Constitution Of India Online Test 12th Political Science Lesson 1 Questions in English
Constitution Of India Online Test 12th Political Science Lesson 1 Questions in English
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Question 1 of 249
1. Question
Nationalism during the colonial period strived for
- Political independence
- Territorial integration
- Constitutionalism
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Nationalism during the colonial period strived not only for political independence but also for territorial integration, constitutionalism and democratization.
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Nationalism during the colonial period strived not only for political independence but also for territorial integration, constitutionalism and democratization.
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Question 2 of 249
2. Question
Find out the correct statement
- India is a culturally diverse country, yet united as a political state.
- Indians are dependent upon each other in many ways, and they coo
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There is a felt need to have specific agreed basic rules and regulations which could facilitate the people of this country to live together. The absence of the basic rules and regulations may imperil the very statehood of India also make the people feel insecure.
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There is a felt need to have specific agreed basic rules and regulations which could facilitate the people of this country to live together. The absence of the basic rules and regulations may imperil the very statehood of India also make the people feel insecure.
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Question 3 of 249
3. Question
Colonial rule was based on which of the following?
- Charters
- Councils Acts
- Government of India Acts
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Colonial rule was based on Charters, councils Acts and government of India Acts. The leaders and political movements of the newly emerging Indian nation to based on a definite written constitution.
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Colonial rule was based on Charters, councils Acts and government of India Acts. The leaders and political movements of the newly emerging Indian nation to based on a definite written constitution.
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Question 4 of 249
4. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The central legislative body was converted into a constituent Assembly
- The central legislative body was converted into a constitution waking body
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The central legislative body was converted into a constituent Assembly (i.e. a constitution waking body). The proposed constitution was meant to bind different shatter and different categories of society into one state, facilitating a union of states and co-operation and co-ordination between various segments that constitute the federal narrow.
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The central legislative body was converted into a constituent Assembly (i.e. a constitution waking body). The proposed constitution was meant to bind different shatter and different categories of society into one state, facilitating a union of states and co-operation and co-ordination between various segments that constitute the federal narrow.
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Question 5 of 249
5. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Constitution facilitates co-operation and co-ordination between various segments that constitute the federal narrow
- Constitution is a body of necessary codes according to which a state is constituted and governed
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The most critical function of a constitution is to provide a set of basic rules that allow for optimal coordination amongst members of the state.
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The most critical function of a constitution is to provide a set of basic rules that allow for optimal coordination amongst members of the state.
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Question 6 of 249
6. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The constitution specifies the necessary allocation of power between the various segments of the state
- The constitution does not specifies the necessary allocation of power between the various segments of the state
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The constitution specifies the necessary allocation of power between the various segments of the state. Indian diversities necessitated a Union of states, and the freedom movements favoured a democratic form of government. For example, Accordingly the Parliament in India decides laws and policies
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The constitution specifies the necessary allocation of power between the various segments of the state. Indian diversities necessitated a Union of states, and the freedom movements favoured a democratic form of government. For example, Accordingly the Parliament in India decides laws and policies
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Question 7 of 249
7. Question
7. Which part of Indian Constitution has provisions for the government to make laws to address many problems prevalent in Indian society?
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Constitution empowers the government to fulfill the aspirations of a society and create conditions for a just society. The part four of the Indian Constitution has provisions for the government to make laws to address many problems prevalent in Indian society.
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Constitution empowers the government to fulfill the aspirations of a society and create conditions for a just society. The part four of the Indian Constitution has provisions for the government to make laws to address many problems prevalent in Indian society.
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Question 8 of 249
8. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The constitution expresses the fundamental identity of the people in a country.
- People in a community may have many similar ethnic identities that exist before the enactment of the constitution.
- The people of a country will not have a political identity
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The people of a country will have a political identity after the promulgation of the structure by accepting the fundamental laws of the state put forth by the constitution.
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The people of a country will have a political identity after the promulgation of the structure by accepting the fundamental laws of the state put forth by the constitution.
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Question 9 of 249
9. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Constitution is called the “Fundamental Law of Land”
- The individual’s objectives, aspirations, and freedoms need not to comply with the constitutional regulations of a country.
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The individual’s objectives, aspirations, and freedoms should comply with the constitutional regulations of a country.
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The individual’s objectives, aspirations, and freedoms should comply with the constitutional regulations of a country.
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Question 10 of 249
10. Question
Find out the incorrect statement about constitution
- Constitutional puts forth specific fundamental laws which can be violated by its citizens.
- It does not protects certain fundamental rights of the people living in a country.
- The constitution of a country defines who are all the citizens of a nation.
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Constitutional puts forth specific fundamental laws which cannot be violated by its citizens. It also protects certain fundamental rights of the people living in a country. The constitution of a country defines who are all the citizens of a nation.
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Constitutional puts forth specific fundamental laws which cannot be violated by its citizens. It also protects certain fundamental rights of the people living in a country. The constitution of a country defines who are all the citizens of a nation.
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Question 11 of 249
11. Question
Find out the correct statement
- It illustrates the relationship between the states with each other
- It illustrates the relationship between the states with the central government
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Constitution also sets the framework that illustrates the relationship between the states or parts of a country with each other and even with the central government.
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Constitution also sets the framework that illustrates the relationship between the states or parts of a country with each other and even with the central government.
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Question 12 of 249
12. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Most of the constitutions in the world are written documents
- All the constitutions in the world are written documents
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Most of the constitutions in the world are written documents that comprise many articles and schedules.
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Most of the constitutions in the world are written documents that comprise many articles and schedules.
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Question 13 of 249
13. Question
- Which of the following countries do not have written constitution?
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The United Kingdom, instead has a series of customs, conventions and historical precedents which are collectively referred to as its constitutional components.
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The United Kingdom, instead has a series of customs, conventions and historical precedents which are collectively referred to as its constitutional components.
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Question 14 of 249
14. Question
- The constitution of UK is called as which of the following?
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There are still a few constitutions like that of the United Kingdom which do not have one single document, which could be called as a district constitution
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There are still a few constitutions like that of the United Kingdom which do not have one single document, which could be called as a district constitution
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Question 15 of 249
15. Question
Find out the correct statement about theocratic statement
- A state which is secular is a Theocratic State
- Theocratic state won’t have an official religion
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A state which is not secular is a Theocratic State. Theocratic state has an official religion (State religion).
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A state which is not secular is a Theocratic State. Theocratic state has an official religion (State religion).
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Question 16 of 249
16. Question
Which of the following is a theocratic state?
- Pakistan
- Yemen
- Vatican
- Japan
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Theocratic state has an official religion (State religion), and all the high posts of the country are reserved for the followers of the religion. Pakistan, Vatican, Japan, Yemen etc., are some examples of a Theocratic State.
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Theocratic state has an official religion (State religion), and all the high posts of the country are reserved for the followers of the religion. Pakistan, Vatican, Japan, Yemen etc., are some examples of a Theocratic State.
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Question 17 of 249
17. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Referendum refers to how a constitution comes into being who crafted it and their authority.
- Indian Constitution like the Russia was drafted after a successful national
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Formulation refers to how a constitution comes into being, who crafted it and their authority. Indian Constitution like the United States was drafted after a successful national movement.
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Formulation refers to how a constitution comes into being, who crafted it and their authority. Indian Constitution like the United States was drafted after a successful national movement.
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Question 18 of 249
18. Question
- Find out the correct statement about Indian constitution?
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The Constitution of India has the legitimacy since it has been drafted by a constituent assembly consisting of people’s representations. The Constitution of India reflected the consensus of most of the sections of people in India during Independence. There are instances where some countries have subjected their constitution to a full-fledged referendum.
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The Constitution of India has the legitimacy since it has been drafted by a constituent assembly consisting of people’s representations. The Constitution of India reflected the consensus of most of the sections of people in India during Independence. There are instances where some countries have subjected their constitution to a full-fledged referendum.
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Question 19 of 249
19. Question
Consider the following statements find out the correct answer
- Is a method of referring a question.
- It is a set of questions to the electorate directly rather than allowing them to be settled by the people’s representatives in the legislature.
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Question 20 of 249
20. Question
Find out the correct statements
- The referendum is often used to determine issues of morality
- The referendum is seen as conferring legitimacy
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The referendum is also often used to determine issues of morality which divide a government of party and to settle local matters which it is thought are best left to individual areas to decide. The referendum is seen as conferring legitimacy and popular approval on an individual and sanctions absolute authority.
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The referendum is also often used to determine issues of morality which divide a government of party and to settle local matters which it is thought are best left to individual areas to decide. The referendum is seen as conferring legitimacy and popular approval on an individual and sanctions absolute authority.
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Question 21 of 249
21. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Neither Indian Constitution nor the amendments made later were subjected to a referendum
- Indian Constitution and the amendments made later were subjected to a referendum
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Neither Indian Constitution nor the amendments made later were subjected to a referendum which could also be seen as a setback in Indian democracy perhaps the conditions prevailing at that time were not conducive to a referendum.
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Neither Indian Constitution nor the amendments made later were subjected to a referendum which could also be seen as a setback in Indian democracy perhaps the conditions prevailing at that time were not conducive to a referendum.
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Question 22 of 249
22. Question
- Which of the following country’s constitution was subjected to referendum?
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Neither Indian Constitution nor the amendments made later were subjected to a referendum which could also be seen as a setback in Indian democracy perhaps the conditions prevailing at that time were not conducive to a referendum. In this regard may be useful to study the working of referendum in Switzerland.
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Neither Indian Constitution nor the amendments made later were subjected to a referendum which could also be seen as a setback in Indian democracy perhaps the conditions prevailing at that time were not conducive to a referendum. In this regard may be useful to study the working of referendum in Switzerland.
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Question 23 of 249
23. Question
- Find out the incorrect statement
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Constitutions that are discriminative based on religion, caste and language may not get the overwhelming acceptance from all in the nation. The fundamental laws of the structure would reveal the nature of a constitution. Any constitution could be successful only when it preserves the freedom and equality of all its citizens.
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Constitutions that are discriminative based on religion, caste and language may not get the overwhelming acceptance from all in the nation. The fundamental laws of the structure would reveal the nature of a constitution. Any constitution could be successful only when it preserves the freedom and equality of all its citizens.
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Question 24 of 249
24. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- The 42nd Amendment act did not made any change in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution
- The 42nd Amendment enacted in 1972
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The 42nd Amendment act enacted in the year 1976 which enlarged the Preamble of the Indian Constitution
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The 42nd Amendment act enacted in the year 1976 which enlarged the Preamble of the Indian Constitution
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Question 25 of 249
25. Question
- Which of the following Prime Minister enacted the 42nd Amendment in 1976?
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Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi enacted the 42nd Amendment in 1976, during the Emergency, obviously to emphasise the latent secular and socialist ideals as inalienable sprit of the constitution.
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Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi enacted the 42nd Amendment in 1976, during the Emergency, obviously to emphasise the latent secular and socialist ideals as inalienable sprit of the constitution.
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Question 26 of 249
26. Question
The 42nd Amendment inserted which of the following in Preamble of the Indian Constitution?
- Sovereign
- Socialist
- Secular
- Unity
- Integrity
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The 42nd Amendment enlarged the Preamble of the Indian Constitution from “Sovereign Democratic Republic” to a “Sovereign, Socialist Secular Democratic Republic,” and also changed the words “unity of the nation” to “unity and integrity of the nation.”
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The 42nd Amendment enlarged the Preamble of the Indian Constitution from “Sovereign Democratic Republic” to a “Sovereign, Socialist Secular Democratic Republic,” and also changed the words “unity of the nation” to “unity and integrity of the nation.”
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Question 27 of 249
27. Question
The order of following words seen in Preamble is
- Democratic
- Socialist
- Sovereign
- Secular
- Republic
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Question 28 of 249
28. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Well-drafted constitution does not concentrate all powers in a single institution as it may lead to abuse of power by few
- Well-drafted constitution does not concentrate all powers in a single person as it may lead to abuse of power by few
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Well-drafted constitution does not concentrate all powers in a single person or a single institution as it may lead to abuse of power by few or one institution.
One method that may be incorporated to address this issue is to divide powers among different organs in a balanced way.
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Well-drafted constitution does not concentrate all powers in a single person or a single institution as it may lead to abuse of power by few or one institution.
One method that may be incorporated to address this issue is to divide powers among different organs in a balanced way.
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Question 29 of 249
29. Question
The Indian Constitution separates the power horizontally amongst which of the following institutions?
- Legislature
- Executive
- Police and Army
- Judiciary
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The Indian Constitution separates the power horizontally amongst institutions like the legislature, executive and judiciary that prevents any of the organs from subverting the Constitution and enhances its success and durability.
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The Indian Constitution separates the power horizontally amongst institutions like the legislature, executive and judiciary that prevents any of the organs from subverting the Constitution and enhances its success and durability.
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Question 30 of 249
30. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Indian Constitution is not too rigid
- Indian Constitution is too rigid
- Indian Constitution is not too flexible
- Indian Constitution is too flexible
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Indian Constitution is not too rigid and not too flexible, which is evident from the restrictions and flexibility in the name of the basic structure of constitution and amending provisions respectively.
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Indian Constitution is not too rigid and not too flexible, which is evident from the restrictions and flexibility in the name of the basic structure of constitution and amending provisions respectively.
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Question 31 of 249
31. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- The Indian Constitution balanced the possibility to change the provisions
- The framers of the Indian Constitution had ensured that it would survive during the test of times.
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A well-drafted constitution will maintain the core values and also adapt itself to changing environment. The Indian Constitution balanced the possibility to not only change the provisions but also limits on such changes. The framers of the Indian Constitution had ensured that it would survive during the test of times.
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A well-drafted constitution will maintain the core values and also adapt itself to changing environment. The Indian Constitution balanced the possibility to not only change the provisions but also limits on such changes. The framers of the Indian Constitution had ensured that it would survive during the test of times.
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Question 32 of 249
32. Question
- The Constituent Assembly held its first meeting on?
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The members of Constituent Assembly drafted the Indian Constitution. The Constituent Assembly held its first meeting on 9 December 1946.
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The members of Constituent Assembly drafted the Indian Constitution. The Constituent Assembly held its first meeting on 9 December 1946.
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Question 33 of 249
33. Question
- The constitution assembly re assembled after partition of Pakistan as Constituent Assembly for the remaining India on?
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The members of the Provincial Legislative Assemblies indirectly elected the members of constituent assembly.
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The members of the Provincial Legislative Assemblies indirectly elected the members of constituent assembly.
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Question 34 of 249
34. Question
- The Constituent Assembly was composed by the plan proposed by?
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The Constituent Assembly was composed of members along the lines suggested by the plan proposed by the Committee of the British Cabinet, also known as the Cabinet Mission.
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The Constituent Assembly was composed of members along the lines suggested by the plan proposed by the Committee of the British Cabinet, also known as the Cabinet Mission.
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Question 35 of 249
35. Question
Find out the correct statement about constituent assembly?
- The provinces were to elect 294 members
- While the princely states were to send a minimum of 91 seats
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The provinces were to elect 292 members while the princely states were to send a minimum of 93 seats.
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The provinces were to elect 292 members while the princely states were to send a minimum of 93 seats.
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Question 36 of 249
36. Question
- According to cabinet mission plan Provinces and princely states or group of states were allotted seats proportional to their respective population roughly in the ratio of?
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According to this Plan- Provinces and princely states or group of states were allotted seats proportional to their respective population roughly in the ratio of 1:1 million. The provinces were to elect 292 members while the princely states were to send a minimum of 93 seats.
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According to this Plan- Provinces and princely states or group of states were allotted seats proportional to their respective population roughly in the ratio of 1:1 million. The provinces were to elect 292 members while the princely states were to send a minimum of 93 seats.
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Question 37 of 249
37. Question
According to cabinet mission plan the seats of each province to the constituent assembly were distributed among which of the following communities
- Hindus
- Muslims
- Christians
- Sikhs
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The seats of each province to the constituent assembly were distributed among three main communities, namely, the Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs, in proportion to their respective populations in their province.
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The seats of each province to the constituent assembly were distributed among three main communities, namely, the Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs, in proportion to their respective populations in their province.
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Question 38 of 249
38. Question
- Members of each community in the Provisional Legislative Assembly elected their representatives to constituent assembly by the method of?
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Members of each community in the Provisional Legislative Assembly elected their representatives to constituent assembly by the method of proportional representation with a single transferable vote. The method of selection of representatives of Princely States was to be determined by the princely states themselves.
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Members of each community in the Provisional Legislative Assembly elected their representatives to constituent assembly by the method of proportional representation with a single transferable vote. The method of selection of representatives of Princely States was to be determined by the princely states themselves.
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Question 39 of 249
39. Question
- How many members were present on 26 November 1949 in the constituent assembly?
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Two hundred eighty-four members were present on 26 November 1949 and appended their signature to the Constitution as finally passed.
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Two hundred eighty-four members were present on 26 November 1949 and appended their signature to the Constitution as finally passed.
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Question 40 of 249
40. Question
- The 1st meeting of the Constituent Assembly took place in Constitution Hall in?
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The 1st meeting of the Constituent Assembly took place in Constitution Hall, New Delhi, on Monday, the 9th December 1946, at Eleven of the Clock.
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The 1st meeting of the Constituent Assembly took place in Constitution Hall, New Delhi, on Monday, the 9th December 1946, at Eleven of the Clock.
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Question 41 of 249
41. Question
The title of the first debate of the constituent assembly was?
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Question 42 of 249
42. Question
Who is the temporary Chairman of constituent assembly?
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Question 43 of 249
43. Question
Which of the following person was requesting Dr.Sachchidananda Sinha to takethe Chair as temporary Chairman?
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Question 44 of 249
44. Question
Which of the following are the members of drafting committee of constituent assembly?
- Gopalswami
- Saiyid Muhammad Saadulla
- B. R. Ambedkar
- Sir AlladiKrishnaswamy Ayyar
- M. Munshi
- L. Mitter
- P. Kaitan
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Question 45 of 249
45. Question
Find out the correct statement about constituent assembly
- The Final meeting held on 26.01.1950
- Final meeting held with the title of “Bringing of the Constitution”
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The Final meeting of constituent assembly held on 24.01.1950with the title of “Signing of the Constitution”.
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The Final meeting of constituent assembly held on 24.01.1950with the title of “Signing of the Constitution”.
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Question 46 of 249
46. Question
Who is the Chairman of the debate “Signing of the Constitution” in constituent assembly?
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The Final meeting held on 24.01.1950with the title of “Signing of the Constitution” and Dr. Rajendra Prasad is the Chairman of the debate.
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The Final meeting held on 24.01.1950with the title of “Signing of the Constitution” and Dr. Rajendra Prasad is the Chairman of the debate.
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Question 47 of 249
47. Question
The Constituent assembly debate held between which of the following days?
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The Constituent assembly debate consists of 12 Volume and it held between 9th December 1946 to 24thJanuary 1950.
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The Constituent assembly debate consists of 12 Volume and it held between 9th December 1946 to 24thJanuary 1950.
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Question 48 of 249
48. Question
Which of the following are debates of constituent assembly
- Volume I 9th December to 23rdDecember 1946
- Volume II 20th January to 25thJanuary 1947
- Volume III 28th April to 2nd May1947
- Volume IV 14th July to 31nd July1947
- Volume V 14th August to 30ndAugust 1947
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Question 49 of 249
49. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- The framers of the Constitution adopted the features of the Indian Constitution from single source
- The Weimar constitution is also known as Russian constitution
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The framers of the Constitution adopted the features of the Indian Constitution from several sources. The Weimar constitution is also known as Germany constitution.
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The framers of the Constitution adopted the features of the Indian Constitution from several sources. The Weimar constitution is also known as Germany constitution.
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Question 50 of 249
50. Question
Match the following
- US constitution – 1. Prerogative writs
- Britain Constitution – 2. Independence of Judiciary
- Canadian Constitution – 3. Directive Principles of State Policy
- Irish Constitution – 4. Federation with a strong center
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Question 51 of 249
51. Question
Which of the following details of Indian constitution were adopted from the Government of India Act, 1935?
- Federal provisions
- Office of Governor
- Judiciary
- Public service commissions
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Federal provisions, office of Governor, judiciary, public service commissions, emergency provisions, and administrative details were adopted from the Government of India Act, 1935.
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Federal provisions, office of Governor, judiciary, public service commissions, emergency provisions, and administrative details were adopted from the Government of India Act, 1935.
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Question 52 of 249
52. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Fundamental duties, the ideal of justice in the Preamble, were on the model of the constitution of the UK
- Fundamental duties were asserted through 44th amendment in 1978
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Fundamental duties, the ideal of justice (social, economic and political) in the Preamble, were on the model of the constitution of the USSR. (Fundamental duties were asserted through 42nd amendment in 1976).
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Fundamental duties, the ideal of justice (social, economic and political) in the Preamble, were on the model of the constitution of the USSR. (Fundamental duties were asserted through 42nd amendment in 1976).
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Question 53 of 249
53. Question
Which of the following were adopted from the Canadian constitution?
- Federation with a strong centre
- Residuary powers with the centre
- Removal of supreme court judges
- Concurrent list
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Federation with a strong centre, residuary powers with the centre, concurrent list, the appointment of state governors by the centre and advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court were adopted from the Canadian constitution.
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Federation with a strong centre, residuary powers with the centre, concurrent list, the appointment of state governors by the centre and advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court were adopted from the Canadian constitution.
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Question 54 of 249
54. Question
Match the following
- Australian Constitution – 1. Freedom of trade
- Weimar Constitution – 2. Suspension of Fundamental Rights during Emergency.
- Soviet Constitution – 3. Fundamental duties
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Question 55 of 249
55. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Republic and the ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity in the Preamble, were adopted from the French constitution.
- Procedure for amendment to the Constitution, and election of the members of Rajya Sabha, were on South African model.
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Question 56 of 249
56. Question
Which constitution is considered to be the longest written constitution in the world?
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The Indian Constitution is considered to be the longest written constitution in the world. The framers of the Constitution have borrowed provisions from several sources and several other constitutions of the world
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The Indian Constitution is considered to be the longest written constitution in the world. The framers of the Constitution have borrowed provisions from several sources and several other constitutions of the world
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Question 57 of 249
57. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The Indian constitution contains different provisions for states and centre and their inter relationship.
- The Indian Constitution contains the detailed list of individual rights as fundamental rights
- Indian constitution contains directive principles of state policy and details of administrative procedures
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Question 58 of 249
58. Question
Consider the following statements:
- Assertion (A): Indian Constitution may be called rigid as well as flexible
- Reason (R): The Indian Constitution is considered to be the longest written constitution in the world.
Codes:
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Indian Constitution may be called rigid as well as flexible based on its amending procedure.
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Question 59 of 249
59. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- People govern India through their representatives elected by the proportional representation by single transferable vote.
- India as a sovereign country means it manages only its internal affairs freely without the interference of any external factors.
- India as a sovereign country means it manages its internal and external affairs freely without the interference of any external factors.
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People govern India through their representatives elected by the universal adult franchise. India as a sovereign country means it manages its internal and external affairs freely without the interference of any external factors.
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People govern India through their representatives elected by the universal adult franchise. India as a sovereign country means it manages its internal and external affairs freely without the interference of any external factors.
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Question 60 of 249
60. Question
Find out the correct statement
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Socialism in Indian context means achievement of socialist goals through democratic, evolutionary and non-violent means. In India, we follow the mixed model of the socialist and capitalist economy.
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Socialism in Indian context means achievement of socialist goals through democratic, evolutionary and non-violent means. In India, we follow the mixed model of the socialist and capitalist economy.
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Question 61 of 249
61. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Secularism in Indian context means that it recognizes all religions equally with having one state religion.
- Republic in Indian context means the head of the state in India is not elected
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Secularism in Indian context means that it recognizes all religions equally without having any state religion. Republic in Indian context means the head of the state in India is elected and not the monarch.
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Secularism in Indian context means that it recognizes all religions equally without having any state religion. Republic in Indian context means the head of the state in India is elected and not the monarch.
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Question 62 of 249
62. Question
What is called the Parliamentary system?
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Parliament controls the functioning of the Council of Ministers, and hence it is called the Parliamentary system.
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Parliament controls the functioning of the Council of Ministers, and hence it is called the Parliamentary system.
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Question 63 of 249
63. Question
Find out the correct statement about a parliamentary system of government
- The executive is responsible to the legislature
- The executive remains in power only when it enjoys the confidence of the majority legislators
- The legislature is responsible to the executive
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In a parliamentary system of government, (i.e.) the executive is responsible to the legislature and remains in power only when it enjoys the confidence of the majority legislators.
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In a parliamentary system of government, (i.e.) the executive is responsible to the legislature and remains in power only when it enjoys the confidence of the majority legislators.
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Question 64 of 249
64. Question
Find out the correct statement about president
- Remaining in office for a four-year duration
- President is the nominal
- He is titular head
- He is the constitutional head
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The President of India, remaining in office for a five-year duration, is the nominal, titular or constitutional head, and the executive head
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The President of India, remaining in office for a five-year duration, is the nominal, titular or constitutional head, and the executive head
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Question 65 of 249
65. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- The Prime Minister in India is the nominal executive
- Vice President is head of the Council of Ministers
- Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to the Rajya Sabha.
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The Prime Minister in India is the real executive and head of the Council of Ministers who are collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha.
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The Prime Minister in India is the real executive and head of the Council of Ministers who are collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha.
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Question 66 of 249
66. Question
Correct
Find out the correct statement
- The Prime Minister in India is the head of the state
- The President in India is the head of the government
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The Prime Minister in India is the head of the government. The President in India is the head of the state.
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Question 67 of 249
67. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Indian Constitution has the provision for dual citizenship
- Dual citizenship in India is provided by the union
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Constitution has the provision for single citizenship provided by the union and recognized by all the states across India.
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Constitution has the provision for single citizenship provided by the union and recognized by all the states across India.
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Question 68 of 249
68. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The Constitution of India establishes political equality in India through the method of the universal adult franchise
- The universal adult franchise operates with the principle of ‘one person many vote’
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The Constitution of India establishes political equality in India through the method of the universal adult franchise which operates with the principle of ‘one person one vote.
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The Constitution of India establishes political equality in India through the method of the universal adult franchise which operates with the principle of ‘one person one vote.
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Question 69 of 249
69. Question
Find out the correct statement about universal adult suffrage
- All Indians who are twenty one years of age or above is entitled to vote in the elections.
- There is no discrimination in voting rights for the citizens of India based on caste, gender, race except religion
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All Indians who are eighteen years of age or above is entitled to vote in the elections. There is no discrimination in voting rights for the citizens of India based on caste, religion, gender, race or status.
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All Indians who are eighteen years of age or above is entitled to vote in the elections. There is no discrimination in voting rights for the citizens of India based on caste, religion, gender, race or status.
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Question 70 of 249
70. Question
Which of the following are salient features of Indian constitution
- Longest Written Constitution
- Parliamentary System of Government
- Single Citizenship
- Universal Adult Franchise
- A unique blend of rigidity and flexibility
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Question 71 of 249
71. Question
Find out the correct statement
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In India, the judicial system is an autonomous organ kept free from the influence and intervention of the executive and the legislature in exercising its functions. The integrated Indian judicial system has the Supreme Court at the apex, the high courts and lower courts are subordinate to it.
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In India, the judicial system is an autonomous organ kept free from the influence and intervention of the executive and the legislature in exercising its functions. The integrated Indian judicial system has the Supreme Court at the apex, the high courts and lower courts are subordinate to it.
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Question 72 of 249
72. Question
Find out the correct statement about fundamental rights
- Fundamental Rights are significant provisions of the Indian Constitution
- Fundamental rights are violable
- Fundamental Rights in India cannot be suspended during emergencies
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Fundamental Rights are significant provisions of the Indian Constitution and are inviolable and normal times. Fundamental Rights in India can be suspended during emergencies
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Fundamental Rights are significant provisions of the Indian Constitution and are inviolable and normal times. Fundamental Rights in India can be suspended during emergencies
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Question 73 of 249
73. Question
Find out the incorrect statement about fundamental rights
- It cannot be amended by extra ordinary means.
- The provisions of Fundamental Rights are non -enforceable in the court of law when it is violated.
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Fundamental Rights can be amended by extra ordinary means. The provisions of Fundamental Rights are enforceable in the court of law when it is violated.
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Fundamental Rights can be amended by extra ordinary means. The provisions of Fundamental Rights are enforceable in the court of law when it is violated.
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Question 74 of 249
74. Question
Which of the following amendment act inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India?
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Eighty – Sixth Amendment Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India.
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Eighty – Sixth Amendment Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India.
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Question 75 of 249
75. Question
Eighty – Sixth Amendment Act provided free education to age group of ?
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The Indian Constitution (Eighty – Sixth Amendment) Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India to provide free and compulsory education to all children in the age group of six to fourteen years as a Fundamental Right in such a manner as the State may, by law, determine.
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The Indian Constitution (Eighty – Sixth Amendment) Act, 2002 inserted Article 21-A in the Constitution of India to provide free and compulsory education to all children in the age group of six to fourteen years as a Fundamental Right in such a manner as the State may, by law, determine.
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Question 76 of 249
76. Question
The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act enacted in?
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The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009, which represents the consequential legislation envisaged under Article 21-A, means that every child has a right to full-time elementary education of satisfactory and equitable quality in a formal school which satisfies certain essential norms and standards.
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The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009, which represents the consequential legislation envisaged under Article 21-A, means that every child has a right to full-time elementary education of satisfactory and equitable quality in a formal school which satisfies certain essential norms and standards.
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Question 77 of 249
77. Question
Find out the correct statement about Directive Principles of State Policy
- Fifth part of the Indian Constitution titled the Directive Principles of State Policies
- These are enforceable in the court of law
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Fourth part of the Indian Constitution titled the Directive Principles of State Policies provides the guidelines to be followed by the states regarding governance and are not enforceable in the court of law.
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Fourth part of the Indian Constitution titled the Directive Principles of State Policies provides the guidelines to be followed by the states regarding governance and are not enforceable in the court of law.
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Question 78 of 249
78. Question
Fundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution through which of the following amendment act?
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Fundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution through the 42nd Amendment.
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Fundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution through the 42nd Amendment.
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Question 79 of 249
79. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Fundamental duties provided in part IV of the constitution
- Article 51 is deals about fundamental duties
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Fundamental duties provided in part IVA Article 51A are moral conscience which ought to be followed by the Indian Citizens.
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Fundamental duties provided in part IVA Article 51A are moral conscience which ought to be followed by the Indian Citizens.
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Question 80 of 249
80. Question
Find out the correct statement
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India is an indestructible Union with destructible states which means it acquires a unitary character during the time of emergency.
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India is an indestructible Union with destructible states which means it acquires a unitary character during the time of emergency.
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Question 81 of 249
81. Question
Find out the incorrect statement about India
- The Union is strictly a federal polity
- Though federal in form, the Indian Constitution, is both unitary as well as federal according to the requirements of the times and the circumstances.
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The Union is not strictly a federal polity but a quasi-federal polity with some vital elements of unitariness. Though federal in form, the Indian Constitution, unlike other federal Constitutions, is both unitary as well as federal according to the requirements of the times and the circumstances.
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The Union is not strictly a federal polity but a quasi-federal polity with some vital elements of unitariness. Though federal in form, the Indian Constitution, unlike other federal Constitutions, is both unitary as well as federal according to the requirements of the times and the circumstances.
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Question 82 of 249
82. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The Constitution recognizes the need to provide for the review of the judgment
- The Constitution does no recognizes the need to provide for the review of the judgment
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The Constitution recognizes the need to provide for the review of the judgment or the order of the Supreme Court by itself.
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The Constitution recognizes the need to provide for the review of the judgment or the order of the Supreme Court by itself.
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Question 83 of 249
83. Question
The Supreme Court has the power to review any judgment pronounced or made by it under which of the following article?
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Subject to the provisions of any law made by Parliament or any rules made by the Supreme Court under Artical.145, the Supreme Court has the power to review any judgment pronounced or made by it.
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Subject to the provisions of any law made by Parliament or any rules made by the Supreme Court under Artical.145, the Supreme Court has the power to review any judgment pronounced or made by it.
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Question 84 of 249
84. Question
Which of the following is a prominent feature of our constitution
- The independent judiciary
- Judicial review
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The independent judiciary in India with the power of judicial review is a prominent feature of our constitution
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The independent judiciary in India with the power of judicial review is a prominent feature of our constitution
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Question 85 of 249
85. Question
Which of the following is a remarkable achievement of the framers of our Constitution?
- Parliamentary Sovereignty
- Written Constitution
- Judicial Review
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The harmonization which our Constitution has effected between Parliamentary Sovereignty and a written Constitution with a provision for Judicial Review is a remarkable achievement of the framers of our Constitution.
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The harmonization which our Constitution has effected between Parliamentary Sovereignty and a written Constitution with a provision for Judicial Review is a remarkable achievement of the framers of our Constitution.
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Question 86 of 249
86. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Citizenship identifies those who are the lawful members of a country.
- The Citizenship Act, 1945 regulates the acquisition of citizenship after the adoption of the Indian Constitution
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Citizenship identifies those who are the lawful members of a country. The Citizenship Act, 1955 regulates the determination and acquisition of citizenship after the adoption of the Indian Constitution
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Citizenship identifies those who are the lawful members of a country. The Citizenship Act, 1955 regulates the determination and acquisition of citizenship after the adoption of the Indian Constitution
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Question 87 of 249
87. Question
The Indian Constitution provides for citizenship by?
- Birth
- Descent
- Registration
- Naturalization
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The Indian Constitution provides for citizenship by birth, descent, registration, naturalization and by incorporation of territory
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The Indian Constitution provides for citizenship by birth, descent, registration, naturalization and by incorporation of territory
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Question 88 of 249
88. Question
Find out the correct statement
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The Constitution also provides for renunciation and termination of citizenship under certain circumstances. The Constitution contains provisions regarding registration of Overseas Citizens of India and their rights.
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The Constitution also provides for renunciation and termination of citizenship under certain circumstances. The Constitution contains provisions regarding registration of Overseas Citizens of India and their rights.
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Question 89 of 249
89. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2015 was introduced in Rajya Sabha
- It was introduced by the Minister of State, Ministry of defense, on February 27, 2015
- This bill amends the Citizenship Act, 2003
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The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2015 was introduced in Lok Sabha by the Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs, on February 27, 2015 that amends the Citizenship Act, 1955.
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The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2015 was introduced in Lok Sabha by the Minister of State, Ministry of Home Affairs, on February 27, 2015 that amends the Citizenship Act, 1955.
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Question 90 of 249
90. Question
Find out the correct statement about The Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2015?
- A person may apply for a certificate of naturalization if they have resided in India for twelve months immediately preceding the date of application.
- The Bill allows the Central Government to relax the requirement of twelve months stay or service if extraordinary circumstances exist.
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The Act allows a person to apply for citizenship by registration or naturalization if they fulfill specific qualifications. A person may apply for a certificate of naturalization if they have resided in India or have served the Government in India for twelve months immediately preceding the date of application. The Bill allows the Central Government to relax the requirement of twelve months stay or service if extraordinary circumstances exist.
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The Act allows a person to apply for citizenship by registration or naturalization if they fulfill specific qualifications. A person may apply for a certificate of naturalization if they have resided in India or have served the Government in India for twelve months immediately preceding the date of application. The Bill allows the Central Government to relax the requirement of twelve months stay or service if extraordinary circumstances exist.
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Question 91 of 249
91. Question
The provisions for Fundamental Rights are mentioned in which Part of the Indian Constitution?
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The Constitution of India asserts the basic principle that every individual is entitled to enjoy certain essential rights
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The Constitution of India asserts the basic principle that every individual is entitled to enjoy certain essential rights
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Question 92 of 249
92. Question
Fundamental Rights as categorized into?
- Right to Equality
- Right to Freedom
- Right to Exploitation
- Right to Freedom of Religion
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Fundamental Rights as categorized into six heads, firstly Right to Equality, secondly Right to Freedom, thirdly Right against Exploitation, fourthly Right to Freedom of Religion, fifthly Cultural and Educational Rights and lastly Right to Constitutional Remedies.
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Fundamental Rights as categorized into six heads, firstly Right to Equality, secondly Right to Freedom, thirdly Right against Exploitation, fourthly Right to Freedom of Religion, fifthly Cultural and Educational Rights and lastly Right to Constitutional Remedies.
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Question 93 of 249
93. Question
A provision for Right to Property was under _____ Article which was also a Fundamental Right?
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Initially there was a provision for Right to Property under Article-31 which was also a Fundamental Right.
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Initially there was a provision for Right to Property under Article-31 which was also a Fundamental Right.
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Question 94 of 249
94. Question
Which of the following Amendment Act had omitted Right to Property from the Fundamental Rights Part?
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Initially there was a provision for Right to Property under Article-31 which was also a Fundamental Right. The 44th Amendment Act, 1978 had omitted Right to Property from the Fundamental Rights Part
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Initially there was a provision for Right to Property under Article-31 which was also a Fundamental Right. The 44th Amendment Act, 1978 had omitted Right to Property from the Fundamental Rights Part
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Question 95 of 249
95. Question
Right to property was added in which of the following article of constitution?
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The 44th Amendment Act, 1978 had omitted Right to Property from the Fundamental Rights Part and added it as Article 300A therefore considered as a legal right.
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The 44th Amendment Act, 1978 had omitted Right to Property from the Fundamental Rights Part and added it as Article 300A therefore considered as a legal right.
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Question 96 of 249
96. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Fundamental rights provided in Part III of the Indian Constitution are judicially non-enforceable
- Thereby the individual cannot move the judiciary, if there is a violation on any of these rights
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Fundamental rights provided in Part III of the Indian Constitution are judicially enforceable, thereby the individual can move the judiciary, if there is a violation on any of these rights
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Fundamental rights provided in Part III of the Indian Constitution are judicially enforceable, thereby the individual can move the judiciary, if there is a violation on any of these rights
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Question 97 of 249
97. Question
The right to move straight to the Supreme Court for the enforcement of fundamental rights is under?
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Question 98 of 249
98. Question
Article 32 provides for which of the following?
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The right to move straight to the Supreme Court for the enforcement of fundamental rights is under 32 that is named as Right to Constitutional Remedies.
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The right to move straight to the Supreme Court for the enforcement of fundamental rights is under 32 that is named as Right to Constitutional Remedies.
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Question 99 of 249
99. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- All Fundamental rights in India are absolute
- Fundamental rights in India are however not absolute
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Fundamental rights in India are however not absolute and rational restrictions can be imposed keeping in view of the security requirements of the state. It ensures political justice for the people.
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Fundamental rights in India are however not absolute and rational restrictions can be imposed keeping in view of the security requirements of the state. It ensures political justice for the people.
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Question 100 of 249
100. Question
Which of the following are salient features of Indian constitution?
- Independent and Integrated Judicial System
- Fundamental Rights
- Directive Principles of State Policy
- Fundamental Duties
- Federal or Unitary
- Balancing Parliamentary Supremacy with Judicial Review
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Question 101 of 249
101. Question
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a document adopted in?
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Question 102 of 249
102. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- One of the unique provisions of the Indian Constitution is the chapter on Directive Principles of State Policy.
- These principles are like directives to the government to implement them for establishing social and political justice in India.
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One of the unique provisions of the Indian Constitution is the chapter on Directive Principles of State Policy. These principles are like directives to the government to implement them for establishing social and economic justice in India.
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One of the unique provisions of the Indian Constitution is the chapter on Directive Principles of State Policy. These principles are like directives to the government to implement them for establishing social and economic justice in India.
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Question 103 of 249
103. Question
Directive Principles of State Policy comprises which of the following
- Equal pay for men only
- Free and compulsory primary education
- Right to work
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It comprises significant provisions for equal pay for both men and women, free and compulsory primary education, and right to work.
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It comprises significant provisions for equal pay for both men and women, free and compulsory primary education, and right to work.
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Question 104 of 249
104. Question
- Organization of village panchayat is a provision in?
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Question 105 of 249
105. Question
Part IV of the Indian Constitution also has provision for
- Public assistance in case of old age
- Sickness and disablement
- Adequate means to livelihood
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Part IV of the Indian Constitution also has provision for public assistance in case of old age, unemployment, sickness and disablement, the organization of village Panchayats, adequate means to livelihood, special privilege to the economically backward sections of the people and distribution of wealth
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Part IV of the Indian Constitution also has provision for public assistance in case of old age, unemployment, sickness and disablement, the organization of village Panchayats, adequate means to livelihood, special privilege to the economically backward sections of the people and distribution of wealth
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Question 106 of 249
106. Question
Most of these principles could help in making India a welfare state. Though the provisions given in the Directive Principles of State Policy is not justifiable, these principles are considered very significant in the governance of the country.
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Find out the correct statement
- The provisions given in the Directive Principles of State Policy is always justifiable
- The provisions given in the Directive Principles of State Policy is sometimes justifiable
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Most of these principles could help in making India a welfare state. Though the provisions given in the Directive Principles of State Policy is not justifiable, these principles are considered very significant in the governance of the country.
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Question 107 of 249
107. Question
- Who said “My idea of Gram Swaraj is that it is a complete republic, independent of its neighbours for its own vital wants and yet interdependent for many others in which dependence is necessary.
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Question 108 of 249
108. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- Ambedkar wanted the central government to have minimal power, and he wanted the villages to rule themselves traditionally with village chiefs and councilors.
- According to Gandhi, village possessed a cruel reality of communalism and caste system; thus it will lead to the cornering of minorities.
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Gandhi wanted the central government to have minimal power, and he wanted the villages to rule themselves traditionally with village chiefs and councilors. According to Ambedkar, village possessed a cruel reality of communalism and caste system; thus it will lead to the cornering of minorities.
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Gandhi wanted the central government to have minimal power, and he wanted the villages to rule themselves traditionally with village chiefs and councilors. According to Ambedkar, village possessed a cruel reality of communalism and caste system; thus it will lead to the cornering of minorities.
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Question 109 of 249
109. Question
Find out the correct statements said by Gandhi about panchayat raj
- Gandhi through his social and political initiatives facilitated the country to realize that the power of people which could be facilitated only through effective local self-government.
- “I shall work for an India in which the poorest shall feel that it is their country, in whose making they have an effective voice.”
- Gandhi time and again emphasized need for power in the hands of the people in India through the Panchayat Raj model
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Question 110 of 249
110. Question
- Who said, “The greater the power of the people, the better for the people.”
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Question 111 of 249
111. Question
111. Who said villages were nothing “but a sink of localism, a den of ignorance and communalism.”
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Question 112 of 249
112. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Constitution that was drafted under Chairmanship of ambedkar did not mention a word about Panchayati Raj.
- Constitution that was drafted under Chairmanshi of ambedkar mentions word about Panchayati Raj.
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For Ambedkar, those villages were nothing “but a sink of localism, a den of ignorance and communalism.” The dominant and influential communities would make villages their monopoly and that would render other communities voiceless. The result was that the Constitution that was drafted under his Chairmanship did not mention a word about Panchayat Raj.
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For Ambedkar, those villages were nothing “but a sink of localism, a den of ignorance and communalism.” The dominant and influential communities would make villages their monopoly and that would render other communities voiceless. The result was that the Constitution that was drafted under his Chairmanship did not mention a word about Panchayat Raj.
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Question 113 of 249
113. Question
- Provision for the village panchayats present in which part of Indian constitution?
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Many Gandhians persuaded the committee to have a provision for the village panchayats in Part IV of the Indian Constitution titled Directive Principle of State Policy vesting the responsibility in State legislatures.
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Many Gandhians persuaded the committee to have a provision for the village panchayats in Part IV of the Indian Constitution titled Directive Principle of State Policy vesting the responsibility in State legislatures.
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Question 114 of 249
114. Question
- Which of the following article states that the State shall take steps to organize village panchayat?
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Article 40 states that the State shall take steps to organize village panchayat and endow them with such powers and authority as may be necessary to enable them to function as units of self -government.
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Article 40 states that the State shall take steps to organize village panchayat and endow them with such powers and authority as may be necessary to enable them to function as units of self -government.
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Question 115 of 249
115. Question
Find out the fundamental duties of Indian constitution
- Respect the National Flag and the National Anthem
- To cherish and follow the noble ideals
- To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity, and integrity of Indi
- To defend the country
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Part IVA of Indian Constitution defines as Fundamental duties. (51A) – It shall be the duty of every citizen of India – (a) To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals and institutions, the National Flag and the National Anthem; (b) To cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom; (c) To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity, and integrity of India; (d) To defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so.
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Part IVA of Indian Constitution defines as Fundamental duties. (51A) – It shall be the duty of every citizen of India – (a) To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals and institutions, the National Flag and the National Anthem; (b) To cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom; (c) To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity, and integrity of India; (d) To defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so.
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Question 116 of 249
116. Question
- Which of the following is not a fundamental duty of Indian constitution?
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To promote harmony and the spirit of universal brotherhood amongst all the people of India transcending religious, linguistic and regional or sectional diversities; to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women; To value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture; To protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and wildlife, and to have compassion for living creatures.
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To promote harmony and the spirit of universal brotherhood amongst all the people of India transcending religious, linguistic and regional or sectional diversities; to renounce practices derogatory to the dignity of women; To value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture; To protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and wildlife, and to have compassion for living creatures.
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Question 117 of 249
117. Question
Find out the fundamental duties of Indian constitution
- To develop the scientific temper, humanism
- To safeguard public property
- To strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity
- Parent to provide opportunities for education to his child between the age of six and eighteen years.
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To develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform; To safeguard public property and to abjure violence; To strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity so that the nation constantly rises to higher levels of endeavour and achievement; Who is a parent or guardian to provide opportunities for education to his child or, as the case may be, ward between the age of six and fourteen years.
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To develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform; To safeguard public property and to abjure violence; To strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity so that the nation constantly rises to higher levels of endeavour and achievement; Who is a parent or guardian to provide opportunities for education to his child or, as the case may be, ward between the age of six and fourteen years.
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Question 118 of 249
118. Question
The Parliament of the Union consists of
- The President
- Rajya Sabha
- Lok Sabha
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Under Article 79, the Parliament of the Union consists of the President and two Houses known respectively as the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha.
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Under Article 79, the Parliament of the Union consists of the President and two Houses known respectively as the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha.
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Question 119 of 249
119. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The Council of States is called as Lok Sabha
- The House of the People is otherwise known as Rajya Sabha
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The Council of States is called as Rajya Sabha. The House of the People is otherwise known as Lok Sabha.
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The Council of States is called as Rajya Sabha. The House of the People is otherwise known as Lok Sabha.
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Question 120 of 249
120. Question
Find out the correct statement
- The Union Legislature is bicameral
- The need for a bicameral system of the legislature in a federation is admitted
- The Upper House represents the units
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The Union Legislature is bicameral, and the need for a bicameral system of the legislature in a federation is admitted: the Upper House represents the units, the Lower House represents the people; the two Houses respectively at once functioning to preserve the integrity of the units and to secure the integration of the Union.
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The Union Legislature is bicameral, and the need for a bicameral system of the legislature in a federation is admitted: the Upper House represents the units, the Lower House represents the people; the two Houses respectively at once functioning to preserve the integrity of the units and to secure the integration of the Union.
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Question 121 of 249
121. Question
121. Find out the correct statement about Rajya sabha
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The Rajya Sabha consists of 250 members, where the President nominates twelve in the manner provided. The remaining 238 members will be the representatives of the States and the Union territories.
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The Rajya Sabha consists of 250 members, where the President nominates twelve in the manner provided. The remaining 238 members will be the representatives of the States and the Union territories.
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Question 122 of 249
122. Question
Find out the correct statement about Lok Sabha
- Consists of 543 members chosen by direct election from territorial constituencies in the States
- Not more than twenty-five members to represent the Union territories
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The Lok Sabha consists of 543 members chosen by direct election from territorial constituencies in the States and not more than twenty-five members to represent the Union territories selected in such manner as Parliament may by law provide.
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The Lok Sabha consists of 543 members chosen by direct election from territorial constituencies in the States and not more than twenty-five members to represent the Union territories selected in such manner as Parliament may by law provide.
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Question 123 of 249
123. Question
Find out the correct statement about president
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The president of India is elected by members of an electoral college consisting of the elected members of both Houses of Parliament and Legislative Assemblies of States/UTs. Term: Five Years.
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The president of India is elected by members of an electoral college consisting of the elected members of both Houses of Parliament and Legislative Assemblies of States/UTs. Term: Five Years.
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Question 124 of 249
124. Question
Find out the correct statement about president
- Term of president is Five Years.
- The term is fixed and not Subject to impeachment by Parliament.
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Term of president is subject to impeachment by Parliament.
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Term of president is subject to impeachment by Parliament.
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Question 125 of 249
125. Question
Find out the correct statement about Rajya Sabha
- A permanent body subject to dissolution.
- One fourth of members retire biennially after completing a term of six years
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A permanent body not subject to dissolution. However, one third of members retire biennially after completing a term of six years.
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A permanent body not subject to dissolution. However, one third of members retire biennially after completing a term of six years.
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Question 126 of 249
126. Question
Find out the incorrect statement about lok sabha
- The term of lok sabha is Five years.
- It is subject to dissolution by Prime Minister of India.
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Question 127 of 249
127. Question
- Rajya Sabha, a nomenclature that was announced by the Chair on?
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The ‘Council of States’ which is also known as Rajya Sabha, a nomenclature that was announced by the Chair on 23rd of August 1954 as its distinguishable feature.
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The ‘Council of States’ which is also known as Rajya Sabha, a nomenclature that was announced by the Chair on 23rd of August 1954 as its distinguishable feature.
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Question 128 of 249
128. Question
- The origin of the second Chamber can be traced to the?
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Rajya Sabha is the second chamber of the Parliament. The origin of the second Chamber can be traced to the Montague Chelmsford Report.
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Rajya Sabha is the second chamber of the Parliament. The origin of the second Chamber can be traced to the Montague Chelmsford Report.
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Question 129 of 249
129. Question
- Montague Chelmsford Report otherwise known as?
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Question 130 of 249
130. Question
130. The Government of India Act, 1919 provided for the creation of second chamber of the then legislature which came into existence in?
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The Government of India Act, 1919 provided for the creation of a ‘Council of State’ as a second chamber of the then legislature with a restricted franchise which came into existence in 1921.
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The Government of India Act, 1919 provided for the creation of a ‘Council of State’ as a second chamber of the then legislature with a restricted franchise which came into existence in 1921.
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Question 131 of 249
131. Question
Find out the incorrect statement
- The Prime Minister of Britain was the ex-officio President of the then Council of State.
- The Government of India Act, 1935, hardly made any changes in its composition
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The Governor-General was the ex-officio President of the then Council of State. The Government of India Act, 1935, hardly made any changes in its composition.
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The Governor-General was the ex-officio President of the then Council of State. The Government of India Act, 1935, hardly made any changes in its composition.
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Question 132 of 249
132. Question
Find out the correct statement
- An extensive debate took place in the Constituent Assembly regarding Second Chamber
- Constituent Assembly decided to have a bicameral legislature due to a vast country with immense diversities
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Composition: 250 Members: 238 representing states/UTs and 12 nominated by President of India. Term: A permanent body not subject to dissolution. However, one third of members retire biennially after completing a term of six years.
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Composition: 250 Members: 238 representing states/UTs and 12 nominated by President of India. Term: A permanent body not subject to dissolution. However, one third of members retire biennially after completing a term of six years.
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Question 133 of 249
133. Question
Find out the correct statements about rajya sabha
- Rajya Sabha is a federal chamber where 245 members are elected by the both elected members of Assemblies of the States and Union Territories.
- Rajya Sabha is a federal chamber where 238 members are elected by the elected members of Assemblies of the States and Union Territories.
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Rajya Sabha is a federal chamber where 238 members are elected by the elected members of Assemblies of the States and Union Territories. Apart from elected, the President can nominate 12 members to Rajya Sabha, thus making a total of 250
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Rajya Sabha is a federal chamber where 238 members are elected by the elected members of Assemblies of the States and Union Territories. Apart from elected, the President can nominate 12 members to Rajya Sabha, thus making a total of 250
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Question 134 of 249
134. Question
- Who acts as the Chairman of Rajya Sabha?
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Question 135 of 249
135. Question
Find out the correct statement
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The Vice-President acts as the Chairman of Rajya Sabha. In his absence, the deputy chairman takes the place of the chairman who is elected by the members of Rajya Sabha
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The Vice-President acts as the Chairman of Rajya Sabha. In his absence, the deputy chairman takes the place of the chairman who is elected by the members of Rajya Sabha
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Question 136 of 249
136. Question
- The 1st sitting of Rajya Sabha was held on?
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The 1st sitting of Rajya Sabha was held on 13th May 1952, unlike Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha can never be dissolved.
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The 1st sitting of Rajya Sabha was held on 13th May 1952, unlike Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha can never be dissolved.
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Question 137 of 249
137. Question
Find out the various discussions which will held in rajya sabha?
- Half an hour discussion
- Short duration discussion
- Motions of matters in public interests.
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Question 138 of 249
138. Question
Find out the correct statements
- The Conduct of Business in Rajya Sabha is the booklet that provides implicit conduct of its members.
- The Rules of Procedure in Rajya Sabha is the booklet that provides implicit conduct of its members.
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The Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Rajya Sabha is the booklet that provides explicit conduct of its members. There are various discussions namely: half an hour discussion, short duration discussion and motions of matters in public interests.
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The Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Rajya Sabha is the booklet that provides explicit conduct of its members. There are various discussions namely: half an hour discussion, short duration discussion and motions of matters in public interests.
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Question 139 of 249
139. Question
139. The official language act came in the year?
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Question 140 of 249
140. Question
140. Which article says that official Language of the Union shall be Hindi?
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The official Languages Bill, 1963, was introduced, because Article 343 of the Constitution stated categorically that the Official Language of the Union shall be Hindi after 1963.
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The official Languages Bill, 1963, was introduced, because Article 343 of the Constitution stated categorically that the Official Language of the Union shall be Hindi after 1963.
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Question 141 of 249
141. Question
- Two national anthems, Vande Mataram and Jana gana mana these two national anthems come from?
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The government has accepted two national anthems, Vande Mataram and Jana gana mana. Neither of these two national anthems is in the Hindi language.They come from Bengali.
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The government has accepted two national anthems, Vande Mataram and Jana gana mana. Neither of these two national anthems is in the Hindi language.They come from Bengali.
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Question 142 of 249
142. Question
Find out the correct statement
- Hindi has got the claim to become the official language
- When Hindi became the official language of India it was spoken by 42 percent of the population
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Question 143 of 249
143. Question
Hindi is spoken in which of the following states
- U.P
- Bihar
- Rajasthan
- Madhya Pradesh
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Question 144 of 249
144. Question
Find out the correct sessions of rajya sabha
- First Session – Monsoon Session
- Second Session – Winter Session
- Third Session – Budget Session
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Generally, during a year, three sessions of the Rajya Sabha are held, as follows: First Session (Budget Session. Second Session (Monsoon Session). Third Session (Winter Session).
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Generally, during a year, three sessions of the Rajya Sabha are held, as follows: First Session (Budget Session. Second Session (Monsoon Session). Third Session (Winter Session).