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1. Indian Constitution was adopted on ________________
1. 26-11-1949
2. 26-01-1949
3. 26-01-1950
4. 26-12-1949
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2. Indian Constitution came into effect from _______________
1. 26-01-1950
2. 26-12-1950
3. 15-08-1950
4. None of the above
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3. The Preamble of Indian Constitution was amended from which constitutional
amendment?
1. 42
2. 46
3. 48
4. 72
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4. In the 42nd amendment of the Indian Constitution which words were added in
the Preamble.
1. Socialistic, Secularism
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2. Democratic, Sovereign
3. Republic, Sovereign
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5. Preamble is the key to understand the ________________ of the framers of our
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1. Mind
2. Object
3. Aim
4. Meaning
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6. The Preamble of Constitution is considered as ________________ element.
1. Fundamental
2. Conclusive
3. Authentic
4. 2 and 3
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7. Part _______ and ________ of our Constitution provides provisions in Preamble
reflecting goals and ideals.
1. 3-4
2. 5-6
3. 10-11
4. 8-9
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8. Provisions provided in part 3 and 4 of Preamble in our Constitution reflects
_______ and _______.
1. Goals and Ideals
2. Mind and Interpretation
3. Aim and Interpretation
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9. The aim of establishment of _______________ state clarifies in our Constitution.
1. Welfare
2. Presidential
3. Fundamental
4. Socialistic
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10. The ideals of framers of our Constitution clarifies the __________ Fundamental
Rights, Directive Principles, and
other constitutional provisions.
1. Preamble
2. Only constitutional thoughts
3. Only democratic thoughts
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11. The situation due to which the _________________ of making constitutional
law arose has been mentioned in
Preamble.
1. Necessity
2. Evidence
3. Work
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12. When any ambiguity or inconsistency arises in sections or their details or
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______________ will be helpful to understand that ____________.
1. Preamble and Law
2. Object and Law
3. Aim and Law
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13. When there is no ambiguity or its aim is clear then to take help of Preamble is
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_________.
1. Is False
2. Is true
3. Partly false
4. Partly true
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14. In the case of Keshvanand Bharti, it was decided that Preamble is
_______________.
1. Part of Constitution
2. Not part of Constitution
3. A key to understand provision
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15. The different people of different States of our country have _____________
framed our Constitution.
1. Jointly
2. Severally
3. Individually
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16. The ______________ of India are having Sovereign power.
1. People
2. Leaders
3. Parliament
4. Legislative Assembly
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17. The Indian Constitution is constituted only on the power of _____________.
1. People
2. Leaders
3. Judges
4. Parliament
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18. Any State is ____________ when there is any internal supreme and unlimited
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1. Sovereign
2. Non-sovereign
3. Non-secular
4. Secularism
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19. To take the final _____________ is the Sovereignty of the State.
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2. Advice
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4. Consent
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20. How many types of Sovereignties are there?
1. 2
2. 4
3. 6
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21. British Empire came to an end in our country by passing ______________.
1. Indian Independence Act 1947
2. Indian Independence War Act 1947
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22. Our country was declared __________ State by our Constitution.
1. Republic
2. Socialistic
3. Capitalist
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23. Now on our country there is no control of any external power. This statement
____________.
1. Is true
2. Is false
3. Is partly true
4. Is partly false
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24. We are ______________ to take any kind of decision in any matter.
1. Independent
2. Dependent
3. Dictatorial
4. None of the above.
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25. Internal Sovereignty means to make obey the order of the State and to punish
for its violation. This statement ____________.
1. Is true
2. Is false
3. Is partly true
4. Is partly false
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1. Of power
2. Of advice
3. Of provision
4. 1 and 2
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27. Our Constitution has not accepted the principle of divided sovereignty. This
statement ___________.
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2. Is false
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28. In general circumstances the _____________ is accepted between the Union
and States by our Constitution.
1. Division of power
2. Ideal division
3. Partly ideal division
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29. In certain circumstances power _____________ is Supreme than power
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1. Of Union – Of State
2. Of State – Of State
3. Of Union – Of Supreme Court
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30. In the situation of emergency or in the interest of nation the voice of
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_________.
1. States – Union
2. Union – States
3. States – Union Territories
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31. After the __________ years performance of the Constitution, Indian
Parliament feels better to add socialist and
secular words and emphasized on that.
1. 26
2. 25
3. 20
4. 30
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32. India cannot favor State ___________.
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2. Equality
3. Democracy
4. Fraternity
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33. ____________ should be treated equally in India.
1. Every religion
2. Every person
3. Every State
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34. India does not have its own ___________.
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2. Culture
3. Democracy
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35. State cannot support any religious activity in any way.
1. Is true
2. Is false
3. Is partly true
4. Is partly false
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36. India has not adopted any religion. This statement ___________.
1. Is false
2. Is true
3. Is partly true
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37. It suggests the democratic arrangement of State in our Country in which there
is social, economical, and political
justice is there. This statement ___________.

1. Is true
2. Is false
3. Is partly true
4. Is partly false
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38. ____________ is such State arrangement where State arrangement is
established as a final power vested in the
people.
1. Republic
2. Independence
3. Constitution
4. Justice
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39. In republic arrangement ________ is free citizen.
1. People
2. State
3. Foreign National
4. People of Royal Family
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40. ___________ which means that government which obtains power from people
in direct or indirect way.
1. Republican government
2. Capitalist government
3. Communist government
4. Above 2 and 3
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41. Republic word is opposite reasonably to __________ word.
1. Royalty
2. Democracy
3. Communist
4. Above 2 and
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42. In our State arrangement we have accepted republic democracy. This
statement _____________.
1. Is true
2. Is false
3. Is partly true
4. Is partly false
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43. In our governed arrangement, the State arrangement is special rights are not
owned by the hands of any class.
This statement _____________.
1. Is true
2. Is false
3. Is partly true
4. Is partly false
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44. Our Republican State administration does not run by the representative of the
people. This statement
______________.
1. Is false
2. Is true
3. Is partly true
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45. Final power of the Indian Nation is in the ____________ hands.
1. People
2. Leaders
3. Parliament
4. Legislative Assembly.
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46. In our country _______________ castes resides.
1. Many
2. Limited
3. Fixed
4. Only one caste
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1. Many
2. One
3. Decided
4. 20
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48. It is not possible to establish _________ in diversity among the people of
Nation without feeling of fraternity.
1. Integrity
2. Disintegrity
3. Brotherhood
4. Friendly
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49. Our democracy is a part of Republican State arrangement, brotherhood is an
___________.
1. Ideal
2. Thoughts
3. Expectation
4. Feelings
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50. In the Preamble of our Constitution, there is ________ to establish social,
economical, and political justice for all
________________.
1. Determination
2. Order
3. Only imagination
4. Above 2 and 3
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51. There is a special provision made in Article 16(2) and 16 (4) of Constitution for
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backward class people.
1. Protection
2. Without consideration
3. Without welfare
4. Above 2 and 3
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52. In Article 46, it has been informed to the State to try to protect the interest of
other _________ people.
1. Weaker
2. Well to do
3. Strong
4. Capable
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53. The main provisions for social, economical, and political justice are included in
_____________.
1. Directive Principles
2. Fundamental Principles
3. Ideal Principles
4. Above 2 and 3
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54. Our Nation is a State which shows the feeling of a _______________.
1. Welfare State
2. Thoughts of capitalism
3. Thoughts of socialism
4. Above 2 and 3
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55. Provisions has been made in Article 39 to _____ accumulation of property and
manufacturing resources in certain
hands only.
1. Prevent
2. Encourage
3. Enhance
4. Speed up
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56. _______________ of our country insists upon to implement the freedom given
to every citizen by our
Constitution.
1. Judiciary
2. Administration
3. Only executive body
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57. Our Constitution is ______________ and ___________ compared to other
countries of the world.
1. Most lengthiest and descriptive
2. Shorter – Descriptive
3. Unwritten – Descriptive
4. Short – Nutshell
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58. In the beginning, the Constitution had _______ articles and _______ schedules.
1. 295 – 8
2. 395 – 8
3. 295 – 9
4. 395 – 2
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59. In Constitution not only the Union Constitution but its mono state constitution
is included. This statement is
___________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
4. Partly false
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60. For administrative details provisions have been included from many parts of
_______________.
1. Government of India Act 1995
2. Government of India Act 1940
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61. Form of Constitution is ________________.
1. Federal
2. Unitary
3. Quasi federal
4. Related to State machinery
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62. In case of Keshvanand Bharti v/s State of Kerala, there was a Constitutional
Bench consisting ________ judges.
1. 13
2. 12
3. 15
4. 5
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63. To amend the Constitution under Article 368 bill can be introduced in
_____________ of the Parliament.
1. Any house
2. Lok Sabha
3. Rajya Sabha
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64. When amendment is to be done in higher judicial structure or between
relations of State and Central then there
should be consent of minimum ______________ of the States of total States.
1. Half
2. 20
3. 15
4. 5
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65. Our Constitution is __________ and ___________.
1. Partly negatively changeable – partly positively changeable
2. Unchangeable – rigid
3. Absolutely negatively changeable – absolutely positively changeable
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66. Many times changes have occurred in Constitution due to _________________.
1. Judicial decisions
2. Judicial controversy
3. Abolition of judicial delusion
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67. After the decision of Allahabad High Court in _________ election of Indira
Gandhi, the Constitution was amended.
1. Illegal
2. Legally
3. Partly illegal
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68. After the decision of Golaknath’s case, _____________ amendment was made.
1. 24
2. 42
3. 44
4. 48
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69. In Keshvanand Bharti’s case Supreme Court held that Constitution’s
___________ structure cannot be changed.
1. Fundamental
2. Ordinary
3. Special
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70. The idea of supremacy of Constitution was adopted from ___________
Constitution.
1. America
2. Ireland
3. Japan
4. Russia
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71. In India, there is supremacy of Constitution whereas in England supremacy is
of ____________.
1. Parliament
2. Constitution
3. People
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72. In India effort has been made to accomplish unique combination of supremacy
of Parliament and Constitution.
This statement is __________.
1. True
2. Partly true
3. Partly false
4. False
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73. Like Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles can also be enforced and
implemented and they are not excluded
from the jurisdiction of the court. This statement is ___________.
1. False
2. True
3. Partly false
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74. By Article 141 in India, foundation of law and justice is made strong by
stepwise, continuous, and _____________
system.
1. Unilateral
2. Bilateral
3. Partly bilateral
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75. As per Constitution in India, every citizen has right to vote having attained the
age of ___________.
1. 18
2. 20
3. 21
4. 16
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76. India has adopted _______________ system.
1. Parliamentary
2. Presidential
3. Dictatorship
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77. In Federal System, there is a principle by which distribution of equal power is
being made between Union
government and provincial government. This statement is _________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
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78. As per Federal Constitution, Nation has ______________ governments.
1. 2
2. 4
3. 5
4. 3
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79. Legislative and executive powers are distributed between Federal government,
and governments of the States.
This statement is ____________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly false
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80. There is no process of Federal uniformity in India, __________ process is there.
1. Decentralization
2. Unification
3. Federalism
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81. In Constitution, ____________ schedule is included.
1. 3
2. 4
3. 2
4. 1
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82. All over India, there is a provision of ______________ citizenship.
1. 1
2. 3
3. 2
4. 4
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83. Our Constitution has Federal system, but not alike _____________ Federal
system.
1. America
2. Ireland
3. Japan
4. Russia
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84. India has total of ____________ States.
1. 28
2. 25
3. 26
4. 30
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85. As per Article 2, Parliament has __________ types of powers to establish a
State or give entry to a new State.
1. 2
2. 4
3. 6
4. 1
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86. Where there is no existence of a ________, Parliament has powers to establish
a new State.
1. State
2. Nation
3. Region
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87. As per Article 3, Parliament by law can extend, decrease, and abolish the
territory and can change the boundary
of any State. This statement is ___________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
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88. By passing the _________, Parliament can extend the area of any State.
1. Law
2. Order
3. Recommend
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89. The President cannot send resolution for the opinion of the concerned State
which affects the boundary, area, or
name of that State. This statement is ________.
1. False
2. True
3. Partly false
4. Partly true
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90. The President can extend the time limit for expressing the opinion of State
regarding the resolution pertaining to
boundary, area, and name of concerned State. This statement is ________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
4. Partly false
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91. In how many ways classification of citizenship is done in Constitution?
1. 3
2. 4
3. 1
4. 2
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92. For the Indian citizenship ___________ of the mother or father should have
been born in the Indian Territory.
1. Anyone
2. Both of them
3. Anyone from mother’s family
4. Anyone from relative’s family
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93. Indian citizenship is for __________ person only.
1. Living
2. Legal
3. Partners
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94. Only _________ can be the President, Vice President, and Judges of Supreme
Court and High Court, members of
Parliament or Legislative Assembly.
1. Indian citizen
2. Foreign citizen
3. Anyone
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95. How many conditions are there to obtain citizenship by domicile?
1. 2
2. 4
3. 6
4. 8
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96. Domicile and Residence both are different thoughts. This statement is
____________.
1. True
2. Partly false
3. False
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97. Domicile simply means such a place or house where a person intends to live
for ________ period.
1. Unlimited
2. Fixed
3. 2 years
4. 6 years
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98. How many types of Domiciles are there?
1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 1
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99. A person will not be considered Indian citizen, if emigrated from Indian
Territory to a territory included in Pakistan after 1st March 1947. This statement is
________.
1. Partly true
2. False
3. True
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100. Migration from 1st March 1947 to 26/01/1950 and the migration from India
to Pakistan after 26/01/1950 instead
of Article 7, Indian Citizenship Act 1955 will be applied. This statement is
________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
4. Partly false
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101. Every person can enjoy Article 15, 16, and 19 of Indian Constitution whether
they are citizens or not. This statement is _________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
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102. Every Fundamental Right is a Human Right.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
4. Partly false
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103. Fundamental Rights are like __________ measures over State power.
1. Controlling
2. Encroaching
3. Burden
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104. The object of the Fundamental Rights is to protect freedom and rights of
person against State’s ____________.
1. Arbitrary action
2. Co-operative work
3. Atrocity and beating
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105. According to the definition of State whether Reserve Bank of India is a State
or not?
1. Yes
2. No
3. Occasionally
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106. According to the definition of State, University is considered as a State?
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
4. Partly false
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107. According to Article 13 in India customs and usage having force of laws is also
called a law. This statement is
___________.
1. True
2. False
3. Partly true
4. Partly false
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108. Nothing from Article 13 will be applicable to the Constitutional amendment
under Article _______.
1. 368
2. 340
3. 370
4. 268
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109. Can Fundamental Rights be abandoned?
1. No
2. Yes
3. Partly
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110. As per Article 13 notification cannot be included in definition of law. This
statement is ______.
1. False
2. True
3. Consistent
4. Partly false
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111. Article 14 is appropriate to __________ person.
1. Every
2. Only citizen
3. Only citizen and NRI
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112. The concept of equal protection of law has been adopted from the
____________ Constitution.
1. America
2. Indian
3. Russian
4. Irish
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113. Equality before law is a basic concept of ___________.
1. Common law
2. Russian law
3. Indian law
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114. The concept of equality before law is of _____________ nature.
1. Negative
2. Positive
3. Conditional
4. Thoughtful
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115. The concept of equal protection of law is of a ___________ nature.
1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Conditional
4. Thoughtfu
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116. Every person is unequal before the law. This statement is ________.
1. False.
2. True
3. Partly false
4. Partly true
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117. The word __________ is used in its common meaning in equality before law.
1. Law
2. Equality
3. Protection
4. Before
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118. The word _______ is used in its special sense in the principle of equal
protection of law.
1. Law
2. Inequality
3. Protection
4. Before
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119. Equality before law means law is equal amongst __________.
1. Equals
2. Unequal
3. Citizens
4. Non-citizens
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made.
1. Discrimination
2. Resemblance
3. Equality
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1. Arbitrary
2. Legally
3. Reasonable
4. Intellectually
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1. Only citizen
2. Every person
3. Women
4. None of above
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1. Domicile
2. Birth place
3. Caste
4. Religion
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1. Equal
2. Unequal
3. Arrangement
4. Provision
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1. 6
2. 7
3. 5
4. 8
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126. As per Article 19, there were __________ freedoms to citizens in original
Constitution.
1. 7
2. 6
3. 4
4. 5
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127. From Article 19, freedom of ___________ was abolished from Fundamental
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1. Property
2. Speech
3. Business
4. Expression
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128. From _______ amendment freedom of property was abolished from
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1. 44
2. 42
3. 72
4. 40
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129. Article 19 can be divided into __________ parts.

1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
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130. A right given by Article 19 is ____________ type of right.
1. Civil
2. Criminal
3. Above 1 and 2
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3. Women
4. Men
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132. ________ and corporations cannot get benefit of Article 19.
1. Company
2. Every person
3. Legal person
4. Above 2 and 3
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133. In freedom of expression __________ freedom is also included.
1. Press
2. Courtiers
3. Partnership
4. Friendly
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134. In freedom of speech and expression _________ types of limitations are kept.
1. 9
2. 4
3. 6
4. 8
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1. Every
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3. Citizen of America
4. Citizen of India and America [
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1. 6 to 14
2. 5 to 14
3. 1 to 14
4. 5 to 15
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137. According to Article 32, remedy can be asked from which court for the
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1. Supreme Court
2. High Court
3. Sessions Court
4. Lower court
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138. Men and Women are having ________ right to get sufficient means of
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2. Unequal
3. Discriminatory
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3. Different
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140. It is __________ a__________ of a court to enforce Directive Principles.
1. Not – duty
2. Duty – yes
3. Request – Not
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141. In how many days information should be provided to a person seeking

person?
1. 30
2. 20
3. 35
4. 12
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142. Which language application can be made by a person?
1. English, Hindi, or in a regional language
2. English
3. Only hindi
4. Only regional language
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143. Does a person below the poverty line requires to pay fees to seek an
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1. No
2. Yes
3. Rs. 10
4. Rs. 15
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144. According to Section 10 in some circumstances, there is a ____ days time limit
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1. 60
2. 40
3. 30
4. 48
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145. In Central Information Commissioner apart from Chief Information
Commissioner maximum _____
commissioners can be appointed.
1. 10
2. 12
3. 8
4. 6
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146. The Headquarter of Chief Information Commissioner is located at
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2. Mumbai
3. Kolkatta
4. Chennai
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147. What is the time limit of office tenure of Chief Information Commissioner?
1. 5
2. 6
3. 8
4. 7
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148. Does Chief Information Commissioner qualifies for the re-appointment?
1. No
2. Yes
3. Sometimes can be
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149. For how many years Chief Information Commissioner can hold the position?
1. 65
2. 50
3. 58
4. 80
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150. To whom the Central Information Commissioner can address his resignation?
1. President
2. Vice President
3. Prime Minister
4. Governor
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151. Where is the Headquarter of Information Commission is situated in Gujarat?
1. Gandhinagar
2. Ahmedabad
3. Rajkot
4. Bhavnagar
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152. To whom the State Chief Information Commissioner can address his
resignation?
1. Governor
2. President
3. Chief Minister
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153. Like whom the Central or State Information Commission will have power to
proceed for a suit?
1. Civil Court
2. High Court
3. Sessions Court
4. Lower Court
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154. What will be the penalty for Central or State Information officer, if he is
found guilty?
1. 250
2. 350
3. 450
4. 600
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should not exceed more than
_____________.
1. 25,000
2. 250
3. 2,00,000
4. 20,000

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