Home › Courses › 5-year BA-LLB › Legalreasoning › Fundamental Rights5-year BA-LLB Fundamental Rights — practice questions Explore 5 free Fundamental Rights questions in 5-year BA-LLB Legalreasoning. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.
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Worked practice questions Match the constitutional article to its subject Read exercise and reference answers Matching pairs Left Article 14 Right Right to Equality Left Article 19 Right Six Freedoms Left Article 21 Right Right to Life and Liberty Left Article 25 Right Freedom of Religion Left Article 32 Right Right to Constitutional Remedies Open this exercise →
Fundamental Rights — true or false? Read exercise and reference answers Questions Statement is true Yes Statement Fundamental Rights are enforceable in a court of law. Statement is true No Statement Right to Property is a Fundamental Right under Part III. Statement is true Yes Statement Article 21 has been interpreted to include the right to privacy. Statement is true No Statement Fundamental Rights apply only to Indian citizens, never to foreigners. Statement is true Yes Statement Article 32 itself is a Fundamental Right. Open this exercise →
Spot the Directive Principle among the Fundamental Rights Read exercise and reference answers Questions Items Right to Equality Right to Freedom Promotion of cottage industries Right to Constitutional Remedies Reason Promotion of cottage industries is a Directive Principle (Art 43), not a Fundamental Right. Odd item Promotion of cottage industries Items Right against exploitation Right to freedom of religion Right to education Free legal aid Reason Free legal aid is a DPSP (Art 39A); the others are Fundamental Rights. Odd item Free legal aid Items Equal pay for equal work Right to life Right to constitutional remedies Cultural and educational rights Reason Equal pay for equal work is a DPSP (Art 39d), not a Fundamental Right. Odd item Equal pay for equal work Open this exercise →
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