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Which Part of the Indian Constitution deals with the Directive Principles of State Policy?

  • Part V
  • Part IV (correct)
  • Part III
  • Part VI

    • Who was the first woman judge of the Supreme Court of India?

  • Fathima Beevi (correct)
  • Rama Paul
  • Sujata Manohar
  • None of the above

    • On what date was the Indian Constitution enacted?

  • 26th January 1949
  • 26th November 1950
  • 6th January 1950
  • 26th November 1949 (correct)

    • Which Article of the Constitution deals with financial emergency?

    <p>Article 360 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the maximum number of ministers, including the Prime Minister, allowed in the government?

    <p>25% of the members of the Lok Sabha (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which committee suggested incorporating fundamental duties into the Constitution?

    <p>Swaran Singh Committee (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution pertains to the administration of tribal areas in which states?

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    What are the conditions for acquiring Indian Citizenship?

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    Which Article of the Constitution outlines the duties of the Chief Minister of a state?

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    What is the name of the Legal Advisor to the State Government?

    <p>Advocate General (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which writ is issued to secure the release of someone being detained illegally?

    <p>Habeas Corpus (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Schedule of the Indian Constitution addresses the disqualification of legislators due to defection?

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    Which fundamental right remains protected even during an emergency?

    <p>Right to Life and Personal Liberty (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the correct order of the words 'Socialist', 'Democratic', 'Sovereign', and 'Secular' in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?

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    Which of the following states does NOT have a Legislative Council?

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    Under which High Court's jurisdiction do the Andaman and Nicobar Islands fall?

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    Who has the right of audience in all courts in India?

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    Which amendment reduced the voting age from 21 to 18?

    <p>61st Amendment Act (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which amendment introduced the Panchayati Raj system?

    <p>73rd Amendment Act (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who appoints the Chairman and members of the State Public Service Commission?

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    Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with fundamental rights?

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    Which of the following is NOT a fundamental right in the Indian Constitution?

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    Which articles of the Indian Constitution contain the Right to Religious Freedom?

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    How many subject matters are listed in the Concurrent List of the Indian Constitution?

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    Which constitutional amendment lowered the voting age from 21 years to 18 years?

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    Which of the following is NOT a fundamental duty of an Indian citizen?

    <p>To vote in public elections (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Under which article of the Constitution is the Right to free and compulsory elementary education for children in the 6-14 year age group mentioned?

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    Which of the following statements regarding the Prime Minister is/are INCORRECT?

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    How many Directive Principles of State Policy were added to the Indian Constitution by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act of 1976?

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    Which of the following Presidents of India was also the first Chief Minister of a modern state in India?

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    Which of the following is NOT a basic feature of the Indian Constitution?

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    How many seats in the Lok Sabha must a political party capture to be granted the status of the opposition party?

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    How many constituencies were there in India during the first parliamentary elections?

    <p>401 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the maximum interval allowed between two sessions of Parliament?

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    The right to vote in national elections in India is based on which principle?

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    Flashcards

    Directive Principles of State Policy

    These principles are outlined in Part IV of the Indian Constitution, guiding the government in policy-making.

    First Woman Judge of Supreme Court

    Fathima Beevi was the first female judge in the Supreme Court of India, appointed in 1989.

    Indian Constitution Enactment Date

    The Indian Constitution was enacted on 26th January 1950, marking the country's transition to a republic.

    Article for Financial Emergency

    Article 360 of the Indian Constitution allows the proclamation of a financial emergency under specific conditions.

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    Maximum Ministers in Lok Sabha

    The number of ministers, including the Prime Minister, cannot exceed 15% of the Lok Sabha members.

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    Fundamental Duties Committee

    The Swaran Singh Committee proposed incorporating fundamental duties into the Constitution.

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    Sixth Schedule States

    The Sixth Schedule pertains to the administration of tribal areas in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, and Mizoram.

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    Minimum Age for President

    The minimum age for being elected as the President of India is 35 years, according to the Constitution.

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    Duties of Chief Minister

    The duties are enumerated in Article 166 of the Constitution.

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    Legal Advisor to State Government

    The Legal Advisor is known as the Advocate General.

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    Writ for illegal detention

    A writ issued to secure release is called Habeas Corpus.

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    Disqualification due to defection

    Provisions for disqualification are in Schedule-X of the Constitution.

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    Fundamental rights during emergencies

    Right to Life and Personal Liberty cannot be suspended even during emergencies.

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    Order in Preamble

    The correct order is C, D, A, B: Sovereign, Secular, Socialist, Democratic.

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    States without Legislative Council

    Uttrakhand is one state that doesn't have a Legislative Council.

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    Governor eligibility

    To be a Governor, one must be a citizen of India and at least 35 years old. Precedence of CM over Governor is incorrect.

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    Attorney General's Audience Rights

    The Attorney General has the right of audience in all courts in India during official duties.

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    52nd Amendment Act, 1985

    This amendment relates to disqualification on grounds of defection.

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    73rd Amendment Act, 1992

    This amendment enhances the Panchayati Raj system in India, empowering local self-governments.

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    6th Amendment Act, 1988

    This act provides the Right to Education in India.

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    Fundamental Rights in Indian Constitution

    Part III of the Constitution deals with fundamental rights of citizens.

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    First Speaker No-Confidence Motion

    G.V Mavlankar was the first Lok Sabha Speaker against whom a no-confidence motion was moved.

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    Languages in 8th Schedule

    The Indian Constitution lists 22 languages in the 8th Schedule.

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    Right to Religious Freedom Articles

    Articles 25-28 of the Constitution provide for the right to religious freedom.

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    Voting Age Amendment

    The voting age was lowered from 21 to 18 years by the 61st Amendment Act, 1988.

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    Fundamental Duties

    Fundamental duties are obligations and responsibilities of Indian citizens.

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    Right to Education

    Article 21A grants free and compulsory elementary education to children aged 6-14.

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    Term of Prime Minister

    The Prime Minister's term is five years, chosen from the Lok Sabha majority.

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    Directive Principles

    Four directive principles of State Policy were added by the 42nd Amendment in 1976.

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    Opposition Party Status

    A party becomes the opposition if it holds at least 10% of seats in the Lok Sabha.

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    Maximum Interval of Sessions

    The maximum interval between two sessions of Parliament is six months.

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    Universal Adult Franchise

    The right to vote in national elections is based on Universal Adult Franchise.

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    Study Notes

    Expected Polity Questions

    • Good afternoon Erng. Jai hind.
    • The calendar of 2025 is the same as class 2.
    • Questions related to Indian Polity are provided.
    • Several years are listed as 1980, 1950, and 1940.

    Which Among The Following Parts Of The Indian Constitution Deals With The Directive Principles Of State Policy?

    • The correct answer is (b) IV.
    • Part IV of the Indian Constitution details the Directive Principles of State Policy.
    • Other parts of the Constitution are Part I (Indian state), Part 2 (citizenship), Part 8 (Union territories), and Part 9 (Panchayat).

    Who Was The First Woman Judge Of Supreme Court Of India?

    • The correct answer is (a) Fathima Beevi.
    • She was the first woman judge of the Supreme Court of India.

    The Indian Constitution Was Enacted On Which Of The Following Dates?

    • The correct answer is (a) 26th November 1949.
    • This is when the Indian Constitution was formally adopted in 1949. Other dates provided relate to other events/timelines.

    Which Article Of The Constitution Deals With Financial Emergency?

    • The correct answer is (c) Article 360.
    • This article in the Indian Constitution addresses financial emergencies.

    The Number Of Ministers Including The Prime Minister Shall Not Exceed?

    • The correct answer is (c) 15% members of the Lok Sabha.
    • This is the maximum limit for ministers, including the Prime Minister, according to the Indian laws.

    Which Of The Following Committees Suggested To Incorporate Fundamental Duties In The Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (a) Swaran Singh Committee.
    • This committee recommended the inclusion of fundamental duties in the Indian Constitution.

    The Sixth Schedule Of The Constitution Of India Pertains To The Administration Of Tribal Areas In Which Of The Following States?

    • The correct answer is (d) Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, and Tripura.
    • The Sixth Schedule of the Indian constitution deals with the administration of tribal areas in these particular states.

    Which Of The Following Are The Conditions For Acquiring Indian Citizenship?

    • The correct answer is (b) Domicile, Descent & Registration.
    • This is one of the conditions for acquiring Indian citizenship.

    How Many Writs Are Provided In The Indian Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (b) 5.
    • Five writs are available in the Indian Constitution - Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari, Quo Warranto.

    What Is The Minimum Age For Being Elected As The President Of India?

    • The correct answer is (b) 35 years.
    • The minimum age to be eligible for election to the President of India is 35.

    Article 148 Of The Constitution Of India Provides For An Independent Office Of The?

    • The correct answer is (d) Comptroller and Auditor General of India.
    • This is the independent office in the Indian constitution as per Article 148.

    Which Article Of The Indian Constitution Did Dr B. R. Ambedkar Term As The "Heart And Soul Of The Indian Constitution"?

    • The correct answer is (c) Article 32.
    • Ambedkar considered Article 32, related to the right to constitutional remedies, as the heart and soul of the Indian Constitution.

    When Was The National Anthem Adopted By The Constituent Assembly?

    • The correct answer is (a) 24 January, 1950.
    • The Constituent Assembly adopted the national anthem on this date.

    The Duties Of The Chief Minister Of A State Are Enumerated In Which Article Of The Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (a) Article 166.
    • This article lists the duties of the Chief Minister of a state.
    • The correct answer is (b) Advocate General.
    • The Advocate General advises the State government.

    A Writ Issued To Secure The Release Of A Person Found To Be Detained Illegally Is?

    • The correct answer is (c) Habeas Corpus.
    • Habeas Corpus is the writ to secure the release of an illegally detained person.

    Which Schedule Of The Constitution Of India Contains Provisions For Disqualification Of Legislator On The Ground Of Defection?

    • The correct answer is (a) Schedule-X.
    • This schedule addresses disqualification of legislators for defection.

    Which Fundamental Rights Cannot Be Suspended Even During An Emergency?

    • The correct answer is (d) Right to Life and Personal Liberty, Right to speech, Right to equality, and Right to religion.
    • These rights cannot be suspended under any form of emergency.

    Consider The Following Words: Choose The Response That Gives The Correct Order In Which These Words Occur In The Preamble Of The Constitution Of India

    • The correct answer is (b) C, D, A, B.

    Which Of The Following States Doesn't Have Legislative Council?

    • The correct answer is (b) Uttarakhand.
    • Uttarakhand is one of the states without a Legislative Council.

    Andaman And Nicobar Comes Under The Jurisdiction Of Which High Court?

    • The correct answer is (a) Calcutta High Court.
    • The Calcutta High Court has jurisdiction over Andaman and Nicobar.

    Which Of The Following Statements Is/Are Correct Regarding Governor?

    • The correct answer is (c) Both 1 and 2.
    • Both statements are correct, pertaining to the minimum age requirement and precedence.

    Which Of The Following Articles Of The Constitution Deals With The Uniform Civil Code?

    • The correct answer is (c) Article 44.
    • This article in the constitution relates to uniform civil code.

    Which Of The Following Rights Was Deleted From The List Of Fundamental Rights By The 44th Constitutional Amendment Act?

    • The correct answer is (b) Right to property.
    • This right was removed by the 44th amendment.

    With Reference To The Office Of The Attorney General Of India, Which Of The Following Statements Is/ Are Correct?

    • The correct answer is (c) Both I and II.
    • Both statements are correct; the first one confirming the highest law officer status, and the second detailing the right of legal counsel access.

    Match List I With List II And Select The Correct Answer Using The Code Given Below The Lists

    • The correct answer is (b) A-4 B-3 C-1 D-2.
    • This is the matching provided to connect the amendment with the subjects, as mentioned in the material.

    Who Appoints The Chairman And Members Of The State Public Service Commission?

    • The correct answer is (a) The President of India.
    • The President undertakes the role of appointing the chairperson and members.

    Which Of The Following Parts Of The Indian Constitution Deals With Fundamental Rights?

    • The correct answer is (b) Part III.
    • Part III of the constitution deals with fundamental rights.

    The First Speaker Against Whom A Motion Of No-Confidence Was Moved In Lok Sabha Was?

    • The correct answer is (a) G.V. Mavlankar.
    • He was the first speaker to face a no-confidence motion.

    How Many Languages Have Been Listed In 8th Schedule Of The Indian Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (b) 22.
    • Twenty-two languages are currently listed.

    Which Of The Following Is Not A Fundamental Right As Per The Indian Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (a) Right to Education.
    • Right to Education is not a fundamental right as per the constitution.

    Right To Religious Freedom Is Contained In Which Articles?

    • The correct answer is (a) Article 25-28.
    • These articles detail the rights relating to freedom of religion.

    How Many Subject Matters Are There In Concurrent List?

    • The correct answer is (c) 66.
    • There are 66 subject matters in the Concurrent list. The material does not give a precise count of the concurrent list in this specific question. It only gives the information as provided in the question.

    Prohibition Of The Consumption Of Intoxicating Drinks And Drugs Which Are Injurious To Health Is Covered By Which Of The Following Chapters Of The Constitution Of India?

    • The correct answer is (c) Directive Principles of State Policy.
    • The given questions pertain to these principles.

    The Voting Age For Elections To House Of People And To The Legislative Assemblies Was Lowered From 21 Years To 18 Years By?

    • The correct answer is (a) The Constitution (Sixty - first Amendment) Act, 1988.
    • This act pertains to voting age, as mentioned in the question.

    Which Of The Following Is NOT A Fundamental Duty Of An Indian Citizen?

    • The correct answer is (c) To vote in public elections.
    • While voting is important in democracy, it is not a fundamental duty specifically described in the constitution.

    Right To Free And Compulsory Elementary Education For All Children In The 6-14 Year Age Group Is Mentioned Under Article?

    • The correct answer is (a) 21 A.
    • Article 21A specifically addresses the right to free and compulsory elementary education.

    Consider The Following Statements: Which Of The Statements Given Above Is/Are Incorrect?

    • The correct answer is (a) 1 and 3 only.

    Directive Principles Of State Policy Were Added To The Indian Constitution By The 42Nd Constitutional Amendment Act Of 1976.

    • The correct answer is (b) Three.
    • The material suggests there were multiple additions to the state policy.

    Who Among The Following Presidents Of India Was The First Chief Minister Of Modern States In India?

    • The correct answer is (b) Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy.

    Which Of The Following Is NOT A Basic Feature Of The Indian Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (c) Lengthiest written Constitution.

    The Opposition Party Status Is Accorded To A Political Party In The Lok Sabha if It Captures At Least?

    • The correct answer is (b) 10% seats.

    What Were The Number Of Constituencies In India During The First Parliamentary Elections?

    • The correct answer is (a) 401.
    • The material provides this information.

    What Can Be The Maximum Interval Between Two Sessions Of Parliament?

    • The correct answer is (b) 6 months.

    The Right To Vote In National Elections In India Is Based On The Principle Of?

    • The correct answer is (d) Universal Adult franchise.

    Which Amongst The Following Has The Power To Regulate The Right Of Citizenship In India?

    • The correct answer is (b) Parliament.

    Who Among The Following Was The Chairman Of Drafting Committee Of The Indian Constitution?

    • The correct answer is (b) B.R. Ambedkar.

    Which Of The Following Articles Of The Indian Constitution Implicitly Provides For Judicial Review?

    • The correct answer is (c) Article 15.

    The Supreme Court Of India Consists Of Judges And The Chief Judges Of India.

    • The correct answer is (d) 33.

    Consider The Following Statements: The Incorrect Statement/S Is/Are

    • The correct answer is (a) 1 only. The first statement is incorrect, whereas the second is correct, as mentioned in the given text.

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