Rights and Duties of Citizens
Social Studies
Rights and Duties of Citizens starts at 4 and continues till grade 5.
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Is it a right or a duty to keep your surroundings clean?
Is it a right or a duty to pay taxes?
Is it a right or a duty to protect monuments and heritage sites?
Name any two Fundamental Rights given to Indian citizens.
What does the Right to Equality mean?
What happens if citizens do not follow their duties?
What is a 'right' of a citizen?
What is the importance of Fundamental Duties?
What is the meaning of 'duty' as a citizen?
Why is it important to follow the laws of the country?
Why is the Right to Education important for children?
Why should we not damage public property?
Why should we respect the national anthem?
Explain how the Right to Freedom helps you in your daily life as a student.
Imagine you see someone throwing garbage on the road. What is your duty as a responsible citizen in this situation?
Read the scenario: Riya wants to join a science club at her school, but her friend says only boys can join. Which right is being denied to Riya?
Why is it important for citizens to respect the beliefs and customs of others in India?
Why should citizens follow the rules made by the government even if they do not agree with them?
