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Important Questions for "Human Rights":

[1]

  1. Write an essay on Human Rights.
  2. What do you understand by Poverty? Suggest measures to eradicate poverty in India.
  3. Define Suicide. Highlight the causes of suicide.

[2]

  1. What do you mean by human rights?
  2. What is meant by value? What factors are responsible for value crisis in India?
  3. What is suicide? Mention its various forms.

[3]

  1. When is Human Rights Day celebrated?
  2. In which year were human rights adopted by the UN?
  3. When was Hegel's 'Phenomenology of Spirit' published?

[4]

  1. What do you mean by Human Rights Education? Focus on its implementational relevance in Indian context.
  2. Write the meaning of National Integration.
  3. Clarify the meaning of economic development. Elucidate the role of education in the economic development of India.

[5]

  1. How do Human Rights relate to Education?
  2. What is the contribution of Annie Besant in Education?
  3. Throw light on the contribution of Mahatma Gandhi in Education.

[6]

  1. Explain the concept of Human Rights education.
  2. What is the new concept of education as human capital?
  3. What should be the aims of education in a Democratic Society? Discuss any one of them in detail.

[7]

  1. Explain the concept of Human rights education.
  2. Give description of educational features of Nalanda University in ancient context.
  3. Write characteristics of democratic education.

[8]

  1. Describe the importance of media on Human Rights.
  2. Discuss the main functions of National Human Rights Commission.
  3. Describe the guidelines for District Magistrate according to Human Rights Commission of India.

[9]

  1. Human Rights in the American Foreign Policy.
  2. Russia's Policy of Middle East.
  3. Discuss the main principles of foreign policy of France.

[10]

  1. How many articles are there in the Human Rights Declaration?
  2. Where is the International Human Rights headquarters located?
  3. What is the ideal tool for the problem of war?

[11]

  1. When was the charter of Human Rights adopted?
  2. Neutrality is the condition of those states which in time of war take no part in the contest, but continue pacific intercourse with the belligerents. Whose statement is this?
  3. National Law regulates the behaviour of the individuals of the state and International Law regulates the behaviour of states. Who said?

[12]

  1. Examine the role of Human Rights Council.
  2. Write an essay on the development of United Nations.
  3. Discuss the powers and functions of the General Assembly.

[13]

  1. Which characteristic does not indicate the disparity in human rights?
  2. Which programme has been introduced against the spread of infectious diseases in the country?
  3. The ecosystem is based on what?

[14]

  1. Write an essay on any one of the following topics: (a) Human Rights (b) Dowry System (c) Women Empowerment (d) Role of Social Media in Education (e) Role of Women in Politics.
  2. Write a letter to your father requesting him to permit you to engage a tutor for guidance in Science. Or Write a letter to the Municipal Commissioner complaining about the garbage in your area.
  3. Improve any five of the following sentences: (a) Chinese is not an easier language. (b) Whom book is this? (c) He is an utter gentleman. (d) He did not eat some rice. (e) His acts were beneficial to all. (f) Some thief has robbed my watch. (g) Say my complaint to your father.

[15]

  1. Write an essay on human rights.
  2. Define plant succession and describe xerosere.
  3. Describe the structure and functions of any ecosystem studied by you.

[16]

  1. Write a note on Human Rights in India.
  2. Give the importance of conservation of biodiversity.
  3. Describe the sources of Energy.

[17]

  1. Where is the headquarter of the National Human Rights Commission of India?
  2. In which year was the Protection of Human Rights Act enacted in India?
  3. When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the UNO?

[18]

  1. When was the 'Human Rights Protection Act' passed in India?
  2. What is the tenure of the High Commissioner of the 'Human Rights High Commission'?
  3. To whom does the 'National Human Rights Commission' present its report?

[19]

  1. Write the concept of social structure.
  2. Write the concept of function.
  3. Write the concept of social disorganization.

[20]

  1. What do you understand by Human Rights?
  2. What are the main objectives of India's Foreign Policy?
  3. Describe the main principles of India's Foreign Policy.

[21]

  1. Write an essay on Human Rights.
  2. Write a note on Cross Border Terrorism.
  3. Discuss the main principles of Foreign Policy of India.

[22]

  1. Discuss the challenges before Indian foreign policy in the 21st century.
  2. Write a note on major irritant in Indo-Bangladesh relation.
  3. Critically analyze India's relation with China since 1988.

[23]

  1. What is the concept of Human Rights? Explain.
  2. Explain the difference between single and plural executive.
  3. Explain the essential elements of state.

[24]

  1. Explain the concept of Human Rights.
  2. Explain how globalization has increased the necessity of Human Rights.
  3. Explain the meaning and importance of Detente.

[25]

  1. Classify Human Rights and explain their importance.
  2. Mention the various articles related to the protection of Human Rights under the Indian Constitution.
  3. Write an essay on the active role of the Supreme Court in the protection of Human Rights in India.

[26]

  1. What is the concept of Human Rights?
  2. Discuss whether Human Rights are absolute.
  3. Discuss the connection between Fundamental Rights and Human Rights.

[27]

  1. What are Human Rights? Explain its historical background.
  2. What do you mean by Cyber Crime?
  3. Give suggestions for prevention of corruption in Public Life.

[28]

  1. What do you mean by Human Rights?
  2. What do you understand by Dowry?
  3. What is Crime? Discuss the legal explanation of Crime.

[29]

  1. Define Human Rights. Put some light on its actual condition in India.
  2. Discuss white collar crime. State any two main causes of it.
  3. Put some light on major problems of old-aged citizens in India and suggest some solutions for it.

[30]

  1. What is a broader concept of 'human rights'?
  2. Which section of the Protection of Human Rights Act addresses special investigation teams?
  3. What are the functions of the National Human Rights Commission?

[31]

  1. Which article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights deals with the right to health?
  2. Under which section of the Maternity Benefit Act is the provision of payment of medical bonus given?
  3. Under which case was the right to abortion struck down by the US Supreme Court?

[32]

  1. Write an essay on Human Rights.
  2. Discuss the concept of liberty and equality.
  3. What is Max Weber's theory of Bureaucracy?

[33]

  1. Max Weber's views on legitimacy.
  2. Discuss the theories of political legitimacy briefly.
  3. Write down the salient features of Bureaucracy as given by Max Weber.

[34]

  1. Elucidate the human rights in constitution.
  2. Describe the social disabilities of tribes.
  3. Describe the welfare related plan of handicapped and elderly people in Indian Constitution.

[35]

  1. What is the difference between fundamental rights, legal rights, and human rights? Are all fundamental rights human rights?
  2. Describe the Directive Principles of State Policy.
  3. Why is Article 32 of the Constitution of India considered the 'King of all Articles'?

[36]

  1. Who led the Indian delegation to the first World Conference on Human Rights?
  2. Which of the following is a human rights organization?
  3. What was the purpose of launching the SAARC movement?

[37]

  1. When was International Humanitarian Law treated as part of a broader concept of human rights?
  2. Who stated that refugee law is an inseparable part of human rights law?
  3. What is the state of International Humanitarian Law in non-international conflicts?

[38]

  1. Which school gave rise to the concept of Human Rights?
  2. On what premise does the 'Purity' of Kelson's theory rest?
  3. What are the elements of a legal right?

[39]

  1. What does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights contain?
  2. Is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights a binding legal instrument?
  3. Who chaired the drafting committee for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

[40]

  1. What is the time limit for information concerning human rights violations by exempted organizations under Section 24?
  2. In which year of the Republic of India was the RTI Act enacted by Parliament?
  3. Which sections address application rejections?

[41]

  1. What are Articles 2 to 21 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights concerned with?
  2. Which Supreme Court case reflected India's understanding of Human Rights at the time of constitution adoption?
  3. Which articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights relate to Article 21 of the Indian Constitution?

[42]

  1. When was the Human Rights Commission established in India?
  2. Which of the following is a personal factor for juvenile delinquency?
  3. What is the main unit of society in Auguste Comte's logical stage?

[43]

  1. What is Human Rights Violation in India?
  2. What do you mean by corruption in India?
  3. What is Drug Addiction? What efforts are taken by the Government of India to control drug addiction?

[44]

  1. What do you mean by human rights?
  2. Describe the present need of education for peace.
  3. Highlight the philosophy of Vivekanand on peace education.

[45]

  1. Describe Human Rights in relation to Disabled.
  2. Enlighten in detail the objectives and importance of Human Rights teaching.
  3. Write notes on the following: Role of school in protection of Human Rights, Problem of Refugees.

[46]

  1. What do you understand by examination fear?
  2. Discuss the violence and conflicts at school level.
  3. What is Krishnamurthi thought for Peace?

[47]

  1. What are the objectives of Human Rights and Education?
  2. What is the role of police in the protection of Human Rights?
  3. What are Human Rights, and how have they evolved in India historically?

[48]

  1. Describe the importance of media on Human Rights.
  2. Discuss the main functions of the National Human Rights Commission.
  3. Write notes on the following: Human Rights in relation to Women and Disabled persons, Right to Information Act and its importance.

[49]

  1. What is meant by the term 'Human Rights'?
  2. How will you explain the concept of Human Rights in a cross-cultural context? Elaborate your answer with suitable examples from India.
  3. Explain the guidelines for police commissioners according to the Human Rights Commission of India.

[50]

  1. Peace education as a human rights education.
  2. Thoughts of Tagore on peace education.
  3. Mention Gandhi's philosophy of peace.

[51]

  1. What is the Definition of Human Rights?
  2. Discuss the situation of Human Rights in India.
  3. What is the meaning of Crisis of Values?

[52]

  1. Give the meaning of human rights in Indian Constitution.
  2. Write the objectives of Human Rights Education.
  3. What should be the functions of education in national life?

[53]

  1. Focus on the importance of Education for Human Rights.
  2. Differentiate between Buddhism and Islamic traditions of Education in Indian context.
  3. What are educational thoughts of Paulo Freire?

[54]

  1. Critically examine the judicial activism of court as a protector of Human Rights.
  2. Write an essay on 'International Bills of Human Rights'.
  3. Describe the origin and development theory of Human Rights in the world.

[55]

  1. Critically examine the main provisions of the 'Universal Declaration of Human Rights'.
  2. Discuss Mao's concept of People's War.
  3. Explain the Idealistic Theory of Legitimacy.

[56]

  1. Discuss Human Rights and the Indian Constitution.
  2. What is the mandate system?
  3. Discuss the meaning and nature of the prize court.

[57]

  1. What is the basis of the concept of human rights?
  2. Where is the National Human Rights Commission headquarters?
  3. When did the International Bill on Human Rights come into existence?

[58]

  1. When is World Human Rights Day celebrated?
  2. Why is International understanding necessary?
  3. What is the teacher's role at a higher education level?

[59]

  1. In which year was the Human Rights Act introduced in India?
  2. In which state is the famous Kailash temple of Ellora situated?
  3. Which article contains the Right to Education?

[60]

  1. Write a note on human rights of a child at international level.
  2. Differentiate between female foeticide and female infanticide.
  3. Discuss the law related to miscarriage in India as provisioned under Indian Penal Code and Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act.

[61]

  1. What do you mean by Right to know? Does Right to Information is a violation to Human Rights?
  2. What does Right to Information mean?
  3. What are the powers and functions of Information Commissions?

[62]

  1. Write an essay on Right to Information and Human Rights violations.
  2. Is 'Right to Know' a fundamental right? Explain with the help of Case Laws.
  3. What are the powers and functions of Information Commission?

[63]

  1. Are the Human Rights 'a grant by a state' or are they inherent in a human being? Discuss the importance and philosophy of nature of Human Rights.
  2. Discuss the composition, procedure, and functioning of the Human Rights Committee for implementing the provisions of the covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
  3. Discuss the various rights enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights.

[64]

  1. Discuss the role of UNO in protecting the Human Rights.
  2. 'Public Interest Litigation has played a pivotal role in upholding Human Rights in India.' Discuss in detail with case laws.
  3. Discuss the various rights enshrined in American Convention on Human Rights, 1969.

[65]

  1. Under which article of Universal Declaration of Human Rights has equality of rights to men and women and their better standard of life been declared? Explain.
  2. Explain the method of implementation of Human Rights provided under the International covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966.
  3. Discuss the right to equality under Part III of the Indian Constitution as a facet of Human Rights incorporated in International instruments.

[66]

  1. What is the 'Historical Theory of Rights' regarding nature of Human Rights?
  2. 'Promoting respect for human rights is a core purpose of the United Nations and defines its identity as an organization for people around the world.' Comment.
  3. Explain the provisions regarding inquiry into the complaints and steps after inquiry under the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993.

[67]

  1. Why is December 10 celebrated as Human Rights Day?
  2. Differentiate between Human Rights and Fundamental Rights.
  3. Write an essay on Human Rights and the United Nations Charter.

[68]

  1. Write a note on Human Rights and fundamental rights.
  2. How does Human Rights Commission constitute in India?
  3. Discuss the provision of International Human Rights Instruments regarding the principle of equal rights of men and women.

[69]

  1. What do you mean by the Right to know? Does the Right to Information violate Human Rights?
  2. What do you mean by the competent authority?
  3. What do you mean by the Third-party information? Briefly explain the pre-decisional and post-decisional rights of the third party.

[70]

  1. Define "Human Rights" and point out their four basic characteristics.
  2. Point out the reasons for preparing "Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948".
  3. Briefly discuss the main problems that hinder the protection of Human Rights at International level.

[71]

  1. Critically examine the rights and freedom provided under the European Conventions on Human Rights.
  2. Write a short note on any two: National Commission for Women, Human Rights Committee and its mechanism, Public Interest Litigation and Judicial activities.
  3. Discuss the importance and provisions of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights in the context of its general principles recognized by civilized nations.

[72]

  1. Write a note on human rights of a child at the international level.
  2. Distinguish between Adultery and Rape.
  3. Discuss the law relating to testimony of children under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.

[73]

  1. How had Human Rights been advocated by Prophet Mohammad?
  2. Comment on communications relating to violations of Human Rights.
  3. In what ways are NGOs partners in the protection of Human Rights and are vitally important in endeavors of the United Nations in other fields?

[74]

  1. Explain the concept of Human Rights.
  2. Discuss the various Human Rights recognized and protected under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
  3. Discuss the structure, functions, and role of the National Human Rights Commission. What role has it played in protecting human rights in India?

[75]

  1. Write two objects and two salient features of the Human Rights Act, 1993.
  2. Explain the provisions relating to the investigation by the National Human Rights Commission.
  3. Give an account of judicial activism in India with regard to upholding Human Rights.

[76]

  1. Explain international human rights law.
  2. How far has the U. N. Commission of Human Rights been able to promote the sustainability of Human Rights in the world?
  3. Comment on National Human Rights Commission in India or the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

[77]

  1. Write a short essay on 'The concept of human rights'.
  2. Punctuate the sentence: Nighttime, thunderclouds gathered in the sky, lightning striking.
  3. Summarize the given passage and suggest an appropriate title: 'Character is the greatest wealth in life... Without character, progress is not possible.'

[78]

  1. What is universalization of Human Rights?
  2. Explain the provisions of international Human Rights instruments regarding the principle of equal rights for men and women.
  3. Discuss the various rights enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights.

[79]

  1. What conventions are consisted in International Bill of Human Rights?
  2. Discuss the nature and development of Human Rights. What are its importance in 21st Century?
  3. How far various human rights have been included within the Constitution of India through judicial interpretation?

[80]

  1. Write a note on media and human rights.
  2. Write the importance of Right to Information in democracy.
  3. What are the points a plaintiff has to prove in a suit for defamation under the law of torts?

[81]

  1. Discuss media and human rights.
  2. Is the 'freedom of press' an absolute right in India?
  3. What is the importance of 'Right to Information Act' in Indian democracy?

[82]

  1. Discuss the relation between media and human rights.
  2. Examine the scope of the right of freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)A of the constitution.
  3. What are the defences available to a defendant in a suit of defamation under law of Torts?

[83]

  1. Examine the role and contribution of the media in the protection of human rights.
  2. Explain the need for media laws.
  3. Define mass media. Explain the historical evolution of mass media in India.

[84]

  1. Explain the relationship between media and human rights.
  2. Discuss the concept of freedom of press.
  3. Write salient features of the Right to Information Act.

[85]

  1. Write an essay on Human Rights.
  2. Write a short note on SAARC.
  3. Explain the utility of collective security in international relations.

[86]

  1. Discuss the role of UNO in the promotion of Human Rights.
  2. What are the determining factors of International Relations?
  3. How the religious and geographical factors have influenced India's foreign policy? Discuss this in reference to India's neighbours.

[87]

  1. What do you understand by Human Rights?
  2. What are the motives of Family Welfare Programme in India?
  3. Show the three effects of population increase on economic development.

[88]

  1. Write a note on Human Rights in India.
  2. Write an essay on Green House effect.
  3. Write short notes on Acid Rain, Ozone layer depletion, Aims of Health education, AIDS, and Wild life conservation.

[89]

  1. Write short notes on: (a) Ecological pyramids (b) Food chain and food web.
  2. What do you mean by Ozone layer and explain its causes of depletion.
  3. What is Forest Conservation Act?

[90]

  1. Write an essay on importance of forest.
  2. Give an account of energy flow in an ecosystem.
  3. Write an essay on environment and human health.

[91]

  1. Write an essay on human rights.
  2. Food chain and Food web.
  3. Define Plant succession and describe Hydrosere in detail.

[92]

  1. Human rights are inalienable, meaning they cannot be taken away except in specific situations and according to due process of law. Explain.
  2. Discuss the role of the National Human Rights Commission in protecting the human rights of Indian citizens.
  3. How did the Universal Declaration of Human Rights influence the Constituent Assembly in drafting fundamental rights?

[93]

  1. Critically analyse the role of UNO in protecting and promoting human rights.
  2. The social, cultural, and economic aspects of human rights are inherent in the Directive Principles of State Policy of the Constitution. Explain.
  3. Explain the judicial attitude on custodial violence. What are the national and international standards to protect the human rights of a person in custody?

[94]

  1. Explain the provisions regarding inquiry into complaints and steps taken after inquiry under the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993.
  2. Explain in detail the nature and meaning of human rights.
  3. Discuss in detail the 'Social Contract Theory' regarding the evolution of human rights.

[95]

  1. Write a note on the following: Asia and Human Rights, American Convention on Human Rights.
  2. Explain the provisions regarding inquiry into complaints and steps after inquiry under the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993.
  3. Give an account of judicial activism in India with regard to upholding Human Rights.

[96]

  1. How far has the United Nations attained the desired goals to protect and preserve Human Rights?
  2. Discuss the Constitution, powers, and functions of the National Human Rights Commission and explain its effectiveness.
  3. Right to life and personal liberty: Evolution of new dimensions of Human Rights through judicial interpretation. Explain.

[97]

  1. Describe the concept of Human Rights. Why education is considered as an important tool for safeguarding human rights?
  2. Describe the process of Social change.
  3. Explain the concept of Social Norms.

[98]

  1. What do you mean by human rights? Discuss its role in human welfare.
  2. Write about the function of Sociology of Education.
  3. How education is a subsystem of society?

[99]

  1. Explain the meaning of human rights.
  2. What is the concept of social stratification?
  3. Differentiate between educational sociology and sociology of education.

[100]

  1. Why is education considered an important tool for safeguarding human rights? What should be the objectives of Human Rights Education?
  2. What do you mean by social organization? What are the various types and elements of social organization? Explain.
  3. Describe the social thoughts of Charles Cooley and their contribution to education.

[101]

  1. What is Human Rights Education? What is the role of Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), 1948 in it?
  2. Write an essay on 'Education as an Investment.'
  3. Describe the various functions of UNICEF in the Indian context.

[102]

  1. Write short notes on any two of the following: Educational Provision in Indian Constitution, Education and Human Rights, Role of State Government in Education.
  2. Explain the issues and challenges of the New Policy of Education 2020.
  3. What do you mean by sustainable development? Explain the relation between education and sustainable development.

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