Question : The Constitution of India plays a pivotal role in social change by:

 

Option 1: Ensuring uniformity in cultural practices

 

Option 2: Upholding the principles of justice and equality

Option 3: Discouraging any amendments to its provisions

Option 4: Prioritizing economic objectives over social welfare

Question : The Constitution of India promotes social change by:

Option 1: Upholding traditional values without modification

Option 2: Providing a rigid framework that resists change

Option 3: Encouraging a dynamic interpretation of laws

Option 4: Isolating legal principles from social realities

Question : In a diverse society like India, shared norms help in:

Option 1:  Creating uniformity

Option 2: Reducing cultural diversity

Option 3: Maintaining social order

Option 4: Promoting individualism

Question : Critics of the New Economic Policy in India argue that it has led to:

Option 1: Greater self-reliance

Option 2: Reduced foreign investment

Option 3:  Increased social equality

Option 4:  Widening economic disparities

Question : The struggle for women's equality in India has its roots in:

Option 1: Economic reforms

Option 2: Technological advancements

Option 3: Social and cultural movements

Option 4: Political upheavals

Question :  Non-electoral Dalit movements in India have primarily focused on:

Option 1: Economic development

Option 2: Social justice and equality

Option 3:  Political representation

Option 4: Technological advancement