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Answer: Option A. -> The fundamental rights of the Indian citizen
Article-24 of Indian constitution deals with fundamental rights under Part-III of constitution. As per provisions of Article-24, no child below the age of fourteen years shall be employed to work in any factory or engaged in any hazardous work. Article-24 is not banning child labour.
Article-24 of Indian constitution deals with fundamental rights under Part-III of constitution. As per provisions of Article-24, no child below the age of fourteen years shall be employed to work in any factory or engaged in any hazardous work. Article-24 is not banning child labour.
Answer: Option B. -> 14 years
Article-24 of Indian constitution deals with fundamental rights under Part-III of constitution. As per provisions of Article-24, no child below the age of fourteen years shall be employed to work in any factory or engaged in any hazardous work. Article-24 is not banning child labour.
Article-24 of Indian constitution deals with fundamental rights under Part-III of constitution. As per provisions of Article-24, no child below the age of fourteen years shall be employed to work in any factory or engaged in any hazardous work. Article-24 is not banning child labour.
Answer: Option C. -> 29
Article-29 safeguards the interests of minorities. It establishes that any section of citizens having a distinct language and scripts of culture of its own can conserve the same.
Article-29 safeguards the interests of minorities. It establishes that any section of citizens having a distinct language and scripts of culture of its own can conserve the same.
Answer: Option A. -> Religion
Article-30 recognises religious and linguistic minorities. It provides right to all minorities whether religious or linguistic establish and administer educational institutions.
Article-30 recognises religious and linguistic minorities. It provides right to all minorities whether religious or linguistic establish and administer educational institutions.
Answer: Option D. -> The fundamental rights of the Indian Citizen
Article-27 of Indian constitution deals with fundamental rights of Indian citizens under part-III of constitution. This article provides freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion.
Article-27 of Indian constitution deals with fundamental rights of Indian citizens under part-III of constitution. This article provides freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion.
Answer: Option A. -> Keshavananda Bharti case
Keshavananda Bharti vs state of Kerela case, 1973 is one of the most important legal battle of Indian constitution. While pronouncing judgement Supreme Court proclaimed the concept of Basic Structure. It said parliament can amend fundamental rights subject to basic structure of constitution. At that time court did define what is basic structure.
Keshavananda Bharti vs state of Kerela case, 1973 is one of the most important legal battle of Indian constitution. While pronouncing judgement Supreme Court proclaimed the concept of Basic Structure. It said parliament can amend fundamental rights subject to basic structure of constitution. At that time court did define what is basic structure.
Answer: Option C. -> Right to constitutional remedies
Just mentioning fundamental rights in constitution without providing provisions for their enforcement would have no meaning. Article-32 which is right to constitutional remedies ensures the enforcement of fundamental rights. That is why "Father of Constitution" Dr. B.R. Ambedkar termed this article as "Heart and soul of constitution".
Just mentioning fundamental rights in constitution without providing provisions for their enforcement would have no meaning. Article-32 which is right to constitutional remedies ensures the enforcement of fundamental rights. That is why "Father of Constitution" Dr. B.R. Ambedkar termed this article as "Heart and soul of constitution".
Answer: Option D. -> Article 32
Just mentioning fundamental rights in constitution without providing provisions for their enforcement would have no meaning. Article-32 which is right to constitutional remedies ensures the enforcement of fundamental rights. That is why "Father of Constitution" Dr. B.R. Ambedkar termed this article as "Heart and soul of constitution".
Just mentioning fundamental rights in constitution without providing provisions for their enforcement would have no meaning. Article-32 which is right to constitutional remedies ensures the enforcement of fundamental rights. That is why "Father of Constitution" Dr. B.R. Ambedkar termed this article as "Heart and soul of constitution".
Answer: Option C. -> Writ of Mandamus
Mandamus which literally means 'command' is a writ issued by court to a public official asking him to perform his official duties that he has failed or refused to perform. This writ can be issued only against a government official and not against a private individual or body.
Mandamus which literally means 'command' is a writ issued by court to a public official asking him to perform his official duties that he has failed or refused to perform. This writ can be issued only against a government official and not against a private individual or body.
Answer: Option B. -> Mandamus
Mandamus is a writ issued by a superior court to any govemment official, corporation or public authority to do or refrain from doing something. Both Supreme Court and High Court have been empowered with writ jurisdiction. This particular writ is applicable only on applicable only on public bodies.
Mandamus is a writ issued by a superior court to any govemment official, corporation or public authority to do or refrain from doing something. Both Supreme Court and High Court have been empowered with writ jurisdiction. This particular writ is applicable only on applicable only on public bodies.
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