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Rajasthan Board Class 10 (RBSE) Indian Polity — practice questions

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World Consumer Rights Day is observed on

  1. 15 March
  2. 1 January
  3. 2 October
  4. 10 December
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Correct answer: A. 15 March

1. 15 March is observed worldwide as Consumer Rights Day. 2. It commemorates US President John F. Kennedy's 1962 speech outlining consumer rights. 3. India observes National Consumer Day on 24 December. _Source: syllabus Understanding Economic Development, Ch 5 "Consumer Rights"_

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Indian National Consumer Day is observed on

  1. 15 March
  2. 24 December
  3. 2 October
  4. 26 January
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Correct answer: B. 24 December

1. National Consumer Day in India is 24 December. 2. It marks the day the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 received presidential assent. 3. The newer Consumer Protection Act, 2019 replaced it with expanded provisions. _Source: syllabus Understanding Economic Development, Ch 5 "Consumer Rights"_

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Right to Information (RTI) Act was enacted in

  1. 1986
  2. 1991
  3. 2005
  4. 2019
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Correct answer: C. 2005

1. RTI Act, 2005 lets citizens seek information from public authorities. 2. It empowers consumers and citizens against opaque governance. 3. Complementary to consumer rights of choice and information. _Source: syllabus Understanding Economic Development, Ch 5 "Consumer Rights"_

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