It follows, as a fundamental state obligation that each Indian, be his socio-economic station high or humble, has a just right to a fair level of education irrespective of social, financial, regional, religious considerations. The 'socialist' Republic inscribed in the Preamble is no idle adjective. ________________________________ Options: A . &nbspThe right to education derives an ideational activism, which judicial construction cannot burke or jettison based on the subconscious impact of the dubious mantra of privatisation. B . &nbspAn integrated value-vision obligates the court to measure the semantic dimensions of diction in paramount documents, taking care to remember that the Preamble, Articles 14 and 21 are inviolable, being part of the basic structure of our Founding Deed. C . &nbspI esteem the erudite brethren of the High Bench, which enjoys supremacy. D . &nbspBut contradictory pronouncements land the rule of law in a jural imbroglio and consequent difficulties to the nation, which consists of daridranarayanas.

It follows, as a fundamental state obligation that each Indian, be his socio-eco

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It follows, as a fundamental state obligation that each Indian, be his socio-economic station high or humble, has a just right to a fair level of education irrespective of social, financial, regional, religious considerations. The 'socialist' Republic inscribed in the Preamble is no idle adjective. ________________________________

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A . The right to education derives an ideational activism, which judicial construction cannot burke or jettison based on the subconscious impact of the dubious mantra of privatisation.

B . An integrated value-vision obligates the court to measure the semantic dimensions of diction in paramount documents, taking care to remember that the Preamble, Articles 14 and 21 are inviolable, being part of the basic structure of our Founding Deed.

C . I esteem the erudite brethren of the High Bench, which enjoys supremacy.

D . But contradictory pronouncements land the rule of law in a jural imbroglio and consequent difficulties to the nation, which consists of daridranarayanas.

Answer: Option A
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Option (a)
The passage says that everyone is entitled to a fair level of education no matter what our background is. Option (a) is in keeping with this idea. Option (b) quotes certain constitutional articles and is outside the scope of the passage. Option (c) and option (d) just complicate the whole thing. Option (a) is the best answer.

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