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GS Paper IUPSC Prelims 1999
Fundamental Rights & DPSP
Question No. 66Interactive Test Mode
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Q66. A British citizen staying in India cannot claim the right to:

A British citizen staying in India cannot claim the right to:

Select the correct option below (or cross out options to eliminate)
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Official UPSC Answer KeyUPSC Prelims 1999 • Polity

Correct Answer: Option (A) — Freedom of trade and profession

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The Fundamental Rights available exclusively to Indian citizens and not to foreigners (including a British citizen) are Articles 15, 16, 19, 29, and 30.

  • Freedom of trade and profession under Article 19(1)(g) is available only to citizens of India.
  • Equality before law (Article 14), Protection of life and personal liberty (Article 21), and Freedom of religion (Article 25) are available to all persons, citizens and foreigners alike.
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Question Specifications & Syllabus Mapping

Examination & YearUPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination 1999 (Q66)
Paper & Marking SchemeGS Paper I • 2 Marks (-0.66 Negative for incorrect response)
Syllabus Subject & TopicPolity → Fundamental Rights & DPSP
Official Answer KeyOption (A) — (a) Freedom of trade and profession

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Frequently Asked Questions — UPSC Prelims 1999 Q66

What is the official answer for UPSC Prelims 1999 GS Paper I Question 66 (Polity)?

The official UPSC answer key for this 1999 Polity (Fundamental Rights & DPSP) question is Option (A): "(a) Freedom of trade and profession". Correct attempts carry 2 Marks with -0.66 Negative penalty for wrong answers.

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