Question

Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion etc. (article 15 of the Constitution of India) is a Fundamental Right classifiable under_____________________

A) The Right to Freedom of Religion
B) The Right against Exploitation
C) The Cultural and Educational Rights
D) The right to Equality

Answer 1

Hint:
The Fundamental Rights are given to the citizens of India by its Constitution to protect the citizens to be discriminated against or exploited or be denied any necessities required by a person to live a good life. These rights ensure that all citizens are treated equally and have basic facilities to ensure a healthy and safe environment for them.

Complete answer:
Part three of the Indian Constitution, Article 12 to 35 provides Fundamental Rights for the Citizens of India which are protected by the law. These rights are:

1) Right to equality
2) Right to freedom
3) Right against exploitation
4) Cultural and educational rights
5) Right to constitutional remedies
6) Right to freedom of religion

The Right to Equality of the Indian Constitution prohibits discrimination of any individual on the grounds of religion, gender, caste, employment opportunities, place of birth, and also abolishes titles. Under this right, the practice of untouchability has also been banned as it was among the cruelest practices in our country. This right has been [provided in articles 14 to 18 of our constitution. Article 14 guarantees the equality of all the citizens before the eyes of the law. It ensures every person is given an equal and fair chance. Article 15 ensures that every individual of the country is given equal access to public facilities. Article 16 deals with equal opportunities to be provided to every citizen without any discrimination in allowance and working conditions.

Note:
Article 17 abolishes untouchability while Article 18 abolishes titles. Article 18 has an exception as Military and academic titles can be given to an Individual which is based on their skills.

So the correct option is (D) the right to equality. Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion etc. (article 15 of the Constitution of India) is a Fundamental Right classifiable under the right to equality.