Question : The transformative role of the Constitution is evident in its ability to:

 

Option 1: Reinforce existing social hierarchies

 

Option 2: Adapt to changing societal values and needs

Option 3: Ignore issues of social justice and equity

 

Option 4: Focus solely on legal formalities

 

Question : The Constitution's role in shaping Indian society is to:

Option 1: Discourage any form of social reform

Option 2: Provide a framework for legal and social progress

Option 3: Keep the societal structure unchanged

Option 4: Focus solely on economic policies

Question : In what way can media act as a catalyst for social change?
    

Option 1: By maintaining traditional values
    

Option 2: By resisting new ideas
  

Option 3: By promoting social justice issues

Option 4: By ignoring societal problems

Question :  A key aspect of the Constitution's role in social change is its:

Option 1: Inflexibility in the face of societal shifts

Option 2: Focus on maintaining traditional power structures

Option 3: Ability to evolve with changing social norms

Option 4: Emphasis on preserving the status quo

Question : The role of the Constitution in social change is primarily to:

Option 1:  Prevent any alterations in societal structure

Option 2:  Serve as a blueprint for societal transformation

Option 3:  Limit the influence of marginalized groups

Option 4:  Prioritize economic growth over social equity

Question : How does the Constitution influence social change?

Option 1: By remaining unchanged over time

Option 2: By adapting to societal needs and values

Option 3: By enforcing strict penalties for social nonconformity

Option 4: By limiting the power of the government