One of the most interesting UPSC questions

[Adarsh]

The question, the options - just beautiful!

[Rishi]

Couldn't appreciate the beauty while sitting in the exam hall.

[Vinay]

Which book is it?

[Cricfan]

It was really tough, man.

[Isha]

John Locke quote - free marks for the lazy ones.

[Ramesh]

Which compilation are you referring to?

[Namrata]

I would have skipped it; I was torn between option B and C.

[Aishwarya]

I think it was a pretty weird question and could be challenged easily.

[Advik]

Do you think sometimes these are just indoctrination into certain ideologies? I feel these kinds of questions are hard to answer definitively.

[Ehsan]

No, forget the beauty. Let's talk about the answer.

Imagine a school where students must follow many rules - dress code, meal timings, hair style, etc. Those rules limit their freedom. But in a public setting, similar rules protect people. I can speak freely because the law guarantees that right, giving me liberty.

So it really depends on the context, which the question doesn't mention.

[Bhavin]

Basic NCERT question - just read the textbook, brother.