Question : In what way does the Constitution act as a catalyst for social change?

Option 1: By remaining static and unchangeable

Option 2: By enforcing rigid social hierarchies

Option 3: By providing a platform for marginalized voices

Option 4: By limiting the scope of civil liberties

Question : The role of the Constitution in social change is primarily to:

Option 1:  Prevent any alterations in societal structure

Option 2:  Serve as a blueprint for societal transformation

Option 3:  Limit the influence of marginalized groups

Option 4:  Prioritize economic growth over social equity

Question : Social change through the Constitution is achieved by:

Option 1: Ignoring contemporary social issues

Option 2: Adhering strictly to traditional values

Option 3: Addressing inequalities and promoting inclusivity

Option 4: Limiting the scope of fundamental rights

Question : In what way can media act as a catalyst for social change?
    

Option 1: By maintaining traditional values
    

Option 2: By resisting new ideas
  

Option 3: By promoting social justice issues

Option 4: By ignoring societal problems

Question : The Indian Constitution serves as a tool for social change by:

Option 1: Limiting the participation of marginalized communities

Option 2: Ensuring the preservation of outdated traditions

Option 3: Promoting equality and protecting human rights

Option 4: Prioritizing economic development over social issues