10 Questions
Which fundamental right is guaranteed to all citizens by the Constitution of India?
Right to freedom of speech and expression
In what circumstances can the state restrict the right to freedom of speech and expression?
When it is likely to incite violence or public disorder
What did the Supreme Court hold in the case of Kuldeep Nayar v. State of Punjab?
The right to freedom of speech and expression is not absolute
When can the state restrict speech or expression according to the Supreme Court?
When it is reasonably necessary to prevent a clear and present danger of violence or public disorder
What is one circumstance in which the state can restrict the right to freedom of speech and expression?
When the speech or expression is likely to incite violence or public disorder
Which of the following is NOT considered a personal matter protected by the right to privacy?
Religious beliefs
What is one of the challenges to the right to privacy mentioned in the text?
The rise of technology
How have the courts dealt with government surveillance programs in relation to the right to privacy?
Upheld them but with limits
What does the right to privacy guarantee according to the Constitution of India?
The right to be left alone
What has led to concerns about the erosion of privacy mentioned in the text?
The rise of technology
Quiz: Understanding the Limits of Freedom of Speech in India Test your knowledge on the limitations of freedom of speech in India. Explore the legal framework established by the Constitution of India and the Supreme Court's landmark case of Kuldeep Nayar v. State of Punjab. Discover the circumstances in which the state can restrict freedom of speech and expression to maintain public order and prevent violence.
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