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Daily Quiz 2.0: UPSC Prelims Marathon: April 10
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66 responses to “Daily Quiz 2.0: UPSC Prelims Marathon: April 10”
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there’s some confusion regarding the case laws- some books +some previous newspaper articles mention that SC read Right to Privacy as a part of Article 21, though not exclusively provided for in the Constitution…however, the recent articles mention the exact opposite (especially when a larger supreme court bench is being set up to review the earlier judgment)..pardon for the last message here..regards
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Daily Quiz 2.0: UPSC Prelims Marathon: April 10
10 Apr, 2017Post By : ForumIASComments : 62Category : Daily QuizTopic of the Week: Polity and related issues
Daily Quiz 2.0 : April 10
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3 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:18
You have reached 3 of 5 scores, (60%)
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Thank you!!
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Daily Quiz 2.0: UPSC Prelims Marathon: April 10
10 Apr, 2017Post By : ForumIASComments : 59Category : Daily QuizTopic of the Week: Polity and related issues
Daily Quiz 2.0 : April 10
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4 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:01:54
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In both Kharak Singh and M P Sharma, SC ruled that right to privacy is a part of many FRs and a part of Article 21 resp
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You have reached 5 of 5 scores, (100%)
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May I get your WhatsApp number…we can be friends..
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It’s ok learn from your mistakes
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Kuch Bhi Nahi Hua, It Just You Tend To Feel Bad When You Don’t Perform Well…….!!!!
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sc has said it cannot be used for social programs but it is has been made mandatory for most of programs and nowhere it has said it to be fundamental right.
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SC has said Aadhar cannot be mandatorily used for social benefit programs. Also Aadhar is very unlikely to eliminate poverty on its own. The mandatory inclusion of Aadhar in banking and finance will definitely be Unconstitutional without necessary privacy and security.
Unfortunately the SC had earlier ruled that Aadhar may be used outside of Social Benefit programmes also, which is the crux of the debate.
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5 of 5 questions answered correctly
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it can’t be fundamental right becoz in yesterday’s article I read that the adhar card should be used even if it hurts privacy because the main issue is eliminating poverty through social schemes by the use of adhar card, there are bigger issues . Read this under point of no return, last para . http://www.thehindu.com/-paper/ttodaysp-opinion/clarity-and-facts-on-the-ground/article17899450.ece
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Right to Privacy should certainly be a fundamental right, it is a fundamental aspect of democratic culture and civilized society. We can only hope the esteemed SC will realise the Right to Privacy as an inviolable part of the Constitution and restore the citizens their due.
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As per my understanding since its an inferred right its not guaranteed ..just like right to sound sleep is an inferred right under article 21 but still we may say its violated due to external factors therefore not guaranteed..
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Kya hua
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5 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:04:03
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nope, i usually read newspaper one day later,….so most of the time its only thought process on such recent current question and mostly i do wrong. so its more like learning…:) -
Plus age. Art 45 focused on 6-14 years children before the amendment while ECCE focuses on 0-6 years.
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3 of 5 questions answered correctly
Your time: 00:02:27
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Ok..so both care and education..
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4 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:23
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i did 2 correct but awarded 1 correct only…SAD ;-(
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Supreme Court is yet to determine whether right to privacy is a fundamental right or not. Isn’t that what Aadhaar contoversy is about? There is an article also in today’s newspaper.
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If it’s not guaranteed, then what’s fundamental about it?
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3 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:42
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Even I have similar doubt.
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/whatsapp-case-for-constitution-bench/article17835593.ece -
same here with same score 🙁
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You Can Not Expect To Come Up With A Winner Always.You Win Some ,You Loose Some…..!!!!
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4 of 5 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:02:27
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Right to privacy . Somebody please explain.
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/whatsapp-case-for-constitution-bench/article17835593.ece -
Article 45 was amended to provide for ECCE (Early child care and education). Earlier it provided for education for children of 6-14 years. Now that 86th amendment made it a fundamental right, DPSP was amended to enshrine another goal.
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What is the change in DPSP by 86th amendment..The amendment provided voice to DPSP..which change actually?
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Superb!
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Hi 🙂
You went correct with stats act 2008? -
Its not a “guaranteed” fundamental right
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It is an executive vs legislative tussle over who is supreme over other … so currently it is claimed by legislative that it is not a fundamental right … where as opponents argue it is a part of article 21.
As such in Menaka Gandhi case about interpretation of article 21, ambit of enlargement of article 21 included right to privacy.
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3/5..and I thought i am Hulk in polity
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i also think right to privacy shouldn’t be fundamental right
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right to privacy a fundamental right?? then why aadhaar issue is in court for privacy concern and not struck down??
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5 of 5 questions answered correctly
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