Fundamental Rights and Duties of the Citizens and Directive Principles of State policy,MPPSC MCQ

1. What fundamental right has been significantly impacted by landmark judgments, recognizing it as a fundamental right?

  • A) Right to Equality (Article 14)

  • B) Right to Freedom of Religion (Article 25)

  • C) Right to Privacy (Article 21)

  • D) Right against Exploitation (Article 23) by Supreme Court

Answer: C) Right to Privacy (Article 21)

2. Which aspect of Fundamental Rights influences debates on free speech, media freedom, and regulation of online content?

  • A) Right to Equality (Article 14)

  • B) Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression (Article 19)

  • C) Right against Exploitation and Imprisonment (Article 23)

  • D) Right to Constitutional Remedies (Article 32)

Answer: B) Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression (Article 19)

3. Which Fundamental Duty shapes environmental consciousness, with citizens taking active roles in conservation and sustainable practices?

  • A) Duty to promote harmony and the spirit of common brotherhood (Article 51A)

  • B) Duty to safeguard public property and to abjure violence (Article 51A)

  • C) Duty towards education (Article 51A)

  • D) Duty to protect and improve the natural environment (Article 51A)

Answer: D) Duty to protect and improve the natural environment (Article 51A)

4. What does the Fundamental Duty related to the promotion of scientific temper advocate for?

  • A) Encouraging superstition and obscurantism

  • B) Advocating for blind faith

  • C) Promoting a scientific approach in policymaking and public discourse

  • D) Rejecting technological advancements

Answer: C) Promoting a scientific approach in policymaking and public discourse (Article 51A)

5. Which Directive Principle of State Policy continues to be a subject of debate, with calls for a common civil code for all citizens?

  • A) Right to Education (Article 45)

  • B) Uniform Civil Code in India(Article 44)

  • C) Promotion of cottage industries (Article 43)

  • D) Participation of workers in management of industries (Article 43A)

Answer: B) Uniform Civil Code (Article 44)



6. What is the central focus of the Right to Equality (Article 14) concerning social justice?

  • A) Affirmative action for marginalized communities

  • B) Free access to justice and legal aid

  • C) Universal and inclusive education

  • D) Environmental protection and conservation

Answer: A) Affirmative action for marginalized communities

7. How does the Right to Education (Article 21A) impact social justice in the present context?

  • A) Drives legal reforms for enhanced access to justice

  • B) Shapes policies ensuring free and compulsory education, promoting inclusivity

  • C) Influences environmental laws and regulations

  • D) Empowers citizens through Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Answer: B) Shapes policies ensuring free and compulsory education, promoting inclusivity

8. What is the present impact of the Right to Privacy as a fundamental right in the digital age?

  • A) Drives legal reforms for enhanced access to justice

  • B) Shapes policies ensuring free and compulsory education, promoting inclusivity

  • C) Influences discussions on data protection, surveillance, and informational privacy

  • D) Empowers citizens through Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Answer: C) Influences discussions on data protection, surveillance, and informational privacy

9. How does the Directive Principle related to Environmental Protection impact present laws and policies?

  • A) Drives legal reforms for enhanced access to justice

  • B) Shapes policies ensuring free and compulsory education, promoting inclusivity

  • C) Influences environmental laws, regulations, and policies, emphasizing sustainable development

  • D) Empowers citizens through Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Answer: C) Influences environmental laws, regulations, and policies, emphasizing sustainable development

10. What does the Right to Education (Article 21A) entail in terms of government initiatives?

  • A) Promotion of Good Governance (Article 50)

  • B) Access to justice , legal aid and Education

  • C) Universalizing elementary education through initiatives like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

  • D) Administrative reforms for transparency and accountability

Answer: C) Universalizing elementary education through initiatives like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

11. How does the Directive Principle related to Promotion of Good Governance (Article 50) impact governance?

  • A) Influences discussions on data protection, surveillance, and informational privacy

  • B) Drives legal reforms for enhanced access to justice

  • C) Enhances transparency, accountability, and efficiency in governance

  • D) Empowers citizens through Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Answer: C) Enhances transparency, accountability, and efficiency in governance