Below is the list of features given in the Preamble. Read them closely from the image above and write down examples of the application of these values in daily life around you. Two have been completed to help you with the exercise.

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Features of the Preamble
How we see them in our daily lives

Sovereign
The people have supreme right to make decisions on internal as well as external matters. No external power can dictate the government of India.

Secular
A person does not have to take permission from the State to practice the rituals of their religion if the practice does not interfere with anyone else’s day-to-day life.

Republic
In India, we elect our leaders through elections, and political power is not inherited through family ties or mon¬archy, ensuring the government is accountable to the people.

Justice
The State provides equal oppor-tunity to all in jobs, regardless of gender, caste, religion, etc.

Liberty
People are free to express their opinions, practice their beliefs, and lead their lives without unjust restrictions or fear of persecution.

Equality
All individuals are treated equally be¬fore the law, and no one is discriminated against based on their gender, caste, religion, or social background.

Fraternity
People from different backgrounds, cultures, and religions live together as equals, supporting each other and fostering a sense of unity in the community.

Class 7 SST Chapter 10 The Constitution of India An Introduction Question Answer (Exercise)

Features of the Preamble	How we see them in our daily lives
Sovereign	The people have supreme right to make decisions on internal as well as external matters. No external power can dictate the government of India.
Secular	A person does not have to take permission from the State to practice the rituals of their religion if the practice does not interfere with anyone else’s day-to-day life.
Republic	In India, we elect our leaders through elections, and political power is not inherited through family ties or mon¬archy, ensuring the government is accountable to the people.
Justice	The State provides equal oppor-tunity to all in jobs, regardless of gender, caste, religion, etc.
Liberty	People are free to express their opinions, practice their beliefs, and lead their lives without unjust restrictions or fear of persecution.
Equality	All individuals are treated equally be¬fore the law, and no one is discriminated against based on their gender, caste, religion, or social background.
Fraternity	People from different backgrounds, cultures, and religions live together as equals, supporting each other and fostering a sense of unity in the community.

The Constitution of India — Question 7

Class 7 SST Chapter 10 The Constitution of India An Introduction Question Answer (Exercise)