Rights which are given to the citizens by constitution but which cannot be touched by the state are known as
A.legal rights
B.political rights
C.fundamental rights
A.legal rights
B.political rights
C.fundamental rights
A.Japan
B.USA
C.Germany
A.elected
B.heredity
C.None of these
A.It helps in the stability of a family.
B.It promotes sense of unity and oneness.
C.In it chances of conflict do not altogether exist.
A.It is a civil contract.
B.It is supposed to preserve customs.
C.It is democratic in nature.
A.Anarchists
B.Fascists
C.Both of these
A.It distrusts the individual.
B.Possession of wealth in the hands of individuals is encouraged.
C.None of these
A.social institutions exist over a considerable time.
B.complex collection of values.
C.social institutions have a function.
A.It is universal.
B.It is found in all societies.
C.In it members have primary emotions only for each other.
A.There is thirst for gains.
B.There is intense desire to look after the welfare of the worker.
C.By higher wages workers will become trade unionists.