article 26 grants this freedom to denominations. They can establish institutions and manage affairs. It is a collective religious right.

Correct Answer: D. Article 29

Article 29 protects these specific attributes. It applies to any section of citizens. It prevents the state from erasing distinct cultures.

Correct Answer: D. Higher Court to Lower Court

It is issued by a Higher Court. It commands a Lower Court to stop proceedings. It is used when jurisdiction is exceeded.

Correct Answer: B. Article 16

Article 16 guarantees this equality. It applies to all posts under the State. It prevents discrimination in hiring.

Correct Answer: D. Nowhere in the Constitution

The Constitution does not define 'Untouchability'. It is a historical practice banned by Article 17. Courts interpret it based on historical context.

Correct Answer: D. Article 21

Article 21 covers foreign travel. The Maneka Gandhi case established this. Article 19 covers movement only within India.

Correct Answer: A. Seven

Originally, there were seven Fundamental Rights. The Right to Property was the seventh. It was removed in 1978.