Good morning ma'am, Thanks for your wonderful explanation,they way of your love to the subjects has been reflected in your explanation and it's taking us, also to love the subject to study.Your bilingual approach could allow everyone to understand.
Classes are really beneficial . one kind suggestion pls take the classes in mains perspective as you discussed at 7:40 mam as we can focus in prelims point of view after january.
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Rights are not absolute in nature which has reasonable restrictions to control over negative liberties of individuals and institutions some rights are absolute like abolition of untouchability
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Good morning mam. Fundamental rights are not absolute in nature mam because all the rights except article 17 and 24 (when read along with article 21A) are subjected to some reasonable restrictions mam. Thank you for the class mam.
@@MohanRajofz These are repeated concepts tested in UPSC preliminary examination brother. Looking at previous year question papers and studying based upon it's demand helps us what to and what not to study and even understand how to approach the resources. Everybody studies Fundamental rights and knows that is important for examination, but just simply studying it might not help us in examination. So studying the concepts and revising it by solving PYQs helps us to understand how the questions are being asked in prelims. And this is also helps us in deeper understand the subject also. Hope this reply helps. Thank you and all the best for your preparation.
Absolute means that there are no exceptions to this FR. Constitution says untouchability is abolished in all its forms. Procedural guarantees under article 22(1) & (2) are not enjoyed by enemy aliens.
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Good morning ma'am, Thanks for your wonderful explanation,they way of your love to the subjects has been reflected in your explanation and it's taking us, also to love the subject to study.Your bilingual approach could allow everyone to understand.
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Classes are really beneficial . one kind suggestion pls take the classes in mains perspective as you discussed at 7:40 mam as we can focus in prelims point of view after january.
Madam ! the dimensions of your lessons understand is reflected
In slides in very clear manner
Thankyou so much
We are all great full to have you as our teachers
Your teaching is more beautiful come from your smile 😊
Rights are not absolute in nature which has reasonable restrictions to control over negative liberties of individuals and institutions some rights are absolute like abolition of untouchability
Absolute right means that state can be imposed some restriction on rights...it can be curtailed...
Its not absolute right
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It's very useful mam....Likewise provide a lecture for optional subject also....
Thank you mam
53:03 fundamental rights are not absolute, because there are reasonable restrictions😊
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Thank you for this wonderful session ma'am.
FR is not absolute, becoz the state can inpose reasonable restrictions in certain situations.
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Fundamental rights are not absolute in nature mam because all the rights except article 17 and 24 (when read along with article 21A) are subjected to some reasonable restrictions mam.
Thank you for the class mam.
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@@MohanRajofz These are repeated concepts tested in UPSC preliminary examination brother. Looking at previous year question papers and studying based upon it's demand helps us what to and what not to study and even understand how to approach the resources. Everybody studies Fundamental rights and knows that is important for examination, but just simply studying it might not help us in examination. So studying the concepts and revising it by solving PYQs helps us to understand how the questions are being asked in prelims. And this is also helps us in deeper understand the subject also. Hope this reply helps. Thank you and all the best for your preparation.
Mam, All fundamental right are not absolute but some fundamental rights are absolute.
Good morning mam… please conduct test weekly…
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Absolute means that there are no exceptions to this FR. Constitution says untouchability is abolished in all its forms. Procedural guarantees under article 22(1) & (2) are not enjoyed by enemy aliens.
fundamental rights are not absolute it subjected to the restriction by law
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