Concept:The question tests knowledge of which rights are listed as Fundamental Rights under Part III of the Indian Constitution.
Explanation:Article 18 abolishes titles and prohibits the State from conferring any title (except military or academic distinctions).
This means that the right to be conferred with titles does not exist as a Fundamental Right — in fact, it is explicitly prohibited.
The six Fundamental Rights under Part III are: Right to Equality, Right to Freedom, Right against Exploitation, Right to Freedom of Religion, Cultural and Educational Rights, and Right to Constitutional Remedies.
Right to education (Option A) is a Fundamental Right under Article 21A.
Right to establish educational institutions by minorities (Option B) is a Fundamental Right under Article 30.
Right against untouchability (Option D) is a Fundamental Right under Article 17.
Only Option C — the right to be conferred with titles — is not a Fundamental Right because Article 18 abolishes titles.
Answer:Option C — Right to be conferred with titles.
