Indian Constitution MCQs

Indian Constitution MCQs

• Feature of Indian Constitution:
  • Written constitution
  • Federalism
  • Judicial Review
  • Not Presidential form of government
• Basic Structure of Indian Constitution:
  • Rule of law
  • Secularism
  • Not Right to Property
  • Parliamentary form of government
• Indian Constitution Type:
  • Neither rigid nor flexible
  • Partly rigid and partly flexible
• Salient Features of the Indian Constitution:
  • Single citizenship for India.
  • Strictly federal form of government.
  • Unique blend of rigidity and flexibility.
• Members of the Constituent Assembly:
  • Information not provided.
• Fundamental Rights Location:
  • Part III
• Right to Equality Components:
  • Equality before law
  • Equality of opportunity
  • Abolition of untouchability
  • Not Absolute equality (not included in right to equality)
• Unsuspendable Fundamental Rights:
  • Right to life and personal liberty
• Right to Religious Freedom Articles:
  • Articles 25-28
• Article Abolishing Untouchability:
  • Article 17
• Right Against Exploitation:
  • Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labor
• Writ 'To be Informed':
  • Certiorari
• Indian Constitution Opening:
  • Preamble
• Judicial Work:
  • Verifying laws
  • Evaluating laws
• Directive Principles of State Policy Location:
  • Part IV
• Amendment Act Adding Fundamental Duty:
  • 42nd Amendment Act, 1976
  • 86th Amendment Act, 2002
• Written Order for Release:
  • Habeas Corpus
• Order Preventing Actions:
  • Quo warranto
• Indian Constitution Types:
  • Written and Unwritten
  • Rigid and Flexible
  • Includes both
• Major Jute Cultivation Centre (Before 1855):
  • Bengal
• Major Jute Cultivation Centre (After 1855):
  • Bengal
• Father of Medicines:
  • Charaka
• Father of Surgery:
  • Sushruta
• Ayurvedic Detoxification/Rejuvenation:
  • Panchakarma
• Ancient Cataract Surgery Tool:
  • Jabamukhi salaka
• Earliest Manuscript of India on Zero:
  • Bakhshali
• Initial Italian Name for Zero:
  • Zefero
• Science of Longevity (holistic health):
  • Ayurveda
• Indian Crystallisation of Sugar Dynasty:
  • Gupta dynasty
• Oldest Classical Language:
  • Sanskrit
• Early Vedic Period Timeframe:
  • 1500-1000 BCE
• Later Vedic Period Societal Shift:
  • From pastoral to agrarian
• Vedic Religion Development (approximately 500 BCE):
  • Basis of Buddhism, Hinduism
• Last Jain Tirthankara:
  • Mahavira
• Jain Scriptures:
  • Agamas or Jain Sutras
• Major Jain Sects:
  • Digambara and Svetambara
• Founder of Buddhism:
  • Siddhartha Gautama
• Major Buddhist Schools:
  • Theravada, Mahayana, Vajrayana
• Language of Bhakti Saints' Devotional Songs:
  • Vernacular Languages
• Emphasis of Bhakti Movement:
  • Emotional connection to divine
• Regions Associated with Early Sufism Development:
  • Mecca and Medina
  • Cairo and Damascus
  • Basra and Kufa
• Sufism Spread Method:
  • Through trade and migration
  • Through Sufi missionaries and mystics
• Sufism's Role in Modern Era:
  • Continued to evolve and adapt while maintaining core principles
• Brahmo Samaj Founder and Year:
  • Debendranath Tagore, 1820
• Brahmo Dharma Introduced by:
  • KeshubChunderSen
• Rejected Practices by the Arya Samaj:
  • Idol worship
  • Support for child marriage
• Key Social Reforms by Arya Samaj:
  • Abolition of widow remarriage
  • Promotion of widow remarriage
  • Support for child marriage
• Central Concept of Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy:
  • Integral Yoga
• "Supermind" in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy:
  • Higher level of consciousness beyond the human mind
• Sri Aurobindo's Aim of Spiritual Transformation:
  • To achieve a higher state of consciousness and realization of divine presence
• Synthesis of Yoga Works by Sri Aurobindo:
  • The Synthesis of Yoga
• Sufism Adaptation Method:
  • Integrating with local customs and traditions
• Fort in Delhi originally built by Mughal and Later British:
  • Red Fort
• Jantar Mantar:
  • Astronomical Observatory
• Indus Valley Civilization Discovery Years:
  • 1921, 1931
• Major Indus Valley Cities:
  • Harappa
  • Mohenjo-Daro
  • Lothal
• Indus Valley Trade Relations:
  • Egyptian
  • Mesopotamian
  • Chinese
• Key Feature of Indus Valley Urban Planning:
  • Grid-patterned streets
  • Elevated Buildings
• Possible Reasons for Indus Valley Decline:
  • Invasion by outsiders
  • Climate change and tectonic activity
  • Invention of new technologies
  • Internal social conflict
• Indus Valley Advanced Innovations:
  • Writing systems
  • Metallurgy
  • Architecture
  • Astronomy
• Structure Above Garbhagriha in Hindu Temple:
  • Shikhara, Vimana
• Towing Entrance of South Indian Hindu Temple:
  • Gopuram
• Tamil Nadu Hindu Temple with Intricate Carvings:
  • Brihadeeswarar Temple
• Hindu Temple Famous for Erotic Sculptures:
  • Khajuraho
• Hindu Temple with Chariot-shaped Structure:
  • Konark
• Oldest Surviving Buddhist Monument:
  • Sanchi Stupa
• Key Architectural Feature of Buddhist Stupa:
  • Dome-shaped structure
• Place of Buddha's Enlightenment:
  • Bodh Gaya
• Significant Monastic Complex in Ancient India (learning center):
  • Sanchi Stupa
• Most Famous Buddhist Monument in Myanmar:
  • Shwedagon Pagoda
• Rajasthan Fort with Impressive Architecture:
  • Mehrangarh Fort
• UNESCO World Heritage Site and Mughal Architecture:
  • Taj Mahal

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