a. Right to Equality.

b. Right to Freedom.

c. Right to secure a social order in which social, economic and Political justice shall inform all the institutions of national life.

d. Right against Exploitation.

a. who was born in the territgry of India.

b. either of whose parents was bom in the territory of India.

c. who has been ordinarily resident in the territory of India for not less than five years immediately preceding such commence ment.

d. any of these.

a. All persons are equal before the law.

b. The State shall not discriminate against any citizen on grounds only of religion, race, caste, sex place of birth or any of them.

c. There will be economic equality'

d. There will be equality of o*pportunity in matters of public employment.

a. commonwealth citizenship in India.

b. citizenship in India.

c. 'very important persons' in India.

d. all of these.

a. There is no special implication.

b. The Government is const tutionally bound to pursue socioeconomic policies to ensure social, economic and political justice for all citizens.

c. Now, the Indian Constitution resembles the Russian Constitu tion.

d. None of these.

a. It acted as a Constitution-framing body.

b. it acted as a Provincial Parliament (till an election was held under the new Constitution).

c. Both of these.

d. None of these.

a. This writ means 'Let us have the body'.

b. This writ is extremely valuable in ensuring personal liberty.

c. When this writ is issued, the detained person has be brought before the court.

d. All of these.

a. The person concerned must belong to a country where Indian citizens are allowed to become citizens or subjects of that country by naturalisation.

b. The person concerned must renounce the citizenship of his own country.

c. The person concerned must be of a good character.

d. All of these and more.

a. If a citizen voluntarily acquires the citizenship of any foreign State.

b. If a citizen assists the enemy in any manner.

c. If it is found out that the citizen has obtained the certificate of naturalisation by improper means.

d. Any of these.

a. Traffic in human beings and all forms of forced labour are prohibited.

b. No child below the age of fourteen years can be employed in a factory or mine or in any other hazardous employment.

c. Both of these.

d. None of these.