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The Constitution grants Cultural and Educational Rights with a view to:
Evolve a common national culture
Eradicate illiteracy from the country
To help the minorities conserve their culture
None of the above
Cultural and Educational Rights have been granted by the Constitution with certain underlying purpose. India being a secular state, to maintain it and let the minority mix with the mainstream society without affecting their own culture, these provisions have been made. This can also help in the harmonious development of the country.
By: MIRZA SADDAM HUSSAIN ProfileResourcesReport error
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