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Questions Option A Option B

India is referred as ___ under the Indian

1 Constitution. State Hindustan
Who is empowered to admit a new State
2 to the Union of India? Prime Minister Parliament
Which important Human Right is
protected in Article 21 of our Right to Life and
3 Constitution? Liberty Right to Equality
The Constitution confers a special
authority for the enforcement of FRs on
4 the State Legislature Parliament
The FRs of the Indian Citizen in our
Constitution are contained in (OR) FRs
are
guaranteed under ____ of the Indian
5 Constitution. Part IV Part III
The FRs, which cannot be suspended
even during the emergency, are Articles
6 _____. 29 and 30 14 and 15
Clause (1) of Article 13 is applicable only Post-constitutional
7 to Personal Laws Laws
Original Constitution classified FRs into
8 seven categories but now there are Eight Five
India’s desire for civil liberties started
from the struggle for independence
against
9 the Portuguese Rule British Rule
India borrowed the idea of incorporating
10 FRs in the Constitution from Great Britain France
The concept of Single Citizenship is
11 borrowed from the Constitution of Canada Australia
The concept of Dual Citizenship in the
Union of India was recommended by
_____
12 Committee. Ashok Mehta L. M. Singhvi
Under which Article of the Indian
Constitution, Citizenship of a person can
be
determined at the commencement of
13 the Constitution? 6 5
Who is authorized to lay down
14 qualifications to acquire the Citizenship? Prime Minister Parliament

15 FRs are not applicable to Prime Minister Armed Forces

Right to Property is a legal right under
16 the Article ____. 300A 300
The Right to equality guaranteed by the
17 Indian Constitution does not include Social Equality Equality before Law
 Which of the following confers upon the
citizens the right to approach a court of
law
for the protection and restoration of Right against
18 FRs? (Right) Liberty exploitation
19 The Right to Constitutional Remedies are Fundamental Rights Natural Rights
The Constitutional remedies under the
20 Article 32 can be suspended by the Supreme Court President
Writs can be issued for the enforcement
21 of FRs by the President Parliament
Which one of the following FRs is
restrained by the Preventive Detention
Act? [Right
22 to] Religion Freedom
Who can abridge any FR without
damaging or destroying the basic
features of the
23 Constitution? Prime Minister President
Which of the following is the guardian of
the FRs of the citizens? (OR) Who is the
24 Protector and Guarantor of the FRs? President Supreme Court
Both Supreme and
25 Any violation of FRs can be presented to High Court only High Courts
26 ‘Ultra vires’ means Error of Law Procedural error
27 Who are not entitled to form Union? Teachers Students
Who quoted ‘Child of today is the Citizen
28 of tomorrow’? Jawaharlal Nehru Vallabhbhai Patel
Generally, the census is conducted for
29 _____ year(s). 5 9
What is the age in years for casting their
30 vote? 21 19
Persons having higher Highly cultured
31 ‘Creamy Layer’ means incomes persons
the same law shall
the same law shall apply to all,
apply to all who are irrespective of
32 ‘Equal Protection of Law’ means similarly situated religion, race, caste
Minimum percentage of reservation in a
33 educational institution is 70% 60%
linguistic or
34 Minority may be regional or national religious
Which one of the following courts is
35 responsible for the enforcement of FRs? Any Courts High Court
Who among the following has voting An adult resident
36 rights? A citizen of a State citizen of a State
The Right against
37 Which one is not a FR? The Right to Equality Exploitation
From which Constitution was a concept
of a 5-year plan borrowed into our
38 Constitution? Ireland USA
 Which Act created for the first time in
39 India ‘Government of India’? Charter Act of 1813 Charter Act of 1833
Which Act created for the first ‘The The Pitts India Act,
40 Supreme Court’? The Act of 1786 1784
How many Committees were set up by
the Constituent Assembly for framing
the
41 Constitution? 9 13
India has been described under Article 1
42 of the Constitution as a Confederation Union of States

43 The Constitution of India is flexible rigid

The Constitution of India describes India
44 as Quasi-federal Unitary State
The important test to identify the basic
45 features of the Indian Constitution is FDs DPSP
The Preamble to the Constitution does
46 not contain Fraternity Democratic
The Preamble of Indian Constitution has
47 been amended so far Once Twice
48 The Preamble was amended by the 24th Amendment 42nd Amendment
spirit of
49 ‘Fraternity’ means fatherly treatment brotherhood
Added by 24th Added by the 44th
50 The words ‘Socialist Secular’ were Amendment Amendment
‘Liberty’ in our Preamble does not
51 include Freedom of Thought Belief
Which among the following is an aid to
52 the Statutory Interpretation? Directive Principles Fundamental Rights
Which of the key to open the minds of
53 the makers of the Constitution? Fundamental Duties Fundamental Rights
If the Head of the State is an elected
functionary for a fixed term, it is known
as ____
54 State. Federal Republic
Objective Resolution was silent as to the
concept of ____ which was inserted into
the
55 Preamble by the Constituent Assembly. Republic Sovereignty
Universal Adult Franchise shows that
56 India is a _______ country. Secular Democratic
Who proposed Preamble before the
57 Drafting Committee of the Constitution? B. R. Ambedkar Mahatma Gandhi
‘Sovereignty’ in a democracy rests with
58 the Government Prime Minister
The Preamble secures Justice, Liberty,
59 Equality and Fraternity to Residents of India All persons
Which of the following is described as
60 the ‘Soul of the Constitution’? Fundamental Rights Preamble
 People have the right
to choose and change The Constitution is
61 Democracy of India rests on the fact that the government written
The word ‘Democracy’ is derived from
62 the Greek words Democratos Demos and Cartos
What is the chief (ultimate) source of
63 political power (authority) in India? Constitution People
The Judiciary acts as an guardian of the Unitary
64 Constitution in a Evolved Constitution government
It is described so in
the preamble of the
65 India is a Secular State because Constitution It is an anti-religion
A State which does not promote or
interfere in the affairs of religion is
66 referred to as Sovereign Socialist
67 The Constitution is a Rigid Law Fixed Law
68 The Constitution of India provides Multiple citizenship Double citizenship
The fundamental organs of the State are
69 established by Parliament Constitution

The aims and objectives of the Chapter of

70 Constitution have been enshrined in The Preamble Fundamental Rights
The Republic of India established by the
71 Constitution is not Sovereign Unitary
The present Five-year Plan (2002-2007)
72 is 11th 9th
make the meaning
73 ‘Amend’ means remove the difficulties more clear
rectify the mistakes in
74 ‘Enact’ means the law single action
The Indian State is regarded as federal
because the Indian Constitution provides Written
75 for Double Constitution Constitution
Who treated as ‘Sovereign’ in
76 Constitution of India? Prime Minister Parliament
The Constitution of India provides
77 _______ system of Government. Parliamentary Bicameral
Indian Constitution is called ‘Quasi-
78 Federal’ because it has Single Citizenship Single Judiciary

The Freedom of speech and expression commercial

79 does not include advertisements calling for ‘Bundh’

80 Freedom of press is included in Right to carry any profession education

Freedom of press is protected under the
81 Article 19(1)(d) 19(1)(b)

practice any
82 ‘Right to Privacy’ includes Right to profession personal liberty
 A citizen of India may be debarred from crime or corrupt or
83 the Right to vote on the ground of unsoundness of mind illegal practice
Freedoms guaranteed under the Article
19 are suspended during emergency on
the War or external
84 ground of Internal disturbance aggression
Right to Freedom guaranteed under
85 Article 19 ____ during emergency. cannot be suspended can be restrained
Freedom of religion guaranteed under Persons residing
86 the Article 25 is applicable to Citizens only within India
Article 25 guarantees freedom of
87 religion, but it is subject to Public order Morality
right of every human
Right to life and personal liberty being to live with mere animal
88 guaranteed under Article 21 implies dignity existence
Writ of Habeas
89 This is not a Writ. Writ of Mandamus Corpus
District and
90 Writ can be directly filed in the Magistrate Court Sessions Court
in the form of an
order calling upon a
person who has by a superior court
detained another to the lower court
person to directing it to
bring that person transfer the record
before court and of
show authority for proceedings in case
91 The writ of Habeas Corpus is issued such detention for its review
directing to
whereby it can call produce a person
upon a person to detained by an
show under what official before the
authority he is holding nearest court
The writ of Quo Warranto is an order the within
92 from a superior court office 24 hours
to command a
person or public
to produce an illegally authority to do
detained person something in the
The writ of Mandamus is issued by a before a court within nature of the
93 superior court to 24 hours public duty

to an inferior court to to an inferior court

transfer the record of to stop further
The writ of Certiorari is issued by a proceedings in a case proceedings in a
94 superior court for review particular case
 to an inferior court
or body exercising
judicial or quasi-
to an authority to judicial functions to
produce an illegally transfer
detained person the record of
The writ of Prohibition is issued by a before the court for proceedings in a
95 superior court trial case for its review
Prohibits judicial
Prohibits a person to and quasi-judicial
continue in a public authority from
96 Writ of Prohibition post taking an action
The writ issued by the superior court
directing any constitutional, statutory or
nonstatutory
agency from not continuing their
97 proceedings is known as Certiorari Prohibition
judicial authority acts search warrant is
in excess of issued against a
98 Writ of Certiorari is issued when a jurisdiction person
The writ in the form of order which
removes a suit from an inferior court to
superior
court to prevent an excess of jurisdiction
99 is known as Habeas Corpus Mandamus
Exploitation of any sort is prohibited
100 under the Article 20 22
A laborer is entitled to get at least
minimum wages, otherwise ____ Article
101 is violated. 24 23
Child labor is prohibited under the
102 Article 15(4) 23
103 Conflict of interest may be imaginary FALSE
there is likelihood ofthere are chances
A person is detained under the Special committing offence of escaping from
104 Law when against public India
A charge sheet
An Advisory Board must be filed within
When a person is detained under a must be constituted three months in the
105 Special Law within three months proper court
Writ of Mandamus can be issued on the Non-performance
106 ground of Unlawful detention of public duties
Writ of Quo Warranto can be issued on To quash the order of
107 the ground of the lower court Unlawful detention
Which of the following writ is issued by
the Supreme Court if it sends an order to
restrain a person from acting in an office
108 to which he / she is not entitled? Certiorari Mandamus

109 Writ of Habeas Corpus means natural right we command

 Subject to
reasonable
110 The FRs provided to the citizens are Absolute restrictions
Which important Human Right is
protected in the Article 21 of
Constitution of India? Freedom of Speech
111 (Right to) Life and Liberty and Expression
Freedom from arbitrary arrest is
112 provided under Right to Equality Right to Education
The number of Fundamental Freedoms
113 are guaranteed by our Constitution are Ten Seven
To prevent persons coming to India from
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and African
countries
to become Indian citizens a Citizenship
114 (Amendment) Act was passed in the year 1982 1984
The framers of our Constitution
borrowed the concept of DPSP from the
Constitution
of (OR) The idea of DPSP is borrowed
115 from the Constitution of France USSR
DPSP are contained in (OR) Welfare
provisions under Indian Constitution are
116 guaranteed under Part IV Part III
The Constitution assures economic
117 justice to the Indian citizens through FRs DPSP
The DPSP are included in our
118 Constitution from Articles 36 to 51 37 to 52
All of the following Articles deals with
119 DPSP except 32 37
120 The DPSP are Legal Rights Political Rights
Sometimes
121 The DPSP are Justiceable justiceable
Parliament, supported
by more than 50% of MPs of Lok Sabha
122 By whom the DPSP be amended? States and Rajya Sabha
Planning in India derives its objectives
123 from the Preamble DPSP
Civil law applicable
to Hindus, Muslims
Common Civil law and Christians in
124 ‘Common (Uniform) Civil Code’ means applicable to all certain matters
Promotion of
Which among the following DPSP that International Peace
125 has not been implemented so far Uniform Civil Code and Security
126 The phrase ‘Economic Justice’ is found in FRs and FDs Preamble and FRs
The Right to adequate means of
livelihood is to be provided by the State
under the
127 Article 40 38
 early childhood care
and education for all free and
children until they compulsory
Article 45 mandates the State to provide complete the age of education for all
128 for 6 years children
To make the
Constitution an
instrument of social Strengthen
129 The DPSP seek change Judiciary

Untouchability is The State shall

abolished and its endeavor to
practice in any form protect and
shall be punishable by improve the
130 Which one of the following is a DPSP? law environment
No law can be passed
Which characteristic of the DPSP by legislature which is
provided in the Indian Constitution is not in conformity with Not enforceable by
131 incorrect? these principles any court

132 This is not a DPSP. Provide free legal aid Secure living wage
Village Panchayats (Article 40) are the
best examples for India’s ___ form of
133 government. Secular Republican
Improving the
The Indian Constitution is silent as to standard of living of Free legal aid to
134 which of the following DPSP? workers poor
In the event of non-enforcement of DPSP
by the Government, a citizen of India can
135 move the Supreme Court District Court
Abide by the
136 FD demands to Work sincerely Constitution

To abide by the To develop

137 This is not a FD. Constitution scientific temper
What is the remedy available for the Filing Criminal
138 breach of FDs under the Constitution? Filing Civil suit complaint
curb subversive and
FDs were incorporated in the unconstitutional prevent misuse of
139 Constitution to activities FRs
are contained in Part lie scattered
IV-A of the throughout the
140 The FDs of citizens Constitution Constitution
Under which Article the FDs are
141 enshrined under the Indian Constitution? 52 51
The FDs cannot be enforced by writs,
142 they can be promoted by _____ method. Legal Constitutional
The original text of the Constitution
doesn’t contain FDs, however it is
inserted by
143 way of ____ Amendment. 42nd 44th
 It is the duty of every citizen if India to
promote harmony and the spirit of
common
brotherhood amongst all people of India
144 under Article 51A (e) 51A (b)
Develop scientific
145 The purpose of FD is to Remove poverty temper
The President of Indian Union has the
146 similar Constitutional authority as the British Monarch President of USA
The Supreme Court of India was created Act of Parliament,
147 by 1950 The Constitution
Which of the following is not one of the
148 three organs of the Union / State? Executive Press
The organ of the State which makes law
149 is Legislature Executive
The organ of the State implement and
150 execute laws is known as Parliament Legislature
make constitutional
151 ‘Legislate’ means form government amendment

just, fair and justice according to

152 ‘Natural Justice’ means reasonable action providence
Acting as the
Which of the following is not a function guardian of citizen’
153 of judiciary? Issuing Writs s rights
Under the Indian Constitution, the
subjects of administration have been
154 divided into Six lists Four lists
The President of India is an integral part
155 of the Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha
The Parliament may confer by law any
functions on the authorities concerned
except
156 the Council of Ministers Prime Minister
Which of the following is not a
constitutionally mandatory body?
157 (Commission for) Election National SC / ST
Disputes arising out of
pre-constitution
The Appellate Jurisdiction of the treaties and
158 Supreme Court does not involve in agreements Civil cases
In India, the power of Judicial Review is
159 enjoyed by the High Courts Supreme Court only
The Chief Justice and other Judges of the
160 High Court are appointed by the Chief Justice of India Governor
In criminal matters, the highest court of Court of Second Class Court of First Class
161 appeal in a district is the Magistrate Magistrate
The Speaker is elected by the Members
162 of ________. The President Rajya Sabha
163 Who elects the President of India? The Prime Minister By Electoral College
 How many times the President can seek
164 re-election to his post? Thrice Infinite times
A Bill for the purpose of altering the
boundaries of any State shall be
introduced in
either of the House of the Parliament
with the recommendation of the Chairman of Rajya Speaker of Lok
165 _______. Sabha Sabha
A Bill for the purpose of reorganization
of states shall be introduced in either of
House
of the Parliament with the prior approval Speaker of Lok
166 of the Prime Minister Sabha
The President will decide the question as
to disqualification of the MPs in
consultation
167 with the Vice President Prime Minister
168 Railways is a subject under ____ List. Residuary State
The other names for Rajya Sabha Upper House / House Lower House /
169 (Permanent Body) are of States House of States
The other names for Lok Sabha Lower House / House Upper House /
170 (Temporary Body) are of People House of People
Lok Sabha, Rajya
Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and
171 Parliament of India is composed of Sabha President
The first session of the Parliament after
172 the General Election is Directory Mandatory
The first session of the Parliament is
173 called as ______ Session. Primary Winter
it can oust the Council
Lok Sabha is superior to the Rajya Sabha of Ministers through a
174 because vote of no-confidence it is directly elected
How many MPs of Lok Sabha shall
support a motion of ‘No Confidence’ in
the
government, before it can be admitted
175 by the Speaker? 45 55
Which among the following is identified
176 as the ‘Democratic Chamber’? Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha
Which among the following is described
177 as ‘Knowledge House’? Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha
Composition and function of Rajya Sabha
178 points towards ________ Character. Unitary Quasi-federal
An Ordinance promulgated by the
179 President when one House is in session is Illegal Void
The Ordinance making power of the
President is subjected to the control of
180 the Cabinet Minister Supreme Court
An Ordinance can be promulgated on
181 the subject mentioned in List I and List III List II
 Who is having the power to summon and
182 dissolve the House of Parliament (LS)? Prime Minister Vice President
Which Budget will be proposed first in
183 the Parliament House? General Budget Railway
Usually, General Budget is presented to
184 the Parliament on Last day of February Last day of March
The first session of the year commences
with the address by the ______ in the
185 Parliament. Prime Minister Vice President
The first hour of every sitting in both the
186 Houses of Parliament is devoted to Question Hour Zero Hour
What are the timings followed for the
187 Question Hour in the Parliament House? 12 to 1 11 to 12
What are the timings followed for the
188 Zero Hour in the Parliament House? 11 to 12 2 to 3
The maximum duration of the Zero Hour
189 (in minutes) in Lok Sabha can be 30 60
What is the minimum age in years for
becoming the MP at Lok Sabha and Rajya
190 Sabha? 25 and 30 30 and 25
Who can be removed for violation of
Constitution by a process called as
Impeachment
191 Motion? Prime Minister President
The seat of a MP may be declared
vacant, if he / she is, without the
permission of the
House absent from the meeting of that
192 House for a period of ______ days. 30 60
Impeachment proceedings against the
193 President shall be initiated in Rajya Sabha only Lok Sabha only
Which one of the following takes part in
the election of the President but has no
role State Legislative State Legislative
194 in his impeachment? Councils Assemblies
The Supreme Court
has declared it to
be within the
A Bill presented in the Parliament The President has competence of
195 becomes an Act after given his assent Union Parliament
Who will elect the Vice President of MP (Rajya Sabha and
196 India? Lok Sabha) MP (Rajya Sabha)
Which of the following is presided over
197 by a non-member? Rajya Sabha Lok Sabha
Public Interest Public Interest
198 Full form of PIL is Legislation Litigation
Who has the power to pardon in case of
199 capital punishment? Chief Justice President
Who is authorized to transfer the judge Chief Justice of
200 of one High Court to another High Court? Union Law Minister India
 Which of the following Constitutional
201 post(s) is / are enjoyed for a fixed term? Governor Prime Minister

Elected through Directly elected by

202 The President of India is Electoral college the people
Before entering upon Office, the
President has to take an oath or an
affirmation, which Chief Election
203 is administered by Lok Sabha Speaker Commissioner
Power to control
204 The President of India is not having Executive power Judiciary
Where are disputes regarding election of
President and Vice President filed and
205 settled? Election Commission Supreme Court
If the President wants to tender the
resignation before expiry of normal
term, he /
206 she has to address the same to Parliament Prime Minister

207 The President of India is elected by Rajya Sabha members People directly
President can be impeached from Office
on grounds of violating the Constitution
208 by High Court Supreme Court
When the election of the President is
declared void, all acts done by the
President in
the performance of the duties of his
Office before the date of decision
209 become unlawful invalid
In the event of death or resignation of
the President, the Vice President For a maximum
discharges For a maximum period of six
210 the duties of the office of President period of four months months
When the Office of the President falls
211 vacant, the same must be filled within six months four months
After a Bill has been passed by
Parliament and sent to the President for
his He can refuse to
212 consideration He has to sign it sign it
On certain subjects
The President can make laws through During the recess of when Parliament is
213 ordinances Parliament in session
Prime Minister on
advice of the
214 Ordinance is promulgated by the Rajya Sabha Council of Ministers
Who will appoint the Attorney General
215 of India? Prime Minister Chief Justice
Elected by MPs (Lok
Sabha and Rajya
Sabha) at a joint Elected by Lok
216 The Vice President of India is sitting Sabha
 Vice President of India can be removed
from Office before expiry of his / her
term Two Houses of President at his /
217 by Parliament her discretion
The Vice President of India discharges
218 the duties of President in the event His death His resignation
The Vice President of India is the ex-
219 officio Chairman of the Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha
Who decides disputes regarding the
220 election of the Vice President? President Speaker
The Vice President discharges the duties
of the President during his / her illness
for
221 a maximum period of Three months One year
Right to preside over
222 The Vice President has Rajya Sabha Executive power
No criminal proceedings shall be
instituted during his term of Office
223 against the Governor Vice President
Which Article provides that there shall
224 be the Prime Minister of India? 153 52

appointed by the elected by the Lok

225 The Prime Minister is President Sabha
Who is the real Executive under the
226 Indian Constitution? Speaker of Lok Sabha President
Who is the Chairman of the Planning
Commission and National Development
227 Council? President Prime Minister
As long as he enjoys
confidence of For a fixed term of
228 The Prime Minister holds Office Parliament five years
Who presides over the meetings of the
229 Council of Ministers? Prime Minister President
Who acts as the channel of
communication between the President
and Council of Deputy Prime
230 Ministers? Speaker of Lok Sabha Minister
The phrase under the Article 74 “There
shall be Council of Ministers with the
Prime
231 Minister is its Head” is Directory Mandatory
Who presides over the meetings of the
232 Council of Ministers? Cabinet Secretary President
The Council of Ministers is collectively
233 responsible to People President
President on the
Who allocates portfolios among the recommendation of
234 Council of Ministers? Prime Minister Prime Minister
 on the
A member of Council of Ministers can be recommendation of
235 dismissed by the President the Prime Minister on his own
Though the Council of Ministers is
collectively responsible to the
Parliament, the
236 individual Ministers are responsible to Speaker Prime Minister
The President of India is not bound by
the aid and advice of the Council of
Ministers Judges of Supreme
237 in the matter of appointment of State Governors and High Courts
How many seats have been reserved for
238 the Union Territories in the Lok Sabha? 50 25
The number of Ministers in the Central Planning
239 Government is fixed by the President Commission
Which State sends the maximum
240 representatives to the Lok Sabha? Karnataka Madhya Pradesh
241 The Rajya Sabha can be dissolved by Prime Minister President
What is the maximum gap in months
permissible between two sessions of
242 Parliament? Nine Three
The members of Rajya Sabha shall be
243 elected by MPs of Lok Sabha MLAs
Who reserves the right to convene joint
sessions of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Chairman of Rajya Speaker of Lok
244 Sabha? Sabha Sabha

Only in the Rajya

245 A Money Bill can originate Only in the Lok Sabha Sabha
Which of the following Bills can be
introduced in the Parliament only with Bill pertaining to
the prior impeachment of
246 approval of the President? Money Bills President
A Bill for which the President is bound to
give his assent without sending it back
for
247 fresh consideration is Ordinary Bill Money Bill
Which one of the following Bills must be
passed by each House of the Indian
Parliament separately, by special
248 majority? Ordinary Bill Finance Bill
How many times the President can
return a Non-Money Bill, passed by the
Parliament
249 for its consideration? Never Twice
A Money Bill passed by the Lok Sabha
can be delayed by the Rajya Sabha for a
250 maximum period of two months one month
 Which of the following sets of Bills is
presented to the Parliament along with Finance Bill and Finance Bill and
251 Budget? Appropriation Bill Contingency Bill
Salary of which one of the Officials is not
charged on the Consolidated Fund of Comptroller and
252 India? Auditor General Prime Minister
The Prime Minister acts as a channel of Lok Sabha and Rajya President and Vice
253 communication between Sabha President
In which system, the government can be
removed by way of ‘No Confidence
254 Motion’? Presidential Federal
Who will determine the rank of different
Ministers in Union and State Council of Prime Minister and President and
255 Ministers? Chief Minister Governor
Who decides whether a Bill is a Money
Bill or not? (OR) If any question arises
whether
a Bill is Money Bill or not, the decision of
256 the _____ is final. Vice President President
Who presides over the Lok Sabha if
neither the Speaker nor the Deputy A Senior-most
Speaker is A Member appointed Member of the Lok
257 available? by President Sabha
The Public Accounts Committee submits Comptroller and
258 its report to the President Auditor General
Which is the highest Court of appeal in
259 India? High Court Supreme Court
260 Who interprets the Indian Constitution? President Parliament
Which Article provides that laws laid
down by Supreme Court is binding on all
courts
261 in India? 142 145
Which Article empowers the Supreme
262 Court to review its own judgment? 136 137
The Judges of the Supreme Court hold
263 Office till they attain the age (in years) of 62 65
In the opinion of the Practice in District
One of the qualifications to become the President, he must be level Court for at
264 Judge of the Supreme Court is a distinguished Jurist least 12 years
The Supreme Court holds its meetings at With the approval of With the approval
265 New Delhi, but it can meet elsewhere the Parliament of the President

For criminal misconduct, the Judge of

266 the Supreme Court cannot be prosecuted can be prosecuted
In the event of non-availability of Chief
Justice of India, an Acting Chief Justice
can
267 be appointed by the Chief Justice of India Union Law Minister
 The Judges of the Supreme Court can be
removed on the ground of proved
misbehavior
by the _____ if the Parliament passes a
resolution with two-third majority
present and
268 voting. Law Minister Prime Minister
All disputes relating
The Supreme Court has Original All Inter-State to international
269 Jurisdiction in disputes relations
Under the Advisory Jurisdiction, the
270 Supreme Court gives it’s opinion to the Union Law Minister President
Who has the power to increase the
271 number of Judges of the Supreme Court? President Prime Minister
How many Judges of the Supreme Court
have been removed from their Office
before
the expiry of their normal term through
272 Impeachment? three two
It became imperative for the framers of
the Indian Constitution to adopt the
doctrine Its Republican
273 of Judicial Review because of A written Constitution character
The concept of Judicial Review is
274 borrowed from the Constitution of UK Russia
In India, power of Judicial Review is Constitution is
275 restricted because Executive is supreme supreme
The Comptroller and Auditor General Guardian of people’s Guardian of public
276 acts as the liberties finances
The Comptroller and Auditor General is
277 appointed by Parliament Prime Minister
The Comptroller and Auditor General for a term of five for a term of six
278 holds Office years years
The Comptroller and Auditor General can
be removed from his Office before the President on the
expiry President at his advice of the
279 of his term by the discretion Council of Ministers
The salary and allowances of the
Comptroller and Auditor General are
paid out of Contingency Fund
280 the General Budget of India
The Comptroller and Auditor General only accounting
281 performs functions only audit functions
The Comptroller and Auditor General
presents a detailed review of Union
Accounts
282 to the Union Finance Minister every month three months
Highest Financial
Highest Legal Officer Officer of Union
283 The Attorney General of India is the of Union Government Government
 The Attorney General of India is Chief Justice of
284 appointed by the Parliament India

The Attorney General of India holds for a fixed term of six

285 Office years for life
Which of the following duties / functions
has been assigned to the Attorney to render legal advice to control state
General to Central income and
286 of India? Government expenditure
Who of the following acts as the Chief
Legal Advisor to the Government of
287 India? Union Law Minister Attorney General
Who has the right to participate in
proceedings of the Parliament even
though he is Chief Election Comptroller and
288 not a MP? Commissioner Auditor General
Which one of the following is presided
289 over by a Non-member? Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha
Who has the power to increase the
salary and allowances of the President of
290 India? Speaker of Lok Sabha Prime Minister
One-third of the members of the Rajya
291 Sabha retire every ______ year(s). one two
292 ‘Special majority’ means more than 60% majority 50% majority
leave granted only
to Supreme Court
Judges before
293 ‘Special leave’ means leave with salary retirement
Members of All India Services hold office Chairman of Rajya
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 Constitutional
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Legal Rights Constitutional Rights A Fundamental Rights 1 CO1

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President People D People 1 CO1

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Fundamental Duties Directive Principles B Preamble 1 CO1

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Failure of
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can be suspended cannot be restrained C can be suspended 2 CO2

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public office All of these B public duties 2 CO2
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public office All of these C public office 2 CO2

Habeas Corpus Quo Warranto D Quo Warranto 2 CO2

produce the body produce the body before
before the court quashing order C the court 2 CO2
 Subject to judicial Subject to reasonable
Subject to limitations review B restrictions 2 CO2

Freedom of Religion Equality A Life and Liberty 2 CO2

Right to Personal
Liberty None of these C Right to Personal Liberty 2 CO2

Eight Six D Six 2 CO2

1986 1980 C 1986 2 CO2

Switzerland Ireland D Ireland 2 CO2

Part II Part I A Part IV 2 CO2

FDs All of these B DPSP 2 CO2

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Always justiceable Non-justiceable A Justiceable 3 CO3

Parliament, supported by
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FRs as well as DPSP None of these B DPSP 3 CO3

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Procedure Code Common man A applicable to all 3 CO3

Separation of Judiciary Organization of

from the Executive Panchayats A Uniform Civil Code 3 CO3
Preamble and DPSP DPSP and FDs C Preamble and DPSP 3 CO3

39 None of these C 39 3 CO3

 early childhood care and
education for all children
free and compulsory until they complete the
education for children age of
up to 14 years of age None of these A 6 years 3 CO3

To establish To make the Constitution

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Authoritarian Rule Constitution A change 3 CO3
The State shall not
discriminate against
any person on grounds The State shall not
of religion, race, deny to any person The State shall endeavor
caste, sex or place of equality before the to protect and improve
birth law B the environment 3 CO3
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the Governors of the governance of the conformity with these
country country A principles 3 CO3
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efficient judiciary Panchayat C judiciary 3 CO3

Sovereign Democratic D Democratic 3 CO3

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High Court None of these D None of these 3 CO3

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environment corrupt practice D practice 3 CO3

Filing writ petition No remedy C Filing writ petition 3 CO3

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power of executive meaningful A activities 3 CO3
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Schedule IX of the are contained in Part IV-
Constitution none of these A A of the Constitution 3 CO3

51A 50 C 51A 3 CO3

Statutory Resolutionary B Constitutional 3 CO3

24th 1st A 42nd 3 CO3

 51A © 51A (d) A 51A (e) 3 CO3
Develop scientific
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President of USSR President of Egypt A British Monarch 3 CO3

Indian Independence Indian Independence
Act, 1947 Act, 1951 B The Constitution 3 CO3

Judiciary Legislature B Press 3 CO3

Judiciary All of these A Legislature 3 CO3

Judiciary Executive D Executive 3 CO3

put administrative
make law machinery into action C make law 3 CO3
justice which is not
justice not based on based on technical just, fair and reasonable
enacted law formalities A action 3 CO3
Settling conflict
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punishing them Center C punishing them 3 CO3

Five lists Three lists D Three lists 3 CO3

Parliament Council of Ministers C Parliament 3 CO3

President Attorney General C President 3 CO3

Planning Center-State Relations D Center-State Relations 3 CO3

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Constitution Criminal cases A and agreements 3 CO3
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President Chief Minister C President 3 CO3

Court of the Sessions Court of Second Class
High Court Judge A Magistrate 3 CO3

The Prime Minister Lok Sabha D Lok Sabha 3 CO3

The Vice President None of these B By Electoral College 3 CO3
 Twice Once B Infinite times 3 CO3

President Prime Minister C President 3 CO3

Chief Justice of India President D President 3 CO3

Election
Speaker Commissioner D Election Commissioner 3 CO3
Concurrent Union D Union 3 CO3
Upper House / House Lower House / House Upper House / House of
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of Ministers Ministers B and President 3 CO3

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Federal Quasi-unitary C Federal 3 CO3

Unlawful Valid D Valid 3 CO3

Parliament Prime Minister C Parliament 3 CO3

List I Lists I, II and III A List I and List III 4 C04

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First day of February First day of March A Last day of February 4 C04

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