Answer the following questions on the Indian Constitution. PART A: Answer each in 3 lines. (a) What ...

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Answer the following questions on the Indian Constitution. PART A: Answer each in 3 lines. (a) What is meant by equality in the eye of the law? (b) Explain the right to freedom. (c) What is the importance of fraternity? (d) What is the right to property? (e) Discuss the right to constitutional remedies. (f) Explain the importance of the anti-defection law in the Indian Constitution. (g) Elucidate sovereignty and socialism. (h) Name the three writs available to secure the fundamental rights of citizens. (i) Summarize the role of the anti-defection law. (j) What is the importance of including fundamental rights in the Indian Constitution? PART B: Answer one option from each question. 2. (a) "Equality is one of the magnificent cornerstones of Indian democracy." Explain. (b) Explain the importance of sovereignty and socialism in the Indian Constitution. OR (c) What are the major committees of the Constituent Assembly? (d) Explain the historical evolution of the Indian Constitution. 3. (a) Briefly mention the main provisions of the 1947 Act and their importance in the Constitution. (b) "Right to freedom is one of the most fundamental rights assured by the Indian Constitution." Explain. OR (c) Describe the outstanding features of the Constitution. (d) Examine the federal features of the Indian Constitution. 4. (a) Explain political justice, social justice, and economic justice as mentioned in the Preamble. (b) Name the committees of the Constituent Assembly in drafting the Indian Constitution. OR (c) Discuss in detail the Right to Education Act and its importance in society. (d) Explain in detail the right against exploitation and how it is helpful to society. 5. (a) Describe the powers and functions of the High Court of India. (b) Write briefly about the great qualities of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and how they have inspired you. OR (c) Describe the powers and functions of the Supreme Court of India. (d) Explain the salient features and the importance of implementing the Jan Lokpal Bill. 6. (a) Discuss the powers and privileges of the President of India as laid down under the Indian Constitution. (b) Summarize the importance of the Right to Information Act in the Indian Constitution. OR (c) Explain in detail the right to freedom of religion and how it is useful to society. (d) Write the factors that led Indian leaders to develop the Indian Constitution.