Diversity and Discrimination

What does the Constitution of India ensure regarding untouchability?

• It is encouraged.

• It is optional

• Abolition and prohibition of untouchability
• Acceptance of untouchability

Which of the following statements is true about the diversity of religions in India?

• India practices only Hinduism.

• India practices all eight major religions in the world.

• India practices only Buddhism and Jainism.

• India practices only Christianity and Islam.

How many languages are recognized as people's mother tongues in India?

• 3120

• 1600

• 1555

• 1222

What is a common reason people may feel safe and secure with others?

• If they are wealthy.

• If they are from a different country.

• If they look, talk, dress, and think like them.

• If they practice a different religion.

What does "prejudice" mean?

• To judge others positively.

• To celebrate diversity.

• To ignore differences.

• To judge other people negatively or see them as inferior.

What does the term "Dalit" mean?

• People who are rich.

• Those who have been ‘broken’.

• People who are from upper castes.

• People who are from urban areas

What is a key value that unites all Indians according to the Constitution?

• Equality of all persons

• Wealth

• Education

• Technology

What was Dr. Ambedkar's caste, which was considered untouchable?

• Kshatriya
• Mahar
• Vaishya
• Brahmin

What is meant by "secular country" in the context of India?

• A secular country is one where the government is involved in religious matters.
• A country where only one language is spoken.

• A country where one religion is compulsory.

• A country where people of different religions have the freedom to practice their religion without fear of discrimination.

What does the term "diversity" mean in the context of India?

• Uniformity of culture and traditions
• Exclusivity of a single religion
• Variety in languages, religions, and cultural practices

• Uniformity in festivals and celebrations