A. Right to print public news and views
B. Right to gather news
C. Freedom not to publish any news, article, correspondence or other matter
D. None of the above
A. When security of state is in danger
B. When stability of Government is in danger
C. When public order is likely to be disturbed
D. When relations with foreign Government are likely to be spoiled
A. Right to print and publish news and views
B. To distribute or circulate the printed matters
C. To comment on public affairs and criticize public men and measures
D. All the above
A. Newspapers only
B. Weekly and monthly periodicals only
C. Newspapers, weeklies, monthlies and other published material
D. None of the above
A. Single party system
B. Liberal democracy
C. Philosopher king
D. Presidential system of Government
A. Enlightened public opinion
B. Rich peasantry
C. Powerful government
D. Single party system
E. None of the above
A. Free press
B. Right to hold meetings
C. Right to criticise the government
D. Right to hold property
E. Right to express views
A. Should be vigilant
B. They should leave it to the Government
C. They should leave it to the opposition
D. They should leave everything to the care of the head of the government
A. Complementary of each other
B. Contradictory to each other
C. Partly complementary to each other
D. Both complementary as well as contradictory to each other
A. Totalitarian states
B. Dictatorships
C. Liberal democracies
D. Fascist states