Legal GK-942 Questions

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QUESTION
Through which constitutional amendment in
article 359, it has been laid down that
Fundamental Rights under articles 20 and 21
are enforceable during the operation of
1 emergency?
On whose satisfaction period of emergency
shall be extended for operation in case security
of India or any part of the Indian territory is
2 threatened?
Article 20 of the Fundamental Rights
3 represents which subject?
Article 21 of the Fundamental Rights deals with

4 which subject?
5 Who declares the financial emergency?
After declaration of financial emergency by the
President, what is the period of operation
6 without approval by the Parliament?
Within what period, the Parliament has to
approve Financial emergency declared by the
7 President?
In Financial Emergency, salaries and

8 allowances of which groups get reduction?
Raj Pramukh represents whom under the Indian
9 Constitution?
Under the Indian Constitution, what is the

concept behind the protection of President and
10 Governors?
By which Constitutional amendment, the
11 appellation Rajpramukh was omitted?
Which constitutional article provides personal
immunity for President and Governors for
12 official act?
EXPLANATION
Which constitutional article provides personal

immunity to the head of the states for his
official act from legal action, including
13 proceedings for contempt of Court?
Under which constitutional articles,
newspapers do not have the right to publish
report of the proceedings of a secret session of
either of the Houses of Parliament or
14 Legislative Assembly & Legislative Council?
Spell out the condition under Article 361A by

which any person or newspaper cannot be
sued for legal proceeding if any report of
proceedings of Parliament and State
15 Legislature is published?
Any Court including Supreme Court does not

have constitutional right under Article 143 to
exercise jurisdiction over any dispute arising
out of any provision of which agreements that
were in operation before commencement of
16 the Constitution?
What is the meaning of Indian State in the

17 Constitution?
Before which Constitutional Amendment,
Prince, Chief or other person were recognised
by the President of India as the Ruler of the
18 Indian State?
Under which Constitutional Amendment Privy
19 Purses were abolished?
Under which Constitutional Article, Union
Government has the power to give direction to
the State Govt. regarding any of the provisions
20 of the Constitution?
If any State Government fails to comply with or

to give effect to any direction given by the
Union Government, who can come to
conclusion that a situation has arisen in which
the State cannot carry out governance in
accordance with the provision in the
21 Constitution?
Under Article 365 what are the duties of the

Union Government with respect to State
22 Governments?
What is the meaning of Foreign State as given
23 in our Indian Constitution?
Which Constitutional article defines the work of
24 Administrative Tribunal?
Under which part of the Constitution, Tribunals
25 have been defined?
What is the period laid down by the
Constitution before the proposal for removal of
Speaker and Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha can
26 be taken up by a resolution in the Lok Sabha?
In Lok Sabha, who can not preside in the House
while a Resolution for Removal from his office
27 is under consideration?
Under which Article Salaries and allowances of
the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of Rajya
Sabha and Speaker and Deputy Speaker of Lok
28 Sabha are mentioned?
Which Article mentions the conduct of business
29 of the Houses of Parliament?
Who appoints each member of either of the
Houses of the Parliament after notification is
30 received from the Election Commission?
Who shall not give vote in the first instance in
31 either of the Houses of Parliament?
When Speaker and Chairman shall give their
32 votes on the Parliament.
What is the Quorum laid down to constitute a

33 meeting of either of the Houses of Parliament?
Which Article mentions disqualification of

34 members in the Parliament?
35 Lok Sabha has the supremacy in which matter?
Normally, what kind of session does the
36 Parliament hold?
Which session of the year, President addresses
37 both the Houses of Parliament?
In which session of Parliament, Railway and
38 General Budgets are presented?
What is the meaning of the adjournment

39 motion under Parliamentary procedure?
Who has the power to accept adjournment in

40 the House?
Which authority in the Parliament has the right
41 to adjourn the House?
Who has the power to present adjournment
42 motion in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha?
In the Parliament, every Bill has to pass
through which stages of Reading before it
43 becomes act?
When a Bill is passed by the Parliament and the
44 President, what is the status of the name?
45 Which two houses, can have a joint sitting?
46 When does the President assent the Bill?

In India, when does the financial year
47 commence?
On the subject of budget, demands for grant
48 are arranged in which way?
In how many parts, the Budget is presented in
49 Lok Sabha?
50 How are the parts of the Budget known as?
During T. N. Seshan period as Chief Election

Commissioner, who was the other
51 Commissioner in the Election Commission?
For which Election, one General Electoral Roll
52 for every territorial Constituency shall exist?
On what basis, Election to Lok Sabha and State
53 Legislature shall be conducted?
Under which Constitutional Amendment,
provision for minimum age as 18 years for the
Indian citizen was made to become eligible to
54 vote?
Before 61st Amendment Act 1989, what was
the age of Indian citizen eligible to vote in the
55 Election?
Under Article 326, what was the Constitutional
requirment for the Indian citizen not to become
56 eligible as a voter?
Which Constitutional Article lays down
57 qualification for becoming a voter?
Which Constitutional Article lays down
qualifications for the Indian citizens for election
58 to Parliament?
Which Constitutional Article defines
qualifications for the Indian citizen for election
59 to a State Legislature?
Under the Indian Constitution, what does Adult
60 Suffrage' signify?
Who makes law with respect to Elections for
61 State Legislature?
Under Constitutional Articles 327 or 328, which
subject shall not be called to be questioned in
62 any Court?
How the election to either House of Parliament
or to either House of the Legislature of the
State shall be called in question in the courts
whose manner of presentation may be
provided made by law by appropriate
63 Legislature?
Which Constitutional Article lays down the
reservation of seats for Scheduled Castes and
64 Scheduled Tribes in the Lok Sabha?
Which Constitutional Article deals with

`Representation of the Anglo-Indian
65 Community' with House of the People?
Under Article 331, how many members of the
Anglo-Indian Community can be nominated in
66 Lok Sabha by the President?
In which State a separate district has been
67 reserved for Scheduled Tribes?
Which Constitutional Article deals with
representation of the Anglo-Indian Community
68 in the Legislative Assembly?
Under Article 333, how many members from
the Anglo-Indian Community can be nominated
69 by the Governor in the Legislative Assembly?
Under which Constitutional Amendment of
Article 334, reservation of seats for Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the Lok Sabha
and State Legislative Assembly has been laid
70 down?
Before which Constitutional Amendment, 20
years were fixed for reservation of seats for
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Lok
71 Sabha and State Legislature?
Through which Constitutional Amendment, 30
years were fixed for reservation of seats for SC
72 and ST in Lok Sabha and State Assembly?
Which Constitutional Amendment fixes 40
years for reservation of seats for SC and ST in
73 Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assembly.
Which Constitutional Amendment lays down 50
years for reservation of seats for SC and ST in
the House of People and State Legislative
74 Assembly?
Which Constitutional Article mentions Claims
75 of SC and ST in Govt. services and post?
In the Parliament, what is the meaning of the

76 Government Bill?
In the Second Reading, what kind of process is
77 adopted to approve the Bill?
Who has the authority to call a joint sitting of

78 the two Houses of Parliament?
Who has the power to accord his assent or
withhold his assent to a Bill passed by the
79 parliament?
Which Bill President can neither return nor
80 withhold his assent?
How many Standing Committees are there in
81 Lok Sabha?
82 Standing Committees in Lok Sabha are?
83 Financial Committees in Lok Sabha are?
84 Ad hoc Committees in Parliament are?

Who appoints Ad hoc Committee on
85 Parliament?
By which procedure the Indian President and
American President are elected as laid down by
86 their country's constitution?
In what way our Indian Parliament is not

Sovereign or Supreme with respect to the
87 Constitution?
Who has said that basic features of the Indian
88 Constitution do not amount to a change?
89 What is the nature of India's political system?
Which Constitutional Article was very much
affected in the Supreme Court Judgement of
90 Kesavanand Bharti vs. State of Kerala?
Which constitutional article emo powers
91 amendment in the Constitution of India?
Which constitutional organ has the power to
92 amend Constitution of India?
On which subject, Parliament has the power to

amend the Constitution and the same also
93 need ratification by the State Legislature?
Under which Constitutional Amendment Act,
Article 368 of the Constitution was amended
94 for the first time?
Which Supreme Court Judgement pronounced

95 that Fundamental Rights cannot be abridged?
Who curbed the Judicial Review power of
Judiciary through Amendment of the
96 Constitution?
Who restored the Judicial Review power of
97 Judiciary under Indian Constitution?
In which House, Janta Government failed to
secure two-third majority for new clause under
Article 368 for introducing referendum for
effecting changes in certain logic features of
Who said in his judgement that no part of our
99 Constitution is unamendable?
What was the important landmark judgement
regarding amendment of the Constitution
100 (Article 368)
The Right to property ceased to be a
101 Fundamental Right from.
The 73rd amendment to the Indian Constitution
102 pertains to which of the following.?
Who gave that No person shall be President
for more than two terms and that no
amendment of the constitution is necessary to
103 enjoin this.?
Education has now become a Fundamental
Right for all those between 6 to 14 years of age
104 under the.
The provision for an election commission is
105 provided in article.?
Graduates constitute a separate constituency
for the election of specified number of
106 members to the
107 Election of the Rajya Sabha is held after.
108 Who is returning officer.?

All the electioneering campaigns during the
109 time of elections are stopped.
The process of removal of the election
110 commissioner from office is the same as that of
111 The Vice-President is eligible for re-election by.
How many person are required to constitute a
112 conspiracy.?
The first amendment of the constitution related
113 to.
A government is classified as Federal or unitary
114 on the basis of.
115 Zonal Councils are
116 The head of the Government of J&K.?
Who among the following acts as the chairman
117 of the National Integration Council.?
118 The finance commission submits its report to.
In India, the citizen have been given the right
119 to vote on the basis of.
Who of the following act as the chief legal
120 advisor to the Government of India.?
Which of the following schedule contains the
details of territories of the states and UTs of
121 India?
Which of the following union territories has a
122 two tier of Panchayati Raj?
Which of the following post/offices has not
123 been provided by the constitution?
Who is the Chairman of National Development
124 Council?
Who was the first Chairman of Planning
125 Commission?
126 Planning in India derives its objective from the.
The highest body which approves the Five year

127 plan in India is the
Which of the following has not been provided in
128 the constitution?
Which of the following is presided over by the
129 non- member?
The salary/emolument of which of the following
130 is exempted from income tax?
The Electoral system of India is largely based
131 on the pattern of ?
Salary of which of the following officials is not
132 charged on the consolidated fund of India?
The head of the state of the Jammu & Kashmir
who was initially known as Sadar-i-Riyasat, was
133 redesignated as Governor in?
134 Lokpals is a institution is for?

A separate Constitution for the state of J&K
135 came in to force on?
136 The Solicitor General of India?
Jyoti Basu stepped down from the post of Chief
minister in WB on 29 Oct. 2000 after serving as
137 C.M for a record period of.
In which of the following case the S.C held that
138 the Fundamental Rights are unamendable?
Which of the following is not the Parliamentary
139 committee?
In which of the following case S.C held that
140 Preamble is not part of the constitution?
141 Originally Constitution recognised languages?
Which one of the following President of India is
142 known as Philosopher- President?
143 Which Lok Sabha had its term extended?
Which of the following state does not have its
144 own High Court?
The union territories of Chandigarh comes
145 under the jurisdiction of
Under which high court does Andaman &
146 Nicobar Island come?
The pension of a High court judges is charged

147 to the?
148 Which of the following UTs has a Legislature?
Who is to conduct the election to the
149 Panchayats and Municipal Bodies?
The contingency fund of the state is operated
150 by
Who proposed the Preamble before the drafting
151 committee of the constitution.?
Who among the following is known as the
152 Father of the Indian Constitution.?
The constituent assembly became a sovereign
153 body after.
The first session of the constituent assembly
154 was held in.
Who presided over the inaugural meeting of
155 the constituent assembly of the India.?
Which of the following act gave representation
156 to the Indians for the first time in legislature.?
157 The Constitution names our country as.
Who, among the following was the chairman of
the drafting committee of the Indian
158 Constitution.?
The Constitution of India was enacted by a
159 constituent assembly set up.
The Indian Federal System is affected by which
160 countrys Constitution.?
The provision of Jurisdiction of India of Superior
161 Judiciary in India is.?
162 Equality before the law has been taken from.?
Which of the following has left the influence
163 most in the making of Indian Constitution.?
164 Indian Parliamentary system is affected by.?
From where did the inspiration of Concurrent
165 list of Indian Constitution has taken.?
Which part of the Indian Constitution describes
166 about Citizenship.?
What does the part IV of Indian constitution
167 tells us.?
Which part of the Indian constitution describes

168 Fundamental Rights.?
Which part of the Indian Constitution describes
169 Constitutional amendments.?
How many Parts are there in the Indian
170 Constitution.?
Sixth Schedule of the Constitution cannot be
171 implemented in which state.?
Tenth schedule of the Constitution is related
172 to.?
Indian Constitutional Ninth schedule was
added by which Constitutional amendment
173 act.?
How may Schedule in Indian Constitution
174 originally and Presently respectively.?
Under which Article of Indian Constitution the
minority are provided to protect their culture
175 and establish their educational Institution.?
A/c to which provisions of the article Indian
Government provide Bharat Ratna, Padma
176 Bhusan etc..?
177 Article 356 related to.?
Which state is provided with special position in
178 the Art 370.?
In which article of the Constitution special
179 provision are made for the state of Nagaland.?
The Word Cabinet is only once used in
180 Constitution, it is in.?
In which Article of Indian Constitution, Hindi is
181 said to be National Language of India.?
Under which Article of the Indian Constitution
Representative or Lok Sabha from Anglo-Indian
182 Community is provided.?
Under which Article Election Commission is
established for the inspection Direction and
183 controlling the election.?
Right to Property was a Constitutional Right, it
184 was included in.?
Under which Article of the Constitution
185 provisions for the Finance Commission.?
Under which Article of the Constitution Inter186 state comments are Constituted.?
Which Article provide powers to the Parliament
187 to implement International Treaties.?
Which Article accord Residuary Powers to the
188 Union Government.?
Under which article of the Constitution
189 President can take advice of Supreme Court.?
In which Article of the Constitution a money bill
190 definition is Given.?
By which article of the constitution, there is
191 provision for the joint sitting of the Parliament.?
Which Article is related with the appointment
192 of Attorney General of India.?
Under which Article of Constitution the
193 impeachment of President of India initiated.?
In which Article of the Indian Constitution
Fundamental Duties are added after
194 42ndAmendments.?
How many committees were set up by the
constituent assembly for the framing the
195 Constitution of India.?
In the Parliamentary form of the Government,
196 real power of the state are vested in the.?
The inspiration of Liberty, Equality, and
197 Fraternity was derived from.?
The part of the Constitution that reflects the
198 mind and ideals of the framers.?
Separation of the Judiciary from the Executive
199 is enjoined by.?
When did the First Amendment of the of the
200 constitution take place.?
In which year India became a sovereign
201 democratic republic.?
202 By whom the Indian Constitution is accepted.?
Which part of the Indian Constitution the
objective resolution of the Constituent
203 assembly is included.?
Which type of the Democracy is adopted by the
204 Indian Constitution.?
What is known as the Soul of the Indian

205 Constitution.?
206 Sikkim became a part of the India by.?
In which year does State Reorganisation act
207 was passed.?
Under whose Presidentship the state
Reorganisation Commission was formed to end
208 the four different categories of states.?
The first state which was reorganised on the
209 basis of languages was.?
Which among the following pair played an
important role in making princely state a part
210 of a Indian Union.?
Who was the responsible for the integration of
211 more than 500 princely states of India.?
The right of making changes in formation or
212 separation of a new state vest with.?
Under which Article, Parliament is authorised to
213 make law for citizenship.?
Which among the following article of the Indian
Constitution describes the provision of
214 obtaining citizenship from Pakistan to India.?
Indian citizen are provided with how many
215 citizenship.?
Total No. of Fundamental Duties mentioned in
216 the Indian Constitution.?
Which of the following is not a fundamental
217 Right.?
What is the minimum permissible age for the
218 employment in any factory or mine.?
219 Right to equality before law is
Who has the Right to suspend Fundamental
Rights of the Indian Citizens during the
220 National Emergency.?
If person is refused freedom of movement, it
221 means denial of.?
Every person who is arrested or detained
required to be produced before the nearest
222 magistrate within a period of.?
223 The Right to Property is the.?
If an Indian Citizen is denied a public office

because of his religion, which of the following
224 Fundamental Right is denied to him.?
225 Untouchability is associated with
Right to Property was removed from the list of
226 Fundamental Rights by which Amendment.?
227 Right to Constitutional remedies comes under.?
Protection and interests of the minorities is
228 envisaged in which article of the constitution.?
On whom does the Constitution confer special
Rights and Responsibilities for the enforcement
229 of Fundamental Right.?
Which article of the constitution envisages free
and compulsory education for children upto the
230 age of 14 years.?
The minimum age for the candidate to be
eligible for the membership of the Rajya Sabha
231 is.?
The council of Minister at the centre is
232 responsible for its conduct to the.?
The chairman of the Public Account committee
233 of the Parliament is appointed by.?
234 The Rajya Sabha was first constituted on.?
Which of the following is also called the House
235 of Elders.?
If a member of Parliament voluntarily acquires

236 the citizenship of a foreign Country.?
When the Lok sabha is dissolved, the speaker
237 continues in office till a new.?
Who among the following fixes the salaries and
238 allowance of the speaker of Lok sabha.?
Who among the following has the final power
239 to maintain order within the House of people.?
Anglo-Indian Representatives in the Lok Sabha
240 are nominated in terms of the.?
The Maximum Strength of Lok sabha and Rajya

241 Sabha is respectively .?
242 Who is the highest law officer of the state.?
If a minister of state wants to resign, to whom
243 he should address the letter of resignation.?
244 The President can Promulgate an ordinance.?

Collective responsibility of the cabinet was
245 introduced in India by the.?
246 The Rajya Sabha can be dissolved by.?
For those Union Territories which have no
Legislative Council of their own, laws are
247 passed by.?
The administrative and operational control of
248 the armed forces is exercised by the.?
249 Chief Minister of the State is responsible for.?
Who is the Chairman of the Planning
250 Commission.?
251 The Governor holds office.

Goa, Daman, and Diu, Portuguese enclaves in
India, became a part of Indian territory in the
252 year?
Who was the first leader of the opposition in
253 the Rajya Sabha?
Who is considered the guardian of the Public
254 Purse?
255 The Portfolios are allocated to the minister by
When the chairman of Rajya Sabha acts as
President the duties of the chairman are
256 performed by.
No one will be compelled to be a witness
against himself Art. 20(3). This is the doctrine
257 of
258 First Chief justice of India?
Who is associated with drafting of Indian Penal
259 Code?
Culpable homicide is define in the IPC in which
260 section
Time limit for filling different kinds of suit is

261 prescribed in
When a person to prosecuted for committing
262 offence the burden of proof is on
Courts and their Judgement: Promises,
Requisites and Consequences is a book
263 written by
Judges for International Court of Justice (ICJ) is
264 elected for
265 Roses in December was written by
266 Right to speedy trail is guaranteed under
Dowry Death has been explained in section of
267 IPC
268 Sharda act is
After Independence, the first woman sentenced
269 to death by Madras session Court
270 What is Caveat?
A person who make an affidavit or deposition is
271 called
272 Cheque and Holidays defined in
Which court nullified Mrs. Indra Gandhis
273 Election to Lok Sabha in 1975?
The first Law officer of the Government of India
274 is.
Indra Swahney V.UOI is a case popularly known
275 as
The oath of office to the prime minister and
276 other minister is administered by the?
Equality before law and equal protection of law
277 is guaranteed by
278 Offence of theft is related to
279 The essential ingredients of Crime

The involvement of five or more persons is
280 essential for
281 Homicide:
Attempt to commit suicide is an offence under
282 section of IPC
283 A proposal when accepted becomes
A minors agreement is void. This preposition is

284 made in
285 A tender is
286 Law is an ass said by whom
287 Transfer of property act 1882 covers
The salaries and allowances of Union Ministers
288 and determined by
The President can make laws through

289 ordinances
What is the minimum age for President and P.M
290 for election respectively ?
291 Finance Commission consists of
Impeachment of the President is provided
292 under
293 Rajya Sabha is also called
Which organ of the Constitution is known as
294 the Fifth wheel of the coach?
High Court have been given power to issue
295 writs under
296 Tort means:
Whish of the following Chief justices enjoyed
297 the longest tenure?
298 The final authority to interpret the constitution
299 Who is the present Indian Judge at ICJ ?
Which judge of the supreme court was
300 unsuccessfully sought to be impeached?
While impairing justice, the supreme court
301 relies on the principle of
The chief election commissioner can be

302 removed by
The powers of the Election Commission are
given in which of the following Articles of the
303 constitution?
Who is the executive head of the municipal
304 Corporation?
For the enforcement of Fundamental rights, the

305 supreme court may issue
Which of the following Writ is issued by the
306 Court in case of illegal detention of person?
Which of the following Writs is a bulwark of the
307 personal freedom?
308 Fiduciary relationship means
309 The High courts in India were first started at
The High court which has the distinction of
310 having the first woman Chief justice is
Who is the first woman Chief Justice of any
311 High Court?
Who is the first woman judge sit in the
312 Supreme court of India?
The attorney general of India has the right to
313 audience in
314 The P.M is the
In which case, S.C held that the parliament has
315 no power to amend Fundamental Rights?
In which case the S.C held that preamble is the
basic feature of the Constitution and cannot be
316 amended?
To betray a nation is an offence and punishable
317 with death that is
The S.C held in which case that Right to die
318 under article 21?
In which among the following cases the
prisoners are entitled to rights under Articles
14, 19, and 21 of the government of India and
319 these articles operate within the prison?
320 Public Holidays are declared are
Protection and improvement of environment
and safeguarding the forests and wildlife is
321 provided in
322 Article 51-A of the Constitution states that
Originally it was laid down in the constitution
that English shall continue to be used for all
323 the purpose of the union for a period of
The Proclamation of emergency by the

President on the ground of internal disturbance
324 was made for the first time in
Which article in the Constitution empowers the
325 president to dissolve the Lok Sabha?
The residuary power of legislation in case of
326 J&K belong to
327 The office of the prime minister created in India
The vice-President who assumes the office of
the President in case of vacancy due to death,
328 hold it for
The National Security council formed in
329 October 1998 is headed by
330 Panchayati Raj comes under in the
Which Parliamentary Committee in India is
normally chaired by a prominent member of
331 the opposition?
Which of the following is not a language
included in the eighth schedule of the
332 constitution?
The constituent assembly which framed the
333 constitution for Independent India was set up in
The demand for the constituent assembly was
put forward by the Indian national congress in
334 1936 at its session held at
335 The cabinet mission to India was headed by
Who among the following was the
Constitutional advisor to the constituent
336 assembly of India?
The design of the National Flag was adopted by
337 the constituent assembly of India in
The idea of the constitution of India was first of
338 all given by
Which one of the following made the Indian
339 Legislature bicameral
The Government of India act 1935 vested the
340 residuary power in the
Which one of the following was not one of the
341 features of the Government of India act 1935?
What was the main stipulation of Government

342 of India act 1935?
The crown took the government of India into its
343 own hands by
The Nationalist demand for a Constituent
assembly was for the first time conceded by
the British Government through indirectly and
344 with reservation in the
The office of Governor general of India was
345 created by
When did Mr. Atlee, P.M of England announce
346 the transfer of power to the Indians?
Who proposed the Preamble before the drafting
347 Committee of the Constitution?
Who among the following was the chairman of
the union constitution committee of the
348 constituent assembly?
349 Who was the first foreign minister of free India?
Indian prime minister and president are a
replica of the head of the state of which
350 country?
351 The source of Indias sovereignty lies in the
Who among the following moved the objective
Resolution which formed the basis of the
preamble of the constitution of India in the
352 Constituent assembly on Dec, 13 1946?
Who is competent to prescribe conditions as for
353 acquiring Indian citizenship?
Which of the following Articles describes about
the person voluntarily acquiring citizenship of a
354 foreign state not to be citizens?
Details on how citizenship may be acquired
355 and terminated are enumerated in
Which of the following rights was described by
Dr. B.R Ambedkar as The heart and soul of the
356 constitution?
responsibility for the enforcement of
357 fundamental rights?
Any disputes regarding the violation of

358 fundamental rights can be presented
Which article of the Indian constitution
prescribes Hindi in devanagari script as the
359 official language of the union?
The provision for contingency Fund of India as
360 well as for each state has been made under
On the basis of financial crises, Emergency has
361 been declared by the President of India?
Which of the following appointments is not
362 made by the President of India?
Who among the following has the power to
363 form a new state within the Union of India?
Which of the following does the President not
364 appoint?
The executive authority of the union is vested
365 by the constitution in the
Which of the following chief justice of India
366 acted the as president of India?
The only president of India who was elected
367 unopposed?
The only instance when the president of India
368 exercised his power of veto related to the
When the vice president officiates as president
369 he draws the salary of
The vice president letter of resignation is to be
370 addressed to the
Who has the authority to remove the vice
president from his office before the expiry of
371 his term?
Which one of the following resigned as vice
president to contest for the office of the
372 president?
Dispute regarding the election of the president
373 and vice president are settled?
Collective responsibility of the cabinet was
374 introduced in India by the
Who was the member of the Rajya sabha when
the first appointed as the prime minister of
375 India?
376 Who was the first speaker of the Lok sabha?
Who is authorised to decide over a dispute

regarding disqualification of a member of
377 Parliament?
To which of the following bills the president
must accord his sanction without sending it
378 back for fresh consideration?
The first woman film star nominated to the
379 rajya sabha
380 The largest committee of parliament of India is
381 The speaker of Lok sabha is elected by

Which of the following Parliamentary
committee in India acts as Watch-dog on
382 departmental expenditure and irregularities?
The annual financial budget is presented
383 before both the houses of parliament by the
Who among the following has the final power
384 to maintain order within the House of people?
The time gap between two session of the
385 parliament should not exceed
The quorum required to hold meeting of the
legislative chambers is what fraction of the
386 total membership of the house?
Joint sitting of the two houses of parliament are
387 held to
A money bill passed by the Lok sabha has to be
388 passed by Rajya sabha within
Which of the following best define the

389 parliamentary term crossing the floor
If the speaker wants to resign , his resignation
390 letter is to be addressed to
The first no confidence motion moved in the
391 lok sabha after independence was in year
Who is considered to be the guardian of public
392 purse?
The chairman of the public account committee

393 of the parliament is appointed by
Who among the following decides whether a
394 particular bill is a money bill or not?
395 What is meant by court of record?
Besides its permanent seat at Delhi, the

396 supreme court can also meet at
397 The supreme court was set up under
Total no. of judges in the Supreme court of
398 India?
Who was the chief justice of India when PIL was
399 introduced to the Indian judicial system?
In India, the power to increase the number of
400 judges in the supreme court lies with
Minister in the state get salaries as determined
401 by
Who is the longest serving chief minister in
402 India?
The salary and allowance of the governor are
403 charged to
The first woman governor of a state in free
404 India was
What is the maximum number of elected
405 members in a state assembly?
Who acts as the Chancellor of the state
406 universities?
407 The union list contains
408 The state list contains
409 The concurrent list contains
The first state to become bifurcated after
410 independence was
When did the linguistic state Andhra Pradesh
411 came in to existence
Which one of the following is not administered
412 by a Lieutenant Governor?
English is the official language of which of the
413 following states?
414 The first general elections in India were held in

How many days time is given for the
candidates to file their nominations from the
415 date of notifications of the election?
416 Who appoints the members of the UPSC?
417 UPSC submits its annual report to
418 Father of local self-government in India is
419 Mandal Panchayat were recommended by
420 Panchayati Raj was started in the country
The source of maximum income to Panchayati
421 Raj institution is
Which of the following States has no
422 Panchayati Raj institution at all?
A person to be qualified for standing in a
423 panchayat election must have attained age of
Which of the following is a sources of income of
424 the gram panchayat?
Where was the first Municipal Corporation in
425 India set up?
The anti-defection law was enacted as early as
426 1979 in
An aggrieved public servants of the union can
challenge the decisions of the administrative
427 tribunal
428 The national security council is headed by
What is the document published by the
429 government to apprise the public on any issue?
Which was the capital of the Andhra state
when it was made a separate state in the year
430 193?
Who among the following was the finance
minister of India in the interim government
431 during 1946-47?
A bill in the imperial Legislative council for the
compulsory and free primary education was
432 introduced by
433 Cripps mission visited India in
434 The right to property is
How many members of the Lok Sabha must

support a motion of no confidence in the
government, before it can be admitted by the
435 speaker?
Which of the following committees does not
436 consist of any member from the Rajya Sabha ?
The Lok Sabha secretariat comes under the
437 direct supervision of
Chief minister of all states are ex-officio
438 members of the
Who among the following held office of P.M for
439 shortest period?
Which article of the constitution empowers the
president to appoint a commission to
investigate the condition of backward classes
440 in general and suggest ameliorate measures?
The first class magistrate are competent to
441 award sentence of imprisonment upto?
442 Which is the highest court of appeal in India?
443 The first law commission was set up in
By which amendment, the power to amend the
Constitution was specifically conferred upon
444 the Parliament?
Who is the ex-officio chairman of the council of
445 the states?
How many types of emergency have been
446 visualised in the constitution of India?
447 Who appoints the governor of the J&K?
448 Cognizable offence refers to an offence where

The right to fundamental right eased to be a
449 fundamental right from
Who among the following is authorised to
450 declare the elections of the Lok Sabha?
451 Law of torts deals with
452 When was the Code of Civil Procedure enacted?
453 The Criminal Procedure Code was enacted in
454 The Transfer of Property Act 1882 covers?

455 The act which covers Right of Way is
Indian Partnership Act is suffixed within the
456 year
The maximum term of imprisonment for
457 Contempt of Court is
The evidence which can be vital to secure
458 conviction in dowry death ceases
The mutual consent of divorce by a Muslim
459 husband and wife is known as
The law relating to marriage , divorce and
460 succession of various communities of India is
Majority of Indian Muslims are covered by
461 which of the following School of Law?
462 Two classes of advocates of India are
Sometimes, an accused seeks pardon from the
court and offers to give evidence against all
463 others involved in a crime. Then he is called
464 To defranchise means
The phrase 'duty of care' means you must take
reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions
which you can reasonably foresee would be
likely to injure your neighbor. In this definition,
465 the word', neighbour, indicates all person
Possession is said to be ................. of
466 ownership
The right is defined as "an interest which is
467 recognized and protected by law" by
468 The "Corp-orating Sole " is
For how many years does copyright subsists in
469 India?
Ignorance of law excuses no man, not that all
men know the law, but because it is an excuse
470 every man will plead', These wards are said by
471 Indian Republic is not the product of
For the first time, British Parliament enacted

which laws for the British Government to
472 govern in India
The British Secretary of the State governed
473 India through which Institution
Under the British Rule in India, Governor
474 General was responsible to
Morely-Minto reform is associated with which
475 Act
During the British rule, which community got
476 separate representation from which Act
During the British period, under which Act
477 election was introduced in India
Montagu-Chelmsford report is associated with
478 which Govt of India Act
When was the Indian National Congress
479 established
Under the British Rule when Dyarchy
Governing System was introduced for the first
480 time
Under the Govt. of India Act 1935, which
communities were provided separate
481 representation in the Electorate system
Under which Government of India Act,
Federation and Provincial Autonomy were
482 introduced in India
Under the British rule, how many acts came

483 into operation
Which Act provided India to become an
484 Independent state
Under the Govt. of India Act 1935, the Indian
485 Federation worked through which kind of list
In the Govt. of India Act 1835, Federal List
486 contained which kind of subjects
In the Govt. of India Act 1935, provincial list
487 included which kind of subjects
In the Govt. of India Act 1935, which subjects

488 are included in the concurrent list
Under the Govt. of India Act 1935, who had the
489 power to proclaim emergency
In the Govt. of India Act 1935, who was
authorised to make a law on the Provincial
490 subject
Which Constitution is in the written form for the
first time by an elected body during the
491 Modern period
Who was the de facto Prime Minister at the
time of evolution of the Indian Constituent
492 Assembly
Who boicotted the Indian Constituent Assembly
493
In the Constituent Assembly, which parties

494 were members
Which party said that Indian Constituent
Assembly does not have a fully representative
495 character
After independence, who decided to determine
496 the Future Constitution of India
Whom the Indian Constituent Assembly
497 represented
Through which offer, the British Government
authoritatively supported a Constituent
498 Assembly for making the Indian Constitution
Who supported the views of the Constituent

499 Assembly for making the Indian Constitution
Gandhiji wrote which article in the Harijan of
19th November 1939 to support the formation
of Constituent Assembly for making the
500 Constitution of India
Which Party supported formation of a
501 Constituent Assembly
When did Constituent Assembly adopt a
502 national Flag
Did the Constituent Assembly exist at the time

503 of Indian Independence
Who was the last British Governor General who
504 addressed the Constituent Assembly
When did the Constituent Assembly passed a
resolution for translation of the Constitution of
India into Hindi and other many languages of
505 India
What was the last session of the Constituent
506 Assembly
When was the last Twelfth session of the
507 Constituent Assembly held
How many copies of the Constitution were
printed after the Constituent Assembly framed
508 the same
Which song was sang in the Constituent

509 Assembly before its Adjournment sine die
For how many years, months and days, did the
Constituent Assembly work on the Constitution
510 of India
How many number of sessions were held in the
511 Constituent Assembly
How many Articles and Schedules were in the
First Draft Constitution presented by the
Drafting Committee to the Constituent
512 Assembly
In the final form of the Constitution adopted by

the Constituent Assembly, how many Articles
513 and Schedules were there
In the Constituent Assembly how many total
number of Amendments were proposed in the
514 Draft Constitution
What was the expenditure made by the
Constituent Assembly while framing the
515 Constitution of India
How many visitors came to witness the

516 proceedings of the Constituent Assembly
Who presented the Objective Resolution in the

Constituent Assembly
517
When was the First Draft of the Constitution of
518 India proposed
Who prepared the first draft Constitution of
519 India
Who was the Chairman of the Draft Committee
520 of the Constituent Assembly
No person shall be convicted of any offence
521 except for law in force. This is stated in
The main object of Fundamental Rights is to
522 ensure
Which one of the following is a bulwark of
523 personal freedom?
What is true about the Fundamental Rights and

524 Directive Principles of State Policy?
What is true with the nature of Fundamental

525 Rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution?
Which one of the following Fundamental Rights

was described by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar as The
526 Heart and Soul of the Constitution.
527 The fundamental right to life emanates from

Right to freedom of religion cannot be
528 restricted on ground of
529 Freedom under Article 19 are
530 Right to education emanates from

Under the Indian Constitution, responsibility for
531 the enforcement Fundamental Rights rests with
A person whose fundamental right is violated
can move the Supreme Court directly in under
532 Article
Equality before law and equal protection of law
533 is guaranteed under
The Fundamental Right to_______ has been
534 deleted by the ________ Amendment Act
Which Fundamental Right granted Constitution
535 of India prohibits traffic in human beings?
536 In India Right to Property is a
Which of the following Rights conferred by the

537 Constitution is also available to non-citizens?
Consider the following statements with regard

to compulsory signing of national anthem
i. It will be violative of the right to freedom of
speech and expression
ii. It will be violative of the right to freedom of
conscience and practice and propagation and
religion
iii. There is no legal provision, obliging any one
538 to sing the national anthem
The power to impose reasonable restrictions on
the Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens vests
539 with
The Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens have

540 been criticized on the ground that
Fundamental Rights of Indian Citizens can be
541 suspended by President
542 The right against exploitation prohibits
543 The Right to freedom can be restricted
544 The right to equality

The concept of Public Interest Litigation, which
has become quite popular in India, originated
545 in
Regarding equality before law, the Indian

Constitution makes exceptions in the case of
i. The President
ii. Governors
iii. Foreign sovereigns
546 iv. Foreign diplomats
Which among the following is not a
547 Fundamental Right?
Which among the following has been added to

548 the original Fundamental Rights?
549 A writ of prohibition is issued by superior Court
Which among the following relates to Anti550 strike verdict?

The case of Roman Catholic Priest, John
551 Vallamattom v. Union of India relates to
Which among the following cases relates to the
552 recognition or aid to minority Institutions?
A writ issued by the Supreme Court compelling
a quasi-judicial / public authority to perform its
553 mandatory duty is
The writs for the enforcement of Fundamental

554 Rights are issued by
A direction under Article 226 of the
Constitution given by the High court can be
555 altered by
Right in rem is right against which one of the
556 following?
Which one of the following is the correct
statement?
Right to privacy as a fundamental Right is
557 implicit in:
The main difference between de jure and de
558 facto recognition is that the former is
559 The Secretary General of the U.N. is appointed:

560 5. Ownership of goodwill of a business is:
Ratio decidendi of a case is which one of the

561 following?
Fundamental duties have been added in the
Constitution by 42nd Amendment Act, 1976 in
562 accordance with the recommendations of:
Disputes between States in India come to the
563 Supreme Court under:
Once the proclamation of emergency is made,
the right of a citizen to move the Supreme
court for enforcement of his fundamental rights
564 is suspended by the:
Which one of the following has been
565 considered supreme as a course of power?
Which one of the following pairs is correctly

566 matched?
The Article of the Constitution which
automatically becomes suspended on
567 proclamation of emergency is:
The President Rule under Article 356 remains

568 valid in a state for the maximum period of
Right of Life does not include Right of die.

569 It has been held in a case of:
The Vice President of India may be removed

570 from his office by:
The power of the President of India to issue an
571 ordinance is a / an:
572 Preamble to the constitution of India:

Whoever by words attempts to excite
disaffection towards government established
573 by law, commits the offence of:
The rationale of absolute liability is that the
undertakers of hazardous activities have to
574 pay:
A threatened to commit suicide is his wife did
not execute a sale deed in favour of his
brother. The wife executed the sale deed.
575 This transaction is:
576 A voidable contract is one which is:

Consider the following statement with regard
to uberrimae fidei?
a. It falls within a class of cases which require
utmost good faith
b. Every contract is a contract uberrimae
fidei
c. Contrast of insurance is an example of
uberrimae fidei
577 Of these statements
A promise to give money or moneys worth
upon the determination or ascertainment of an
578 uncertain event is called a:
A offers to sell his car to B for Rs. 50,000/-.

B agrees to buy the car offering Rs.45,000/-.
579 The reply of B amounts to:
An agreement to sharte the benefits of a public
580 office:
When goods are displayed in a show window
581 bearing pricetags, it indicates:
582 In the matter of liquidated damages:

Which one of the following statement is
correct?
Generally, quasi-contractual obligations are
583 based on the theory of
Which one of the following is not covered under
584 Article 20 of the Constitution of India?
585 Ubi Jus ibi remedium means

The law relating to hostilities has been codified
586 by
The law relating to prisoners of war has been
587 codified by
The law relating to diplomatic relation is
588 codified by
A person whose guardian has been appointed,
589 attained the age of majority at
Fiduciary relationship means a relationship
590 based on
A and B jointly owe C Rs. 1,000. A pays C the

due sum. B not knowing A has paid, also pays
C Rs.
591 1000. C is obliged to return the money under
Actus non facit reum, nisi mens sit rea is a
592 fundamental principle of
Section of the Indian Penal code defines

593 murder
594 Sex determination test have been banned by

595 Rights and duties are
For those Union Territories which have no
Legislative Council of their own , laws are
596 passed by.?
Who among the following is not appointed by
597 the president of India.?
Who was the member of the Rajya Sabha when
598 first appointed as the prime minister of India.?
Who can initiate impeachment proceeding
599 against the President of India.?
Who among the following held office of the P.M
600 for the shortest period.?
Chief Minister of the all state are ex-officio
601 members of the.?
When can the President use his discretion in

602 appointing the Prime Minister.?
A person who is not a member of Parliament
can be appointed as aminister by the President
603 for a maximum period of.?
Who administer the oath of office to the
President of India before he enters upon the
604 office.?
605 The union council of ministers consists of.?

In case a President dies while in office, the
Vice-President can act as President for a
606 maximum period of.?
607 Who was the first Prime Minister of India.?
The chief Minister of a Union Territory where
608 such a set up exists is appointed by.?
Minimum age required to contest for
609 Presidentship is.?
When a state Governor dies or resigns, who

normally exercises his functions till a new
610 Governor is appointed.?
Who appoint the Prime minister of the
611 Country.?
Total no. of members nominated by the
president to the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
612 is.?
The Governor of a state is appointed by the
613 president on the advice of the.?
614 The inter- state council has been set up under.?
Agricultural Income tax is assigned to the State
615 Government by.?
Lotteries organised by the Government of a
616 State comes under.?
Social Security and Social Insurance is a
617 subject included in the.?
Which subject was transferred from State list to
Concurrent list by the 42ndAmendment of the
618 Constitution.?
619 Railways comes under which list.?
Grant-in-aid of revenue to the State is
620 Recommended by the.?
Under the Constitution, the Residuary powers
621 vest with the.?
Sarkaria Commission was appointed by the
622 Government of India to report on
In India, power of Judicial Review is enjoyed by
623 the.?
The law declared by the Supreme court is
624 binding on all the courts by virtue of.?
The Regulating act of 1773 is a land mark in
625 Indian Legal history because
The salaries of the judges of the High Court are
626 paid from the.?
If the Parliament passes a law which is against
the Constitution, it can be declared as
627 unconstitutional by.?
A judges of the Supreme Court can be removed
628 from the office only on grounds of.?
Whom does the Governor consult in matter of
appointing, posting, and promotion of District
629 Judges.?
630 The Supreme Court of India is created by.?

Who among the following has the constitutional
right/ authority to make rules regarding the
manner of enforcing the orders of the Supreme
631 Court.?
632 Madras High Court has the jurisdiction over.
Which article of the constitution permits the
633 Supreme court to have a seat outside Delhi.?
In Which case did the Supreme court restore
634 Primacy of Fundamental Rights over the DPSP.?
The Guwahati High Court has Territorial
635 jurisdiction over how many States.?
The Supreme Court originally consists of how
636 many other judges besides the chief justice.?
The only Union Territories which has its own
637 High Court,?
Which amendment act conferred on the
Supreme court the jurisdiction to transfer cases
638 from one High court to another.?
The concept of Judicial Review has been
639 borrowed from the constitution of.
Under a single integrated, hierarchal judicial
system, the high court in the state are directly
640 under the.?
Which of the following amendments curtailed
the power of judicial review of the supreme
641 court and High court.?
A common High court for two or more States or
642 Union Territories may be established by.?
Which High court in India has held that the
Pronouncement of Talaq thrice in one go is
643 illegal.?
Which constitution amendment gave the
Parliament an absolute right to amend the
Constitution including the provision contained
644 in part III thereof.?
For amendment of the constitution a bill may
645 be introduced in.
For those Union Territories, which have no
Legislative Councils of their own, laws are
646 passed by
647 The Rajya Sabha can be dissolved by
Which of the following bills cannot be

648 introduced first in the Rajya Sabha?
A party having 36 members will avoid
disqualification under the provisions of the Anti
Defection Law if the number of members
649 crossing the floor is at least
Collective responsibility of the Cabinet was
650 introduced in India by the
651 The President can promulgated an ordinance

If a minister of a State wants to resign. To
whom he should address the letter of
652 resignation?
When the governor receives a Bill passed by

the State Legislative Assembly, which of the
following courses would be most appropriate
653 for the Governor as an agent of the Centre?
To which of the following bills the President

must accord his sanction without sending it
654 back for fresh consideration?
In the case of a conflict between the Centre
and a State in respect of a subject included in
655 the concurrent List
In which of the following states was the
656 Panchayati Raj first introduced?
Which of the following is a source of the
657 income of the Gram Panchayats?
In the Constitution, setting up of village
658 panchayat find mention under
The need for local government can be justified
659 primarily on the grounds of
660 The function of the Panchayat Samiti is to
661 Gram Sabha consists of

Which is an important reason for revival of
662 Panchayati Raj system in India?
At what level does a Panchayat Samiti operate
663 a Panchayati Raj structure
The Panchayati Raj institutions in India are
established as per Constitutional directions of
664 the
Which Article of the Constitution directs the
State governments to organize Village
665 Panchayats?
Which is correct regarding the Constituent

666 Assembly?
Which of the following is not an essential

667 characteristic of a Federal State?
Which one of the following states has the State
Legislative Assembly recently passed a
resolution for the revival of the State
668 Legislative Council?
The Constituent Assembly for undivided India
669 first met on
After a no-confidence motion is admitted in the
Lok Sabha, a date for the debate is to be
670 decided within
The President nominates two members of the
Anglo-Indian Community to the Lok Sabha
671 under Article
Which of the following is not a function of the
672 Election Commission in India?
Proportional representation with single transfer
673 able vote is used for the election of
674 The Ram Nandan Prasad Committee deals with
Which Schedule of the Constitution of India

provides for the setting up of Tribes Advisory
675 Councils in the states?
Under Article 143 of the Constitution, the
676 President
The Small Industries Development Bank of
677 India has been set up by
As per the Anti-Defection Law the final
authority to decide on a members
678 disqualification from the House is
The formation of linguistic states in India
679 started with
680 Article 292 provides for

The appointment of a Commission to
investigate the condition of socially and
educationally backward classes is provided for
681 under
Who among the following took up as the first
chairperson of the National Commission for
682 Women?
A party in India in order to be recognised as

official opposition in the Indian Parliament
683 should have least how many seats?
The Council of States is a permanent body, but
684 as nearly as possible
A Money Bill must be returned by the Rajya
Sabha with its recommendations to the Lok
685 Sabha within a period not exceeding
After a no confidence motion is admitted to the
686 Lok Sabha, who decides a date for the debate?
There is no reservation for the Scheduled Tribes

687 in the Legislative Assemblies of
The most essential feature of the Parliamentary
688 form of government is the
Which of the following is not a unitary feature

689 of the Constitution?
The Fundamental Right that aims at the
690 abolition of social distinctions is the right
responsibility for the enforcement of
691 Fundamental Right?
In the Constitution, opportunities for the
development of scientific temper, humanism
692 and spirit of inquiry and reform are found in
Under which Article of the Constitution are the

693 Cultural and Educational Rights granted?
Which of the following is not specifically

694 mentioned in Article 19 of the Constitution?
695 Right to Constitutional Remedies comes under
The Fundamental Duties of Indian Citizens were
696 provided by
The Right to Freedom of Speech in India may

697 be restricted if the freedom is used to
Right to property was removed from the list of

698 Fundamental Rights by which amendment?
Which of the following Directive Principles is

699 based on Gandhian Ideology?
Which of the following Directive Principles of
700 State Policy has not been implemented so far?
The prohibition of traffic in human beings and
701 beggar comes under
If an Indian citizen is denied a public office
because of his religion, which one of the
702 following Fundamental Rights is denied to him?
The Directive Principles in the Indian

703 Constitution are drawn of the lines of the
704 The Right to Property is a
If the person is refused freedom of movement,
705 it means denial of
Which one of the following fundamental rights
has been described by Dr. Ambedakar as the
706 heart and soul of the Constitution?
Fundamental Rights under Article 19 are
707 suspended during emergency caused by
708 The theory of Fundamental Rights implies

709 In Indian Constitution, there is no provision for
On which of the following Directive Principles is
710 the Constitution silent?
Any dispute regarding the violation of

711 Fundamental Rights can be presented
The objective of Fundamental Rights in our
712 Constitution is to provide
713 Article 17 of the Constitution

The word social, secular and the unity and
integrity of the nation have been added to the
714 Indian Constitution by which amendment?
Who is entitled to initiate a bill for
715 Constitutional Amendments?
For the creation of a new state in India, the

716 amendment of the Constitution will require
22. The Ninth Schedule of the Constitution of

India was
a. Added by the 1st amendment
b. A part of the original Constitution
c. Added by the 24th amendment
d. Added by the 42nd amendment
717 Answer- a
The Parliament can amend the Constitution by
718 way of
Which of the following cannot be altered by the
719 Parliament by ordinary legislative procedure?
Which of the following services has been
included the Consumer Protection
720 (amendment) Bill, 1993?
Which of the following does not figure in the
64th Constitution Amendment Bill regarding
721 Panchayati Raj?
Which Constitutional amendment bill proposed
722 to grant statehood to Delhi?
By which amendment Bill did the Parliament
723 lower the voting age from 21 to 18 years?
Who gave that No person shall be President for
more than two terms, and that no amendment
724 of the Constitution is necessary to enjoy this?
The 73rd amendment to the Indian Constitution
725 pertains to which of the following?
The Right to Property ceased to be a
726 Fundamental Rights from
For amendment of the Constitution a Bill many
727 be introduced in
Funds belonging to the Government of India
728 are kept in
The reference to Hindus in Article 25 of the
729 Constitution does not include
The First Law Officer of the Government of
730 India is
731 Planning Commission is a
Total number of schedules now in Indian
732 Constitution is
733 When did Delhi become a Union Territory?

734 A Union Territory does not have
How many spokes are there in our national
735 emblem Ashoka Chakra?
Which of the following became the 25th State
736 of the Indian Union?
Term of Comptroller and Auditor General of
737 India is
Indian Constitution recognises minorities on
738 the basis of
739 Article 370 of the Constitution deals with

Interpretation of Indian Constitution is based
740 on the spirit of the
741 Welfare State is the aim of
Several states in North- East India were carved
out by separating them from Assam. Which of
742 the following pairs is not among them?
The Finance Commission is appointed after
743 every
The Attorney General of India has the right to
744 audience in
Who among the following have the right to
vote in the elections to both the Lok Sabha and
745 Rajya Sabha?
How many members of the UPSC should have
served the Union or State Government for at
746 least 10 years?
Which of the following is found in the seventh
747 schedule of the Constitution
748 Civil servants are not permitted to become
The Constitutions 92nd Amendment Bill deals

749 with which of the following?
750 All India Services can be created by the
On which of the following Union Territory was

751 statehood conferred?
Lotteries organised by the government of a
752 State come under
753 The Zonal Councils discuss matters relating to

754 The Inter State Council has been set up under
The provisions regarding division of taxes

755 between Union and the States
756 Corporation Tax

The Central Government can give directions to
the State Governments with regard to subjects
757 in
758 The Vice President is eligible for re-election by
Who among the following enjoys the rank of a

759 Cabinet Minister of the Indian Union?
A person who is not a Member of Parliament
can be appointed as a Minister by the President
760 for a maximum period of
Which of the following regarding elections

761 cannot be called in question in any court?
The provision for an Election Commission is
762 provided in Article
The Presidents Rule in a State can be
763 continued for a maximum period of
764 When a financial emergency is proclaimed

If the President wants to resign from office, he
765 may do so by writing to thr
The five year term of the President is

766 calculated from the
Which organization has declared October 2 as
767 the International Day for Non- Violence?
768 Justice M.S. Liberhan probed the:

By which amendment to the Constitution were
the territories of Goa, Daman and Diu merged
769 into the Indian Union?
What is the retirement age for a Judge in the
770 United States Supreme Court?
771 The policy of prohibition implies:

The status of the Chief Election Commissioner
772 is:
Under which Article of the Constitution a
773 Financial Emergency can be declared?
The R.K. Raghavan Committee laid down

774 guidelines regarding:
Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code deals
775 with
776 The case of Naz Foundation v. UOI dealt with:

Which of the following is correct in the case of
777 a criminal law action?
What is the standard of proof required in a
778 criminal law action?
The two necessary ingredients of a criminal act

779 are:
From among the following, identify the

780 statement that most closely defines mens rea:
What is the effect of a general defence in

781 criminal law?
Which among the following was the first
attempt to regulate the affairs of English East
782 India Company in India?
The East India Company was deprived of
monopoly of trade with India except Tea Trade
783 by which among the following acts?
Which among the following is popularly known
784 as Minto-Morley Reforms?
The constitution of India derives its ultimate
785 authority from ____?
Which among the following constitutions has
generally inspired the concepts of rule of law,
parliamentary system, and law making
786 procedure in the Indian Constitution?
Consider the following matches: In accordance

of their contribution in Indian Constitution
1. Concurrent List -Australian Constitution
2. Directive Principles - Irish Constitution
3. Fundamental Rights -US Constitution
787 Which among the above matches are correct?
Which among the following feature of
Constitution of India is derived from Weimer
788 Constitution (of Germany)?
Who among the following was the
Constitutional Advisor to the Constituent
789 Assembly ?
On which date Indian Constitution was finally
signed by the members of the constituent
790 assembly ?
By which among the following ways, the

Constitution Assembly generally arrived at
decisions on various provisions of the
791 Constitution?
Who among the following was the first

792 president of Constituent Assembly of India?
In which among the following years, the
Constitution of India was amended for the first
793 time?
The Official Languages Act 1963 provided that

794 _______?
In which year, Union Territories were introduced
795 in India?
Which of the following provisions of the
constitution did not come into force on
796 November 26, 1949?
How many articles were initially there in the
797 Indian Constitution?
The Central Governments exclusive powers
798 are enumerated in the
Which of the following is regarded as an
799 essential function of the State
800 Planning in India derives its objectives from
Which of the following subjects is included in
801 the Union List?
802 The residuary power means the

Under the Constitution, the residuary powers
803 vest with the
Which of the following is not in the State List
804 under the Constitution of India?
Which subject was transferred from State List
to Concurrent List by the 42ndAmendment of
The idea of incorporation of the Concurrent List
in the Indian Constitution has been borrowed
806 from the Constitution of
807 The State according to the Constitution
The control of the preparation of electoral rolls

808 for parliament and legislature vests with the
809 The Election Commission holds election for

The power to decide an election petition is
810 vested in the
In which year were the first general election
811 held in India?
Who appoint the Chief Election Commissioner
812 of India?
The Chief Election Commissioner can be

813 removed
814 The Electorates means
Which of the following does not come under

815 the purview of the Election Commission?
816 Adult suffrage means that

The powers of the Election Commission are
817 given in which Articles of the Constitution?
The Governor of a State is appointed by the
818 President on the advice of the
819 The President gives the resignation to the
Who among the following hold the office during
820 the pleasure of the President?
Which one of the following does not constitute
the Electoral College for electing the President
821 of India?
The charge of impeachment against the

President of India for his removal can be
822 referred by
Who was the first Chief Information
823 Commissioner of India?
824 Law Day is celebrated in India on
The property rights of Hindu women and

825 daughters are provided
826 The provision for overseas citizenship relates to

827 Principles laid down in a judgement is
828 PIL abbreviates
Who is associated with drafting of Indian Penal
829 Code?
830 Law of tort deals with
Time Limit for filing different kinds of suit is
831 prescribed in
Contract is said to have three essentials. Which
one among the following is not an essential
832 element in the formation of a contract?
Fiduciary relationship means, the relationship is
833 based on
834 In law of torts
835 There are two classes of Advocates in India
836 Election of President of India is conducted by
The total numbers of Languages recognized in
837 the Constitution of India is
The present Chairperson of the National
838 Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission is
839 Present Chief Justice of India is
840 Separation of power means

841 Law of Contract allows parties to
What is maximum term of imprisonment for

842 Contempt of Courts?
Which among the following Amendment to the
Constitution of India provides for the
reservation in admissions in private
educational Institutions for SCs, STs and
843 Backward Classes
Right to Information as per the Right to
844 Information Act, 2005 can be available to
How many schedules are in Constitution of
845 India
The present Chairman of Law Commission of
846 India is
The United Nations organisation was formed in
847 the year
In which among the States decided to set up
848 Human Rights Courts
A is appointed by the court to represent a poor
849 litigant . A is called
850 LL.B stands for
Which Committee is responsible for Tax
851 Reforms?
Where was the concept of Directives Principles
852 of State Policy borrowed from
853 Where are juvenile delinquents sent?
All of the following words connote a prison
854 except one
855 Capital offences result in
856 What is a caveat?
857 What is a Cognizance?
Bye-law making power granted to the
858 executive by the legislature is called
A person who makes an affidavit or deposition
859 is called
860 The word due process of law indicates
The rule of evidence which forbids a person
from denying the truth of some statement
861 formerly made by him
Vice-President is ex-officio chairman of Rajya
862 Sabha. Officio means
863 Give another name for mercy killing

A prerogative writ used to command a person
who is detaining another in custody to produce
864 that person before the court.
When a witness repeats another persons

865 statement, the evidence is called
An order of the court directs a person to do
something or refrain from doing a particular
866 thing is called
867 Innuendo hints at
One of the following cannot be taken as
868 intellectual property
869 The expression dying intestate refers to
870 International Court of Justice has its seat at

871 Jurisprudence is
A published account of legal proceedings, used
by lawyers as basis for searching precedent is
872 called
Who said Litigation is a game in which the
873 Court is umpire?
874 What is a Moot Court?
A person who attests copies of original

875 documents, to render them authentic is called
876 A child born after fathers death
A previous judgment cited by court to decide
877 on a similar set of facts
878 The early release of a prisoner is called
879 The meaning of the term quasi is
If a public official exceeds his authority and
acts to injure the interest of a person, what
880 remedy is available to the person?
The reason (or ground) of a judicial decision is

881 known as
882 Who is a Recidivist?
883 An Act of parliament is called
A document issued by court, calling upon the
person to whom it is directed to attend before
884 the Judge
The tort of defaming someone by words or
885 gestures
An act in excess of the authority conferred by
886 law
The law relates to functions and powers of
887 government organisations
A lawyer appointed by Court to represent a
888 poor litigant is
889 ..is a general pardon
890 A deed is a written statement which is
891 States right to acquire property is a power of
A mortgage is of property while a pledge is
892 of .property
893 ...is an inquiry into cause of death
894 LL.B. stands for
Criminal law is law, administrative law is
895 .law
When a person is prosecuted for committing a

896 criminal offence, the burden of proof is on
A contract is said to have 3 essentials. Which
one among the following is not an essential in
897 the formation of contract
898 Creamy layer has reference to
899 What is the full form of COFEPOSA?
900 What is MISA?

In which case, the Supreme Court held that
non-payment of minimum wages is a type of
901 forced labour.
The term Hindu used in Hindu Marriage Act,

902 1955 includes all except one
Who is responsible for introduction of public
903 interest Litigation in India?
Under Public interest litigation, who can move
904 the court?
Which writ is issued to release a person from
905 wrongful detention?
A wrongful assumption of public office is
906 vacated by writ of
A command by court asking a public authority
907 to perform its public duty is called the writ of
Which writ quashes the wrongful order of a
908 lower Court?
How many Judges are there in the Supreme
909 Court (including the chief justice)?
Once appointed, Judges of Supreme Court
910 serve till they attain the age of
911 A Judge of Supreme Court can be removed by

912 The age of retirement of High Court Judges is
To betray a nation is an offence or punishable
913 with death
914 The first law officer of the country is
The Prevention Detention Act has a restraining
915 effect on
Tamil Nadu Reservation Act providing 69%
reservation has been placed in the . schedule
916 of the Constitution
A minimum of .Judges of Supreme Court
917 hear a constitutional matter
Parties may refer their disputes to an

independent third party, instead of regular
918 courts, under the provisions of
The time limit for filing different kinds of suits
919 is contained in
What is the maximum term of imprisonment
920 for contempt of Court?
Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (prevention)
921 Act, was enacted in
Can a couple who adopted a son, adopt
922 another son legally?
923 Public holidays are declared under
Bhopal gas leak case falls under general
924 classification of law of
925 Defamation infringes a persons right to
926 Conspiracy needs, at least, persons
Sometimes a person himself does not commit
an offence. He helps or aids another person. He
927 is then guilty of .
928 A dacoity requires at least or more persons
.is the crime of arousing hatred or

929 contempt against the government of India
930 Homicide means
931 Ownership and possession are
.are those offences for which a police

932 officer can arrest a person without a warrant
According to section 138 of..the dishonour of

cheque results in awarding double amount and
933 also criminal consequences.
934 Muslim marriage is a
935 There are two classes of advocates in India
Sometimes, an accused seeks pardon from the

Court and offers to give evidence against all
936 others involved in a crime. He is called
In law, a man is presumed to be dead if he is
937 not heard of as alive for
If a person goes away secretly, or evades the
938 Jurisdiction of the Court, he is
939 What does adjudication mean?
A written statement in the name of a person by
whom it is voluntarily signed and sworn to is
940 called
A crime of unlawful damaging or destroying
941 property by fire is called
942 Prosection: Accused :: ?:Defendant
CORRECT OPTION
OPTION 1
OPTION 2
1 (A) 44th Amendment Act
(B) 46th Amendment Act
3 (A) Prime Minister
(B) Home Minister
(A) Equality of opportunity

in matters of public
2 employment
(B) Protection in respect

of Conviction of Offence
(A) Protection of certain

rights regarding freedom of (B) Protection in respect
4 speech
of conviction of offence
1 (A) President
(B) Prime Minister
3 (A) Three Months
(B) Four Months
2 (A) Six Months
(B) Two Months
(A) Central Government

3 Employees
(B) Judges of the

Supreme Court and High
Courts
3 (A) President
(B) Governor
(A) President & Governors

4 are above the law
(B) President &

Governors make any law
for the Constitution
(A) 7th Amendment Act

1 1956

1955
4 (A) Article 362
(B) Article 363
1 (A) Article 361
(B) Article 362
2 (A) 361
(B) 361A
(A) The report must be a

report of the 'procedings' of
a House of the Union or a
State Legislature. Hence, it
must be relevant to a
motion or other business
(B) It must be a report as
before the House, and must distinguished from one
4 not have been expunged
article or Comment'.
4 (A) Treaty, Agreement
(B) Covenant,
Engagement
(B) Any territory before

commencement of
(A) Any territory recognised Indian Constitution by
4 by President of India
the British ruler

1 1971

1971

2 1975

1971
3 (A) Article 368
(B) Article 362
1 (A) President
(B) Prime Minister
(A) Ensure that every State

Minister should act in
(B) Ensure that Governor
accordance with the advice acts under advice of the
3 of Chief Minister
Chief Minister
4 (A) Federal State
(B) Commonwealth State
1 (A) Article 323A
(B) Article 323B
3 (A) Part Four
(B) Part Seven
4 (A) 15 Days
(B) 18 Days
3 (A) Speaker
(B) Deputy Speaker
1 (A) 97
(B) 96
3 (A) 99
(B) 100
1 (A) President
(B) Speaker of Lok Sabha
3 (A) Speaker
(B) Chairman
(A) When Prime Minister

asks them to give vote on
3 the Bill
(B) When the House

passes such a resolution
(A) one-tenth of the total

(B) one-fourth of the
number of members of that total number of
1 House
members of that House
(B) Article 101 to Articles

1 (A) Article 101 to Article 104 105
4 (A) Railway Budget
(B) Defence Budget
4 (A) Budget session
(B) Monsoon session
1 (A) First session (Budget)
(B) Second session

(Monsoon)
2 (A) Monsoon session
(B) First session
(A) Member draws attention (B) Member wants the

regarding important
House to discuss his
4 subject-matter
subject-matter
(B) Home Minister
(A) Speaker of Lok Sabha

and Chairman of Rajya
1 Sabha
(B) President
4 (A) Minister
(B) Deputy Speaker
4 (A) First Reading
(B) Second Reading
1 (A) Law
(B) Bill approved
(A) Legislative Assembly

2 and Parliament
(B) Lok Sabha and Rajya

Sabha
(A) Lok Sabha passes the

3 Bill
(B) Rajya Sabha passes

the Bill
1 (A) First April
(B) Second April
(B) Finance Minister
2 (A) One
(B) Two
3 (A) General Budget
(B) Railway Budget
3 (A) M. S. Gill
(B) G. V. Krishnamurthy
4 (A) Lok Sabha
(B) Rajya Sabha
1 (A) Adult Suffrage
(B) Indirect Election

2 1988
(B) 61st Amendment Act

1989
3 (A) 23
(B) 24
4 (A) Non Resident
(B) Unsoundness of Mind
3 (A) Article 328
(B) Article 339
4 (A) Article 81
(B) Article 80
1 (A) Article 173
(B) Article 175
3 (A) Children
(B) Persons
1 (A) Parliament
(B) Judiciary
(A) Delimitation of
3 Constituencies
(B) The allotment of

seats to such
Constituency
(A) PIL (Public Interest

4 Litigation)
(B) SLP (Special Leave

Petition)
1 (A) Article 330
(B) Article 332
2 (A) Article 334
(B) Article 331
3 (A) 3
(B) 4
1 (A) Assam
(B) Andhra Pradesh
4 (A) Article 334
(B) Article 335
2 (A) 8
(B) 1
(A) 31st Amendment Act

4 1959
(B) 23rd Amendment Act
(A) 23rd Amendment Act

2 1969

1959

3 1980

1984

4 1986

1987
(A) 62nd Amendment Act

1 1989

1928
2 (A) Article 336
(B) Article 335
(A) Bill presented by Ruling (B) Bill approved by the

4 Party member
Government
(A) A general discussion on (B) Clause by clause
3 the Bill
consideration of the Bill
(B) President
1 (A) President
(B) Member of the House
2 (A) Defence Bill
(B) Money Bill
4 (A) 14
(B) 15
(B) Committee on
Absence of Members
(A) Business Advisory
from the sitting of the
Committee & Committee of House & Committee on
4 Privileges
Estimates
(B) Public Accounts

4 (A) Committee on Estimates Committee
(B) Committee in the
conduct of certain
(A) Committee on Draft Five members during the
4 Year Plan, etc.
President Address
3 (A) Speaker of Lok Sabha
(B) Chairman of Rajya

Sabha
(A) Elected through Member

4 of Legislature
(B) Elected by the People
(A) In the Preamble,

Constitution of India defines (B) Written Constitution
4 people of India as Sovereign of India
(B) Parliament
3 (A) Presidential System
(B) Parliamentary
System
2 (A) Article 352
(B) Article 368
1 (A) Article 368
(B) Article 356
4 (A) Judiciary
(B) Executive
(A) Articles 54, 55, 73, 162

and 241 or Chapter IV of
Part V, Chapter V of Part VI
4 or Chapter I of Part XI
(B) Any of the Lists in the

Seventh Schedules of
the representation of
State on Parliament
3 (A) 25th Amendment Act
(B) Kesavanand Bharti

(A) Golak Nath vs. State of vs. State of Kerala A.I.R.
1 Punjab A.I.R. 1967 S.C. 1643 1973 S.C. 1961
2 (A) State Legislature
(B) Parliament
1 (A) Supreme Court of India
(B) High Court
4 (A) Legislative Council
(B) State Legislature
4 (A) Allahabad High Court
(B) Calcutta High Court
(A) Shankari Prasad vs.

4 Union of India
(B) Golak Nath vs State

of Punjab
2 (a) 1976
(b) 1978
3 (a) Statehood of Delhi
(b) Panchayati Raj
3 (a) C.Rajagopalachari
(b) J.B Kripalani
1 (a) 86th
(b) 92nd
3 (a) 320
(b) 234
2 (a) Nyaya Panchayat

2 (a) 1 year
(b) State Legislative

Council
(b) 2 year
(a) An officer who returns

(b) An officer who is sent
the unaccepted application back to his parent
4 for the allotment of land
department.
(a) 48 hours before the
1 closing hour of the polling
(b) 48 hours before the

appointed time of
election results
3 (a) Vice President
(b) Chairman of UPSC
2 (a) Constitutional provision
(b) Convention
1 (a) Two
(b) Three
3 (a) Security of the Country
(b) Security of the P.M
(a) Relation between State

1 and Centre
(b) Relation between

Executive and
Legislative
1 (a) Advisory Body

1 (a) Chief Minister
(b) Administrative Body

(b) President
1 (a) P.M
(b) President
2 (a) P.M
(b) President
1 (a) Age
(b) Money
3 (a) Chief Justice of India
(b) Advocate General
1 (a) I
(b) II
4 (a) Chandigarh
(b) Delhi
(a) Deputy Speaker of Lok

4 Sabha
(b) Deputy chairman of

Rajya Sabha
2 (a) The President
(b) The Prime Minister
2 (a) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
(b) J.L Nehru
2 (a) Preamble
(b) DPSP
4 (a) Parliament
(b) Planning Commission
4 (a) Election Commission
(b) Finance Commission
2 (a) Lok Sabha
(b) Rajya Sabha
2 (a) P.M
(b) President
1 (a) Britain
(b) France
1 (a) Prime Minister
(b) President
2 (a) 1978
(b) 1965
(b) Redressing citizen

3 (a) Control of administration grievances
3 (a) 26 Jan. 1950
(b) 27 Jan 1957
1 (a) A legal advisor
(b) An administrative
officer
2 (a) 32 year
(b) 23 year
4 (a) A.K Gopalan case
(b) Keshavanand Bharati
(a) Demand for Grants

1 Committee
(b) Committee on public

accounts
1 (a) Berubari case
(b) Golaknath
3 (a) 42
(b) 24

4 (a) I
(b) Dr. S. Radhakrishnan

(b) II
1 (a) Manipur
(b) Kolkata
2 (a) Delhi
(b) Punjab and Haryana
2 (a) Madras
(b) Calcutta
(a) Consolidated fund of

1 India
(b) Consolidated fund of

State
4 (a) Andaman & Nicobar
(b) Daman & Diu
2 (a) State Government
(b) State Election

commission
2 (a) President
(b) Governor
1 (a) Jawaharlal Nehru
(b) B.R. Ambedkar
1 (a) Dr. B.R Ambedkar
(b) Mahatma Gandhi
1 (a) 26 January 1950
(b) 30 January 1948
2 (a) Bombay
(b) Delhi
1 (a) Sacchidanand Sinha
(b) B.R Ambedkar
(a) Government of India act, (b) Indian Councils act,

1 1935
1909
3 (a) India
(b) Bharat
(b) Tej Bahadur Sapru
(a) Under the Indian

2 Independence act 1947
(b) Under the cabinet

Mission plan 1946
2 (a) USA
(b) Canada
2 (a) Switzerland
(b) USA
2 (a) USA
(b) England
4 (a) British Constitution
(b) USA
1 (a) England
(b) USA
2 (a) America
(b) Australia
2 (a) Part I
(b) Part II
2 (a) Fundamental Rights
(b) DPSP
3 (a) Part I
(b) Part II
3 (a) Part III
(b) Part IV
4 (a) 18
(b) 20
4 (a) Assam
(b) Tripura
1 (a) Anti-Defection Law
(b) Acquisition of Land

act
1 (a) First
(b) Second
1 (a) 8, 12
(b) 12, 11
2 (a) Art 23
(b) Art 29 and 30
2 (a) Art 16
(b) Art 18
3 (a) Financial Emergency
(b) National Emergency
4 (a) Sikkim
(b) Nagaland
2 (a) Art 370
(b) Art 371(A)
1 (a) Art 352
(b) Art 75
1 (a) Art 343(I)
(b) Art 345
3 (a) Art 324
(b) Art 334
2 (a) Art 312
(b) Art 324
4 (a) Art 23
(b) Art 32
3 (a) Art 245
(b) Art 393
3 (a) Art 293
(b) Art 280
1 (a) Art 249
(b) Art 269
3 (a) Art 245
(b) Art 246
3 (a) Art 141
(b) Art 142
2 (a) Art 103
(b) Art 110
2 (a) Art 85
(b) Art 108
4 (a) Art 123
(b) Art 74
2 (a) Art 71
(b) Art 61
2 (a) Art 51
(b) Art 51(A)
1 (a) 13
(b) 15
(a) Council of minister

1 headed by P.M
(b) President
2 (a) American Revolution
(b) French
3 (a) DPSP
(b) Fundamental Rights
2 (a) Preamble
(b) DPSP
2 (a) 1956
(b) 1951
2 (a) 1947
(b) 1950
(a) By Constitutional
4 Assembly
(b) By Indian Parliament
3 (a) Preamble
(a) Constitutional
4 Democracy
(b) Aristocratic
Democracy
1 (a) Preamble
4 (a) 42nd Amendment

(b) 40th
3 (a) 1950
(b) 1952
1 (a) Fazal Ali
(b) K.M Pannikar
2 (a) Haryana
(b) Andhra Pradesh
(a) Sardar Patel and J.L

2 Nehru
(b) Sardar Patel and V.P

Menon
3 (a) K.M Munshi
(b) B.R Ambedkar
4 (a) P.M
(b) Council of Minister
4 (a) Art 5
(b) Art 6
1 (a) Art 6
(b) Art 8
1 (a) One
(b) Two
1 (a) 11
(b) 12
1 (a) Right to Strike
(b) Right against

Exploitation
4 (a) 12
1 (a) Civil Rights
(b) 13
(b) Economic Rights
1 (a) President of India
(b) P.M
1 (a) Civil Rights
(b) Economic Rights
1 (a) 24 Hours
(b) 48
1 (a) Legal Right
(b) Fundamental Right
2 (a) Right to Freedom

1 (a) Social inequality
(b) Right to Equality

(b) Economic
4 (a) 14th
(b) 43th
1 (a) Fundamental Rights
(b) Legal Rights
3 (a) Art 14
(b) Art 45
2 (a) Parliament
(b) Supreme Court
1 (a) Art 45
(b) Art 43
3 (a) 21
(b) 24
1 (a) Lok sabha
(b) Parliament
4 (a) P.M
(b) President
3 (a) 13 May 1952
(b) 2 April 1954
1 (a) Rajya Sabha
(b) Lok Sabha
3 (a) He will be Penalized
(b) He will be continue to

be a member of
Parliament.
3 (a) Lok Sabha is Formed
(b) Speaker is appointed

by the President
4 (a) President
(b) Council of Minister
3 (a) Marshal of the House
(b) P.M
1 (a) Art 331
(b) Art 80
4 (a) 500 and 250
(b) 525 and 238
1 (a) Advocate General
(b) Attorney General
(b) Speaker of Vidhan

Sabha
(b) When there is conflict

(a) When the Lok Sabha has between the two houses
4 been dissolved.
regarding a particular bill
(a) Government of India act (b) Minto- Marley
4 1935
reforms
4 (a) Lok Sabha
(b) Constitutional
Amendment
3 (a) President
(b) Union Minister
1 (a) Ministry of Defence
(b) Three Chiefs of Army,

Navy, and Air Force
2 (a) Governor
(b) Legislative Assembly
4 (a) The President
(b) The vice president
3 (a) For the five years
(b) For a period fixed by

the President
4 (a) 1960
(b) 1077
3 (a) Y.B Chavan
(b) Bhola Paswan
2 (a) Parliament
(b) CAG
3 (a) The President alone
(b) P.M Alone
3 (a) Himself
(b) A newly elected

member
2 (a) Natural Justice

3 (a) S.H Kapadia
(b) Self-incrimination
(b) Altmas Kabir
3 (a) Ambedkar
(b) Sir Woodroof and

Amirali
1 (a) Section 299
(b) Section 300
4 (a) Cr.PC
(b) IPC
2 (a) Court
(b) Prosecution
4 (a) Vikram Seth
(b) Ram Jeth Malani
4 (a) 5 year
2 (a) Arun Shourie
3 (a) Cr.PC
(b) 6 year
(b) M.C Chagla
(b) Art 22
3 (a) 302
(b) 204-B
4 (a) Domestic Violence act
(b) Special Marriage act
2 (a) Nanavati
2 (a) Writ
(b) Nirmala
(b) Warning
3 (a) Plaintiff
(b) Defendant
3 (a) Banking Regulation act
(b) Bankers book of

evidence
2 (a) Supreme Court
(b) Allahabad High Court
4 (a) CJI
(b) Supreme Court
1 (a) Mandal judgement
(b) Ayodhya
2 (a) Vice-president
(b) President
3 (a) Art 122
(b) Art 123
2 (a) Property only
(b) Movable property
(a) Knowledge, intention,

4 and action
(b) Motive, intention,

and Knowledge
2 (a) Robbery
(b) Dacoity
4 (a) The punishment of death (b) Killing of Animals

1 (a) 309
2 (a) Offer
(b) 307
(b) Promise
(b) Mohari Beevi V.

2 (a) Nihal Chand V. Jan Khan Dharmodas Ghosh
3 (a) An agreement
3 (a) Locke
(b) A proposal
(b) Marx
2 (a) Movable Property
(b) Immovable Property
(b) Finance Minister
(a) Only on subjects

(b) On certain subjects
contained in the concurrent even when Parliament is
3 list
in session
1 (a) 35, 25
(b) 20, 18
(a) A chairman and four

1 members
(b) Five members
2 (a) 62
(b) 61
2 (a) House of People
(b) Council of state
1 (a) Planning Commission
(b) Finance Commission
3 (a) 32
2 (a) A Wrong
(b) 227
(b) A Civil Wrong
1 (a) Justice Y.V Chandrachud (b) Justice H.J Kania

3 (a) Parliament
1 (a) Dalveer Bhandari
(b) High Court

(b) Nagendra Singh
3 (a) Justice Kabir
(b) Justice S.H Kapadia
3 (a) Rule of law
(b) Due process of law
(a) By each house of

parliament by a special
majority and if found of
proven misbehaviour or
1 incapacity
(b) By president of India
4 (a) 234
(b) 324
2 (a) Mayor
(b) Commissioner
1 (a) Writs
(b) Ordinances
3 (a) Quo Warranto
(b) Certiorari
2 (a) Certiorari
3 (a) Blood relation
(b) Habeas Corpus

(b) Money
2 (a) Madras and Bombay
(b) Bombay, Madras and

Kolkata
3 (a) Guwahati High Court
(b) Delhi High Court
2 (a) Fatima Beevi
(b) Liela Seth
1 (a) Fatima Beevi
(b) Liela Seth
4 (a) Any High Court

1 (a) De-facto head
(b) Supreme Court

(b) De-jure head
3 (a) Golaknath case
(b) Sajjan singh case
1 (a) Keshavanand Bharati
(b) Golaknath case
3 (a) Sedition
(b) Treachery
(a) P.Rathinam/ Nagabhusan (b) Dr. Ismail Faruqui V.

1 Patnaik V. Union of India
UOI
1 (a) Sunil Batras case 1978
(b) Nandini Satpathys

case 1977
(a) Negotiable Instrument

1 act 1881
(b) Contract act 1872
1 (a) 48-A
(b) 51-A
2 (a) DPSP
(b) Fundamental Duties
2 (a) 14
(b) 15
3 (a) 1978
(b) 1962
3 (a) 83
(b) 84
2 (a) Parliament
(b) State legislature
3 (a) Is based on convention
(b) Created by
parliament
3 (a) Unexpired term
(b) For a year
1 (a) The Prime Minister

2 (a) Centre list
(b) Union Defence

Minister
(b) State list
4 (a) Privileges committee
(b) Estimate committee
1 (a) English
(b) Kashmiri
2 (a) 1945
(b) 1946
3 (a) Kanpur
(b) Allahabad
3 (a) Stafford Cripps
(b) A.V Alexander
1 (a) Dr. B.N Rao
(b) Dr. B.R Ambedkar
2 (a) July, 1948
(b) July, 1947
3 (a) Gandhi ji
(b) J.L Nehru
(a) Government of India act, (b) Government of India

2 1901
act, 1909
4 (a) British Parliament
(b) Federal Legislature
3 (a) Provincial autonomy
(b) Dyarchy of centre
(a) A federation was

3 suggested
(b) Unitary form of

Government was
recommended
(b) Indian councils act,

4 (a) Indian councils act, 1909 1919
3 (a) Cripps Proposal
(b) Cabinet Mission Plan
2 (a) Charter act, 1813
(b) Charter act, 1833
3 (a) Feb, 1947
(b) Jan, 1948
1 (a) J.L Nehru
(b) Mahatma Gandhi
1 (a) J.L Nehru
(b) Motilal Nehru
1 (a) Jawaharlal Nehru
(b) Gulzarilal Nanda
1 (a) Britain
(b) US
3 (a) President
(b) Prime minister
4 (a) Dr. B.R Ambedkar
(b) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
1 (a) Parliament
(b) State Legislature
3 (a) Art. 5
(b) Art. 6
2 (a) Part II of the Constitution (b) Citizenship act, 1955

(a) Right of freedom of
4 religion
(b) Right to property
2 (a) Parliament
(b) Supreme court
(a) In the supreme court

4 only
(b) In the high court only
2 (a) 342
(b) 343
1 (a) 267
(b) 278
1 (a) Not even once
(b) 1962
1 (a) Speaker of Lok Sabha
(b) CJI
3 (a) President
(b) Prime minister
2 (a) Finance commission
(b) Planning commission
2 (a) Prime minister
(b) President
1 (a) M. Hidayatullah
(b) P.N Bhagwati
3 (a) Dr. S Radhakrishnan
(b) Dr. Zakir Hussain
3 (a) Hindu code Bill
(b) PEPSU appropriation

Bill
1 (a) President
(b) M.P
(a) Deputy chairman of

3 Rajya Sabha
(b) Chief Justice of India
2 (a) President
(b) Parliament
2 (a) Dr. S Radhakrishnan
(b) V.V Giri
1 (a) In the supreme court
(b) In the high court
(a) Government of India act,

4 1935
(b) Marley-minto reforms
2 (a) Lal bahadur Shastri
(b) Indra gandhi
1 (a) G.V Mavlankar
(b) P . Upendra
3 (a) Election commissioner
(b) Speaker of lok sabha
2 (a) Ordinary bill
(b) Finance bill
1 (a) Nargis dutta
(b) Jayalalitha
(a) Public account

2 committee
(b) Estimate committee
(a) All the members of the

3 parliament
(b) The people directly
3 (a) Estimate committee
(b) Committee on public

under taking
4 (a) President
(b) Prime minister
3 (a) Marshal of the house
(b) Prime minister
3 (a) 3 months
(b) 4 months
4 (a) 1/3
(b) 1/8
(a) Elect the president of

4 India
(b) Elect vice-president
1 (a) 14 days
(b) 1 month
(a) Leaving the opposition

to join the party in power or (b) An attempt to occupy
vice-versa by a
the seat of some other
1 parliamentarian
parliamentarian
1 (a) Deputy speaker
(b) President
3 (a) 1956
(b) 1954
3 (a) Parliament
(b) Speaker of Lok sabha
4 (a) P.M
(b) President
2 (a) President
(b) Speaker of lok sabha
(b) The court that

(a) The court that preserves maintain record of all the
1 all its record
lower courts
(a) Any other metropolitan

3 city
(b) Any other major city
2 (a) Pitts India act
(b) Regulating act
1 (a) 31
(b) 23
2 (a) M Hidyatullah
(b) P .N Bhagwati
(b) Parliament
4 (a) The parliament
(b) The governor
3 (a) Bhajan Lal
(b) Kamal Prasad
(a) Consolidated fund of the (b) Consolidated fund of

1 state
India
1 (a) Mrs. Sarojani Naidu
(b) Mrs. Sucheta Kriplani
4 (a) 250
(b) 345
1 (a)
1 (a)
2 (a)
1 (a)
(b)
(b)
(b)
(b)
Governor
97 Subjects
97
47
President
47 Subjects
66
68
2 (a) Madras
(b) Bombay
1 (a) 1 Oct, 1953
(b) 2 Oct, 1953
3 (a) Delhi
(b) Puducherry
2 (a) Manipur
(b) Nagaland
2 (a) 1956
(b) 1951
3 (a) 2 days
(b) 4 days
1 (a) President
(b) P.M
2 (a) Parliament
(b) President
2 (a) Lord Mayo
(b) Lord Rippon
(a) Balwant Rai Mehta

1 Committee
3 (a) 1957
(b) Ashok Mehta

Committee
(b) 1978
3 (a) Local taxes
(b) Gram Panchayat
4 (a) Assam
(b) Tripura
1 (a) 21
(b) 23
4 (a) Income tax
(b) Sales tax
2 (a) Mumbai
(b) Kolkata
2 (a) Kerala
(b) J&K
1 (a) Supreme court
(b) High court
2 (a) President
(b) P.M
3 (a) Gazette
(b) Report of Public

account committee
2 (a) Guntur
(b) Kurnool
1 (a) R.K Shanmukham Chetty (b) John Mathai
3 (a) Shankarn Nair

2 (a) 1943
(b) Mohammad Shafi

(b) 1942
1 (a) Legal right
(b) Fundamental right
4 (a) 20
(b) 25
1 (a) Estimate committee
(b) Public account

committee
(b) Ministry of
1 (a) Ministry of Human affairs parliamentary affairs
4 (a) Finance commission
1 (a) Atal Bihari Vajpai
(b) Charan Singh
3 (a) 339
(b) 3323
1 (a) 2 years
(b) 1 years
2 (a) High court

1 (a) 1955
(b) Supreme court

(b) 1965
2 (a) 56th
(b) 24th
2 (a) President
(b) Vice-president
3 (a) One
(b) Two
1 (a) President
(b) Chief minister of J&K
(a) Arrest can be made

1 without warrant
(b) Arrest can be made

with warrant
2 (a) 1975
(b) 1976
1 (a) President
4 (a) defamation
(b) Prime minister

(b) trespass
2 (a) 1973
(b) 1908
3 (a) 1860
(b) 1873
2 (a) Movable Property
(b) Immovable Property
1 (a) Easement Act
(b) Right of Passage Act
3 (a) 1930
(b) 1931
3 (a) 2 months
(b) 4 months
(a) dying declaration of the (b) evidence of the girl's

1 deceased
friend
3 (a) Khula
(b) Talaq
(a) contained in various

personal laws codified and
2 unconfined
(b) entirely unconfined
1 (a) Hannafi
(b) Ashri
(a) Advocates and Senior

1 Advocates
(b) Lawyers and Judges
3 (a) hostile witness
(b) witness
(a) to deprive of right over

3 property
(b) to deprive of voting

right
(a) who can be so closely

and directly affected that I
ought to reasonably have
3 them in contemplation.
(b) who I know
1 (a) 5/6
(b) 7/8th
3 (a) B. R. Ambedkar
(b) Salmond
2 (a) Prime Minister
(b) King of England
2 (a) 50 years
(b) 60 years
2 (a) Nehru
(b) John Wilson
1 (A) Political Revolution
(B) Discussion
2 (A) Govt. of India Act 1857
(B) Govt. of India Act

1858
4 (A) Executive Council
(B) Parliament
3 (A) Secretary of India
(B) Secretary of Britain
(B) Indian Council Act

2 (A) Indian Council Act 1856 1909
(A) Christian Community &
3 Indian Council Act 1909
(B) Buddhist Community

& Indian Council Act
1907

2 (A) Indian Council Act 1913 1909

1920
2 (A) 1888
(B) 1885

1929
4 (A) Sikh, Europeans
(B) Indian Christians

1930

(A) Govt. of India Act 1858, 1892, Indian Council Act
4 Indian Council Act 1861
1809
(A) Indian Independence Act (B) Indian Independence
3 1949
Act 1946
4 (A) Federal List
(B) Provincial List
4 (A) External Affairs
(B) Currency and

Coinage
4 (A) Police
(B) Provincial Public

Service
(A) Criminal Law &

4 Procedure, Civil Procedure
(B) Marriage
1 (A) Governor General
(B) General of India
3 (A) Governor
(B) Governor General
2 (A) India
(B) America
3 (A) Moti Lal Nehru
(B) Sardar Ballabh Bhai

Patal
2 (A) Unionist Muslim
(B) Muslim League
(A) Congress, Muslim

4 League, Unionist Muslim
(B) Unionist Scheduled

Caste, Krishak Poja,
Scheduled Castes
Federation, Sikh (Non
Congress)
2 (A) Congress
(B) Muslim League
3 (A) Jawahar Lal Nehru
(B) Sardar Ballabh Bhai

Patel
(A) Fully representative of

4 the Hindus
(B) Fully representative

of the State in India
1 (A) August offer
(B) Viceroy offer
2 (A) Sardar Patel
(B) Gandhiji
(B) Formation of
3 (A) The need of Constitution Constituent Assembly
1 (A) Congress
(B) Muslim League
2 (A) 22nd Aug. 1947
(B) 22nd July 1947
3 (A) No
(B) Only idea emerged
2 (A) Lord Attlee
(B) Lord Mount Batten
1 (A) 17th Sep. 1949
(B) 17th Oct. 1949
2 (A) Eleventh session
(B) Twelfth session
1 (A) 24th Jan. 1950
(B) 24th Feb. 1950
3 (A) Two
(B) One
3 (A) Jana Gana Man
(B) Vande Matram
(A) 2 Years, 11 months and

1 19 Days
(B) 3 Years, 12 months

and 16 Days
2 (A) Twenty sessions
(B) Twelve sessions
(A) 318 Articles and 7

3 Schedules
(B) 319 Articles ad 10

Schedules
(A) 397 Articles and 9

4 Schedules
(B) 395 Articles and 4

Schedules
3 (A) Approx. 7935
(B) Approx. 7892
1 (A) Rs. 63,96,729
(B) Rs. 64,98,725
2 (A) 52,500
(B) 53,000
1 (A) Jawaharlal Nehru
(B) Motilal Nehru
2 (A) Oct. 1945
(B) Oct. 1947
3 (A) Jawahar Lal Nehru
(B) Gandhiji
1 (A) Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
(B) K. M. Munshi
1 a.Article 20
b. Article 21
a. a socialistic pattern of
3 sociality
b. Independence of
Judiciary
2 a. Certiorari
b. Habeas corpus
b. Directive Principles of
a.Fundamental Rights are
State Policy are
justiciable and Directive
justiciable and
Principles of State Policy are Fundamental Rights are
1 non-justiciable
not justiciable
a. Fundamental Rights are
not absolute but are
subjected to certain
qualifications and
1 restrictions
b. Fundamental Rights
are absolute but are
subjected to certain
qualifications and
restrictions
a. right to constitutional
1 remedies
b. right to religion
a. Article 19 and does not

2 include right to die
b. Article 21 and does

not include right to die
1 a. Security of State
a. absolute without any
4 restriction
b. Public order
b. sacrosanct and
inalienable
b. right to equality
a. right to culture and
before law & equal
education under Articles 29 protection of law under
4 & 30
Article 14
4 a. all the Courts
b. the High Courts
3 a. Article 20
b. Article 34
3 a. Article 12
b. Article 13
2 a. Form association; 44th
b. Property; 44th
2 a. Right to equality
b. Right against
exploitation
1 a. Legal Right
b. Fundamental Right
a. Freedom of speech,
3 assembly and association
b. Freedom to acquire
property or to carry on
any occupation, trade or
business
3 a. (I) and (II) are correct
b. (II) and (III) are correct
1 a. Parliament
b. President
4 a. too many restrictions
b. language is not easy

for majority of citizens to
understand.
a. during National
1 Emergency
b. during all Kinds of

Emergency
4 a. traffic in human being
b. begar
a. in the interest of friendly b. in the interest of

4 relations with foreign states security of state
b. permits the state to
a. permits the state to make make special provisions
the discrimination on
for women, children and
2 ground of residence
backward classes
1 a. U.S.A
b. Australia
2 a.i, ii and iii only
b. i, ii and iv
4 a. Right against exploitation b. Right to equality
a. Right to Constitutional
4 remedies
b. Right to Speech
a. to prevent an inferior
court or tribunal from
exceeding its jurisdiction or
acting contrary to the rules
1 of natural justice.
b.where it can call upon

a person to show under
what authority he is
holding the office
a. T.K. Rangarajan v.
b. Shyam Narayan
Government of Tamil Nadu, Chucksey v. Union of
1 AIR 2003 SC 3032
India, AiR 2003 MP 233
a. enactment of Uniform
1 Civil Code
b. enactment of Uniform
Hindu Law
a. TMA Pai Foundation v.

1 State of Karnataka
b. D.K. Basu v. Union of

India
2 a., Quo Warranto
b. Mandamus
3 a. The Parliament
b. The President
4 a. Law Minister of the State b. State Government

3 a. Policy brutality
b. An Individual
2 a. The Right to Freedom
b. The Right to personal

Liberty
a. legal while the latter is

1 factual
b. Provisional and the

latter is definite
b. by the Security
a. by the General Assembly Council on the
on the recommendation of recommendation of the
1 the Security Council
General Assembly
4 a. Corporeal ownership
b. limited ownership
a. The order of the court in

3 the case
b. The final decree

passed by the court
3 a. Santhanam Committee
b. Sarkaria Committee
2 a. Appellate Jurisdiction
b. Original Jurisdiction
2 a. Prime Minister of India
b. President of the Lok

Sabha
4 a. Supreme Court of India
b. Parliament of India
a. Writ of Habeas Corpus:

2 Issued only to the state
b. Writ of Mandamus:
Issued to the public
servant.
2 a. Article 14
b. Article 19
1 a. one year
b. two years
a. R. Rathinam vs. Union of b. State vs. Sanjay

4 India
Kumar Bhatia
4 a. Impeachment
b. A resolution passed by
Lok Sabha and Rajya
Sabha with a two- thirds
majority
2 a. Executive power
b. Legislative power
a. Is not a part of the

2 Constitution
b. Indicates the
objectives to be
achieved
a. Contempt of the
4 Government
b. Criminal conspiracy
against the State
3 a. If they are at fault
b. Partially even of they

are not at fault
a.voidable due to undue

2 influence
b. voidable due to
correction
a. Not enforceable by either b. Enforceable by either

4 of the parties thereto
of the parties thereto
2 a. A, B and C are correct
b. A and C are correct
2 a. Lottery
b. wager
2 a. Offer
b. Counter offer
3 a. Valid
b. Voidable
a. Offer to sell goods at

price mentioned on the
2 price tags
b. An invitation to make
an offer
b. The plaintiff is not

a. The plaintiff is entitled to entitled to recovered the
recover the agreed amount agreed amount of
of compensation for the loss compensation for the
1 suffered
loss suffered
4 a. Implied term
b. just and reasonable

solution
2 a. Ex post facto laws
b. Preventive detention
a. every law provides for

2 remedies
b. there is no wrong
without a remedy
a. Hague Convention (1899 b. Geneva Conventions

1 & 1907)
(1929 & 1949)
2 a. Hague convention.
b. Geneva Convention
3 a. Hague convention
b. Geneva convention
2 a.18 years
b. 21 years
3 a. Money
b. Contract
2 a. Contract
b. Quasi contract
2 a. Civil liability
b. Criminal Liability
2 a. 299
b. 300
a. Pre- Conception
Diagnostic Techniques
(Regulation and Prevention
1 of Misuse)
b. SDT (Prohibition)
1 a. Co-related
b. Co-ordinated
3 (a) President
(b) Union Minister
4 (a) Ambassador
(b) The P.M
2 (a) Lal Bahadur Shastri
(b) Indra Gandhi
4 (a) Only Lok Sabha
(b) Rajya Sabha
3 (a) Lal Bahadur Shastri
(b) V.P Singh
4 (a) Finance Commission
(b) Planning Commission
4 (a) In all Circumstances
(b) In no Cicumsatances
2 (a) 9 Months
(b) 6 Months
3 (a) Vice-President
(b) P.M
4 (a) P.M
(b) Cabinet Minister
2 (a) 2 Year
(b) 6 Month
(b) Mahatma Gandhi
3 (a) President
(b) Prime Minister
2 (a) 30 Year
(b) 35 Year
(a) Secretary-General of the (b) A person designated

3 Governor
by the Cabinet
2 (a) Parliament
(b) President
1 (a) 12
(b) 13
(b) Chief Justice
3 (a) Art 245
(b) Art 246
2 (a) Constitution of India
(b) National
Development Council
2 (a) Union List
(b) State List
1 (a) Concurrent List
(b) Residuary Power
2 (a) Agriculture
2 (a) Concurrent list
(b) Education
(b) Union list
3 (a) Inter-State Council
3 (a) President
(b) Supreme Court
1 (a) Centre-State relations
(b) Electoral Reforms
2 (a) High Courts only
(b) Supreme Court only
1 (a) 141
(b) 134
2 (a) It Created High Courts
(b) It created Supreme

Court at Fort William
(a) Funds collected from

3 fees for cases
(b) Consolidated fund of

India
1 (a) Supreme Court
(b) High Court
3 (a) Gross inefficiency
(b) Imbecile Conduct
2 (a) Advocate General
(b) High Court
1 (a) Constitution
(b) Presidential Order,

1950
3 (a) Chief justice of India
(b) Attorney General of

India
2 (a) Tamil Nadu and Kerala
(b) Tamil Nadu and

Pondicherry
4 (a) 141
(b) 139
3 (a) A.K Gopalan
(b) Golaknath case
2 (a) 6
(b) 7
3 (a) 5
(b) 6
1 (a) Delhi
(b) Kolkata
3 (a) 39th
(b) 43rd
3 (a) France
(b) UK
4 (a) President
(b) Governor of the state
4 (a) 24th
(b) 34th
3 (a) President
(b) Supreme Court
2 (a) Bombay High Court
(b) Allahabad
1 (a) 24th
(b) 42nd
3 (a) Rajya Sabha
(b) Lok Sabha
1 a. Parliament
b. Appointed
Administrator
a. Constitutional
3 Amendment
b. President
a. Bills pertaining to the

b. Bills pertaining to the
removal of the President by powers of the Supreme
4 impeachment
Court or High Courts
1 a. 12
b. 18
3 a. Minto-Morley Reforms
b. Independence Act,
1947
a. When there is a conflict

between the two houses
3 regarding a particular bill
b. When a bill passed by

the Lok Sabha is not
passed by the Rajya
Sabha
3 a. Governor of the State
b. Leader of his political

party
b. Refer the Bill to the

2 a. Exercise veto over the Bill President
1 a. Finance Bills
b. Bill seeking
Amendment to the
Constitution
a. The law which had been

2 passed first would prevail
b. The Union Law

prevails
3 a. U.P.
b. Bihar
1 a. Levy Duties
b. Profesional Tax
2 a. Art 51
b. Art 40
3 a. Political expediency
b. Promoting local
leadership
a. Deal with administration

of justice at the Panchayat
4 Level
b. Deal with rural

industrialization
a. All the Chairman of Block

Level institution of the
b. All the voters of the
2 district
Village Panchayat
a. It has come down to us
4 since ancient times
b. It adds efficiency to
village administration
3 a. Gram panchayat level
b. District Level
1 a. Directive Principles
b. Fundamental Rights
4 a. Art 32
b. Art 50
a. It submitted the
Constitution to the people
2 of India for ratification
b. It was elected by the

people of India directly
3 a. Division of powers
b. Written Constitution
2 a. Andhra Pradesh
b. Tamil nadu
1 a. 9th December, 1946
b. 3rd June, 1947
3 a. 15 Days
b. 30 Days
2 a. 360
b. 331
a. Preparation and revision

4 of electoral rolls
b. The appointment of
Election Tribunals
2 a. Civic bodies
b. Rajya Sabha
4 a. The Anti-Sikh Riots
b. The identification of
those who constitute the
Creamy layer among the
OBCs
3 a. Seventh
b. Eighth
a. Dismisses a State
3 Government
b. Grants pardon or
reprieve in a death
sentence case
2 a. None of these
b. Act of Parliament
2 a. Council of Minsters
b. Speaker of the House
1 a. Andhra Pradesh
b. Kerala
a. Creating a new all India

3 Service
b. Setting up a National
Commission for women
4 a. Art 301
b. Art 360
4 a. Ms Suhasini Ali
b. Ms Pupul Jayyakar
1 a. 1/10
b. 1/6
a. Half of its members retire b. Half of its members

4 every 2 years
retire every 3 years
3 a. 10 days
b. 30 days
1 a. Lok Sabha speaker
b. Prime Minister
a. Nagaland, Meghalaya and b. Assam, Nagaland and

3 Orissa
Meghalaya
3 a. Written Constitution
b. Accountability of the
executive to the
legislature
a. Appointment of
4 Governors
b. Financial dependence
of the States
3 a. Against exploitation
b. To freedom
4 a. Parliament
b. State legislature
4 a. Fundamental Rights
b. Fundamental Duties
3 a. Art 29 and 32
b. Art 30 and 31
1 a. Freedom of the press
b. Freedom to move
freely
1 a. Fundamental Rights
b. Natural Rights
a. A Judgement of the
4 Supreme Court
b. A Legislation adopted
by the Parliament
2 a. Spread superstition
b. Incite people to
violence
2 a. 44th
b. 14th
a. Promotion of cottage
1 industries
b. Separation of Judiciary
from executive
a. Uniform civil code for the b. Organisation of village

1 citizens
panchayats
2 a. Art 25
b. Art 23
2 a. Right against exploitation b. Right to equality
3 a. Canadian Constitution
4 a. Fundamental Right
b. French Constitution
b. Universal Right
1 a. Economic Liberty
b. Political Liberty
a. Right to Constitution
1 Remedies
b. Right against
Exploitation
3 a. Internal armed rebellion
b. Financial Crises
1 a. Limited Government
b. Equality of all before

law
3 a. Political and Social Rights b. Educational Rights

1 a. Adult Education
b. Equal Pay for both

men and women
3 a. In the High Court only
b. First in the Supreme

Court and then in the
High Court
a. Better memorial
4 conditions to the citizens
b. Economic justice
1 a. Abolishes untouchability
b. Grants right to
Constitutional remedies
4 a. 38th
b. 48th
3 a. Lok Sabha only
b. Rajya Sabha only
4 a. Simple majority
b. Two-third majority in
parliament
1 a. All of these
b. Repeal
a. Acquisition and
4 termination of citizenship
b. Composition of State
Legislative Councils
4 a. Transport
b. Power
4 a. Village Panchayat
b. District level body
2 a. 77th
b. 72nd
4 a. 42nd
b. 73rd
1 a. Jawaharlal Nehru
b. Mahatma Gandhi
a. Inclusion of Konkani,
Manipuri and Nepali in the
2 English schedule
b. Panchayati Raj
3 a. 1976
b. 1978
3 a. Lok Sabha
b. Either chamber of
State Legislature or
Union Parliament
a. Public Account Fund of

4 India
b. Contingency Fund of
India
2 a. Sikhs
b. Parsees
4 a. Chief Justice of India

2 a. None of the above
b. Auditor General
b. Statutory Body
1 a. 12
b. 10
1 a. 1956
b. 1960
3 a. A Governor/Administrator b. An annual plan outlay
2 a. 15
b. 24
3 a. Tripura
b. Mizoram
3 a. 65 Years of age
b. None of these
1 a. Population
b. Colour
b. Temporary provision
a. Formation of new states with respect to Jammu
2 and alteration of boundaries and Kashmir
2 a. Fundamental Duties
4 a. Anarchism
b. Preamble
b. Scientific Socialism
1 a. Manipur and Tripura
b. Arunachal Pradesh
and Nagaland
2 a. 4 years
b. 5 years
3 a. Supreme Court
b. Any Sessions Court
a. Elected members of the

3 Upper House of Parliament
b. Elected members of
the Upper House of State
Legislature
3 a. 1/3rd
b. 2/3rd
a. Duties of President and

2 Vice- President
b. Subjects in State and

Central List
a. Heads of Commissions of b. Members of

2 Enquiry
Parliament
a. Providing free and
compulsory education to
children between 6 years
3 and 14 years of age
2 a. Prime Minister
b. None of these
b. Parliament
2 a. Pondicherry
b. Goa
a. No list mentioned in the

2 Seventh Schedule
b. The State List
4 a. Inter- State transport
b. Economic and Social

Planning
2 a. Art 352
b. Art 263
a. Can be suspended during b. Cannot be suspended

3 Financial Emergency
under any circumstances
a. Is levied by the Union and b. Is levied by the Union
collected and appropriated and shared by the Union
4 by the States
and the states
2 a. The Concurrent List
b. All the lists
4 a. Constitutional Provision
b. Supreme Court
Judgement
2 a. None of the above
b. Deputy Chairperson of
the Planning Commission
4 a. 9 months
b. 3 months
a. Validity of law relating to

the delimitation of
b. Preparation of
4 constituencies
electoral roils
2 a. 329
b. 324
3 a. 2 years
b. 1 years
a. Union budget will not be

2 presented
b. Salaries and
allowances of any class
of employees may be
reduced
b. Speaker of Lok Sabha
a. First day of the month

following the month he
3 assumes charge
b. Date of his election

result
4 a. The OECD
b. The commonwealth of
Nations
2, 3 in some cases
can also be preffered. a. Babri Masjid demolition
b. The Godhra Carnage
4 a. 10th Amendment, 1961
b. 44th Amendment,
1978
4 a. 60 years
b. 65 years
a. A ban on the
consumption of liquor in a
2 particular area
b. A complete ban on the

manufacture, sale and
consumption of liquor in
the area where it has
been imposed
a. Supreme authority in the

2 Election Commission
b. First among equals
3 a. Article 356
b. Article 352
a. Prosecution of acid
attacks on women and
3 young girls
b. Protection of
witnesses in high-profile
corruption cases
involving high ranking
public servants
3 a. Dowry death
b. Prosecution of fake
encounters by the police
and army
a. Constitutional validity of
1 Sec 377 of the IPC
b. Constitutional validity
of Sec 377 of the CrPC
a. The burden of proof rests b. The burden of proof

3 with the defence
rests with the court
a. The prosecution must
establish balance of
2 probabilities
b. Proof beyond
reasonable doubt
b. Actus reus and mens

2 a. Actus reus and ipso facto rea
a. The motive or purpose for b. The consequences of
which a criminal act is
a criminal act, and the
4 committed
resulting liability
b. It converts crimes like
murder into lesser
a. It converts a crime into a crimes like culpable
4 non-crime
homicide
3 [A]Pitts India Act 1784
[B]Charter Act 1833
1 [A]The Charter Act of 1813
[B]The Charter Act of

1833
[B]Indian Councils Act

1 [A]Indian Councils Act 1909 1892
3 [A]Supreme Court of India
[B]Parliament of India
2 [A]US constitution
[B]British Constitution
4 [A]Only 1
[B]1 & 2
3 [A]Dure Procedure of Law
[B]Procedure Established
by Law
2 [A]Sachidanand Sinha
[B]B N Rao
1 [A]November 26, 1949
[B]January 24, 1950
3 [A]Simple Majority
[B]Two Third Majority
[A]Dr. Sachchidananda
2 Sinha
[B]Dr. Rajendra Prasad
2 [A]1950
[B]1951
[A]Hindi is only official

2 language of India
[B]Use of English to be
continued in addition to
Hindi for Official Purpose
4 [A]1949
[B]1950
[A]Provisions relating to
3 citizenship
[B]Provisions relating to
elections
3 [A] 390
[B] 393
4 a. Concurrent List
b. Federal List
a. To run schools for

4 education
b. To maintain good
roads
1 a. Directive Principles
b. None of these
2 a. Agriculture
b. Extradition
a. Powers shared between

the Union and State
4 Governments
b. Powers related to
countrys external affairs
1 a. Union Government
b. State Government
4 a. Fisheries
b. Gambling
1 a. Education
b. Local Self Government
2 a. Canada
2 a. Local Bodies
b. Australia
b. All of the above
2 a. President
b. Election Commission
a. The Parliament, State

Legislature and the posts of b. The Parliament, State
the President and the Vice- Legislative Assemblies
1 President
and the State Council
2 a. High Court
b. Election Commission
3 a. 1950-51
b. 1948-49
b. President
b. By each House of
Parliament by a special
majority and on the
a. On charges of corruption ground of proven
if proved in the Supreme
misbehaviour or
2 Court
incapacity
b. All the citizens who
possess the right to vote
and elect their
a. Those people who have representatives in an
2 the right to live in a country election
b. To assign election
a. To give recognition to the symbols to the political
3 political parties
parties
b. Every adult can
a. Every adult of the country occupy highest office of
without any distinction has post without any
3 a duty to life for the country distinction
3 a. Art 362
b. Art 356
1 a. Prime Minister
b. Vice-President
3 a. Chief Justice
b. Parliament
1 a. Governor
b. Election Commissioner
a. Elected members of Lok

3 Sabha
b. Elected members of
the Legislative Assembly
of each State
a. Both Houses of
1 Parliament
b. Speaker of Lok Sabha

and Chairmen of Rajya
Sabha
1 a. Wajahat Habibullah
b. Irfan Habib
1 a. 26th November
b. 28th October
a. under Hindu Succession

Act, 1956 after the Hindu
Succession Amendment Act, b. under Indian
1 2005
Succession Act, 2005
a. Citizenship Amendment
1 Act, 2005
1 a. Ratio decidendi
b. Original Citizenship
Act, 1955
b. Obiter dicta
3 a. People's interest in law
b. public immoral law
1 a. Lord Macaulay
4 a. Defamation
b. Mulla
b. Trespass
1 a. Limitation Act
b. Court- Fees Act
4 a. Offer
b. Acceptance
1 a. trust
b. contract
3 a. Intention is relevant
b. Intention is irrelevant
a. Advocates and Senior

1 Advocates
b. Barristers and
Solicitors
a. Election Commission of
1 India
b. Law Minister
1 a. 22
b. 18
2 a. Justice DP Wadhwa
3 a. K.G. Balakrishnan
b. Justice Ashok Bhan

b. R.C. Lahoti
a. executive, legislature and

judiciary are separate from b. power of arrest
1 each other
restrained for police
3 a. make law of themselves
b. enforce themselves
4 a. 2 months
b. 3 months
a. Constitution 93rd
1 Amendment
b. Constitution 92nd
Amendment
1 a. All citizens
b. Specified citizens
1 a. 12
b. 15
3 a. Justice M.J. Rao
b. Justice J.S. Verma
2 a. 1948
b. 1945
2 a. Kerala
b. Karnataka
2 a. Advocate for poor
b. Amicus Curae
3 a. Bachelor of Laws
b. Legalite Lawyers Bacili
4 a. Jankiraman Committee
b. Narsimhan Committee
4 a. American Constitution
1 a. Borstal
b. Government of India
Act, 1935
b. Asylums
4 a. Tihar
b. Sing Sing
1 a.Sentence of death
1 a. A warning
b.Sentence of life
imprisonment
b. An Injunction
a.Arousing judicial notice or

1 knowledge
b.It is a crime
1 a.Delegated legislation
b.Order power
2 a. Deodand
b. Deponent
3 a.As ordained by statue law b.In course of time
1 a. Estoppel
b. Estray
2 a.Part time
b.By virtue of his office
1 a.Euthanasia
b.Final exitc.
1 a.Habeas corpus
b.Certiorari
1 a. Hearsay
b. Heresy
2 a. Inhibition
2 a. Insuniation
b. Injunction
b. Defamation
4 a. Patents
b. Copyright
3 a.Dying without a penny
b.Dying heavily indebted
2 a. Geneva
b. Hague
a.Divine principles, followed

4 by law
b.Logic of law
1 a. Law report
b. Journal
2 a. Salmond
b. Pollock
3 a.A basic point of law
b.A basic fact of case
3 a.Nisi parries
3 a. Postliminits
b.Court baliff
b. Bastard
1 a. Precedent
2 a. Bail
1 a. As if it were
b. Case
b. Parole
b. Null
1 a.Writ of Mandamus
b.Writ of Habeas Corpus
3 a.Ratione sole
2 a.Saint
3 a. Bill
b.Ratione tenural
b.Habitual criminal
b. Legislation
1 a. Summons
b. Call
4 a.Libel
b.Defamation per
incuraim
3 a. Intra vires
b. Illegal
3 a. Sovereign
b. State
1 a.Amicus curiaeb
b.Legal aid man
3 a. Remission
b. Reprieve
4 a. Signed
b. Sealed
2 a.Sovereign right
b.Eminent domain
1 a.Immovable, movable
2 a. Coroneration
b.Land, services
b. Inquest
3 a.Bachelor of laws
b.Legalite lawyers bacilli
3 a.Public, private
b.Private, public
2 a. Court
b. Prosecution
1 a. Written agreement
b. Consideration
a. richer section among

3 schedule castes
b. richer section among

scheduled tribes
a.Conservation of Foreign
exchange & prevention of
1 smuggling Act
b.Free trade Act
a.Maintenance of internal
1 security Ac
b.Maintenance of
essential services Act
3 a.Indra Swahney case
b.Maneka Gandhi case
4 a. Sikhs
b. Jains
1 a. Justice P.N. Bhagwati
b.Justice
M.N.Venkatachaliah
b. Person whose right is

1 a. Any public spirited person infringed
4 a. Prohibition
b. Mandamus
2 a. Mandamus
b. Quo warranto
1 a. Mandamus
b. Quo Warranto
4 a. Mandamus
b. Quo warranto
4 a. 25
b. 26
4 a. 62
b. 63
3 a. President for corruption.
b. President after inquiry

by brother judges
1 a. 62 years
b. 64 years
3 a. Sedition
b. Treachery
2 a. Chief justice of India
b. Attorney General of
India
2 a. Right to life
b. Right to freedom.
4 a. Sixth
b. Seventh
1 a. 5
b. 6
1 a. Arbitration Act
b. Negotiations Act
2 a. Court fees Act
b. Limitation Act
3 a. 2 months
b. 4 months
1 a. 1985
b. 1986
3 a. Yes
b. no
a. Negotiable Instruments
1 Act, 1881
b. Contract Act, 1872
3 a. Crimes
b. Negligence
1 a. Reputation
2 a. One
b. Pride
b. Two
1 a. Abetment
b.Conspiracy
4 a. Two
b. Three
1 a. Sedition
b. Treason
4 a. Causing death
2 a. one and the same
b. Intentionally causing
death
b. different
1 a.Cognizable offences
b.Non-cognizable
offences
a. Negotiable Instruments
1 Act
b.Monetary Instruments
Act
2 a.Sacrament
b.Civil contract
a.Advocates and senior

1 Advocates
b. Barrister and Solicitors
3 a. Witness
b. Clone
2 a. 5 yrs
b. 7 yrs
1 a. Absconding
b. Abrogating
a.A decision given by an

4 umpire
b. Meditation
2 a. Advowson
b. Affidavit
3 a. Burglary
2 a. Prosecution
b. Affray
b. Plaintiff
OPTION 3
OPTION 4
(C) 45th Amendment Act (D) 48th Amendment Act
(C) President of India
(D) Vice-President of India
(C) Protection of life and

personal liberty
(D) None of the above
(C) Protection against
arrest and detention in
certain cases
(C) Finance Minister
(D) Protection of life and

personal liberty
(C) Two Months
(D) One Month
(C) Three Months
(D) Four Months
(C) A & B
(C) A & B
(C) President and

Governors are
answerable to Prime
Minister
(D) President and

Governors shall not be
answerable to any court to
the exercise and
performance of the powers
and duties of their office
(C) 6th Amendment Act

1956
(D) 10th Amendment Act

1961
(C) Article 368
(D) Article 361
OPTION 5
(C) Article 368
(D) Article 369
(C) 361B
(C) 361C
(C) Such report must be

substantially true.
Hence, an extract or a
garbed or perverted
report would not be
protected. The reporting
must not be actuated by
malice
(D) All of the above
(C) Sanad
(C) Any territory which

government of the
Dominion of India
recognised
(D) B & C

1963
1964
1963
1964
(C) Article 365
(D) Article 367
(C) Home Minister
(D) Supreme Court
(C) Ensure that

Governance in the State
is in accordance with the
Constitution
(C) Nation
(D) Any State other than

India
(C) Article 323C
(C) Part Fifteen
(D) Part Ten
(C) 16 Days
(D) 14 Days
(C) A & B
(C) 95
(D) 94
(C) A & B
(C) Chairman of Rajya

Sabha
(D) Prime Minister
(C) A & B
(C) In the case of a tie

between Yes and No
(D) All the above
(C) one-fifth of the total

number of members of
that House
(D) one-half of the total

number of members of that
House
(C) Article 102 to Article (D) Article 106 to Article

106
110
(C) Foreign affairs
(D) Financial Bill
(C) Winter session
(D) All the above
(C) Third session

(Winter)
(C) Winter session
(C) Member wants to

raise complicated issue
(D) Member wants to draw

the attention of the House
to way recent matter of
urgent public importance
having serious
consequences.
(C) Speaker in the Lok

Sabha and Chairman in
the Rajya Sabha
(D) All the above
(C) Parliamentary Affairs (D) Prime Minister

Minister
(C) Prime Minister
(D) Member of the said

House
(C) Third Reading
(D) All the above
(C) Bill exercised for

administration
(D) Government procedure
(C) Council of State and

Legislative Council
(C) Lok Sabha and Rajya
Sabha both passed the
Bill
(C) First March
(D) Fifteenth March
(C) Ministry wise
(D) All the above
(C) Three
(D) Four
(C) A & B
(C) A & B
(C) Legislature
(D) All the above
(C) Direct Election
(C) 62nd Amendment

Act 1989
(C) 21
(D) 22
(C) Crime or Corrupt or

Illegal practive
(D) All the above
(C) Article 326
(D) Article 295
(C) Article 83
(D) Article 84
(C) Article 177
(D) Article 178
(C) Any Indian citizen

who is of the age of 18
years and above
(C) Government
(D) Election Commission
(C) A & B
(C) Action under Article

32
(D) Election Petition
(C) Article 333
(D) Article 334
(C) Article 332
(D) Article 333
(C) 2
(D) 1
(C) Karnataka
(D) Kerala
(C) Article 336
(D) Article 333
(C) 4
(D) 3

1980 & 62nd
Amendment Act 1989
(D) All the above

1978
1980
(C) 23rd Amendment Act (D) 51st Amendment Act

1969
1984
(C) 52nd Amendment

Act 1985
(D) 45th Amendment Act

1980

1980
(B) Article 338
(D) Article 339
(D) A Bill introduced by any

(C) Only the Prime
Minister in either of the
Minister presents the Bill Houses of the Parliament
(C) A & B
(C) Member of Lok Sabha (D) Member of Rajya Sabha
(C) Minister
(C) Law Bill
(D) Financial Account

Committee Bill
(C) 16
(D) 18
(C) Committee on
Government assurances
and Committee on
papers laid on the Table (D) All the above
(C) Public Undertaking

Committee
(D) All the above
(C) Select or Joint

Committee on Bills
(D) All the above
(C) A & B
(C) Elected by State

Legislatures
(D) Elected by an Electoral

College
(C) Separation of Power

and Checks and Blanees
between the three
constitutional organ
(D) All the above
(C) Supreme Court of
India
(D) Government
(C) A & B
(C) Article 351
(D) Article 342
(C) Article 357
(D) Article 359
(C) Legislative
(D) Parliament
(C) The Provisions of

Article 368
(D) All the above

(C) Indira Gandhi vs.
Rajnarain A.I.R. 1975
S.C. 2299
(C) Council of State
(D) Legislative Council
(C) Chief Metropolitan

Magistrate
(D) District Court
(C) State Assembly
(D) Rajya Sabha
(C) Madras High Court
(D) Supreme Court of India
(C) Kesavananda vs
State of Kerala, Minerva
Mill vs. Union of India
(D) All the above
(c) 1967
(d) 1979
(c) Land Reforms law
(d) Including languages
(c) Jawaharlal Nehru
(d) Mahatma Gandhi
(c) 91st
(d) 90th
(c) 324
(d) 345
(c) Rajya Sabha

(c) 4 year
(d) State Legislative

Assembly
(d) 5 year
(c) An officer who is

head of the state
assembly secretariat
(d) An officer who is

responsible for the conduct
of election in a
constituency and declares
result.
(c) 36 hours before the

actual poll
(d) 72 hours before polling
(c) Judges of Supreme

Court
(d) President
(c) Law of Parliament
(d) State Legislative

Assembly
(c) Five
(d) Six
(c) Protection of Agrarian

reform laws in certain
States
(d) S.C and S.T
(c) Relation between
three organ of the
Government
(d) None
(c) Law making body

(c) P.M
(d) Consultative Body

(d) Governor of J&K
(c) Union Home Minister (d) Chief Justice of India

(c) Parliament
(d) CAG
(c) Education
(d) Land
(c) Attorney General
(d) Solicitor General
(c) III
(d) IV
(c) Daman & Diu
(d) Dadar and Nagar Haveli
(c) Deputy Speaker of

Vidhan Sabha
(d) Deputy P.M
(c) The Chief Ministers

Committee
(d) Home Minister
(c) Gulzarilal Nanda
(d) V. Patel
(c) Fundamental Rights

as well as DPSP
(d) None
(c) Union Cabinet
(d) National Development

Council
(c) UPSC
(d) Planning Commission
(c) Vidhan Sabha
(d) Vidhan Parishad
(c) CJI
(d) Election commissioner
(c) USA
(d) UK
(c) CJI
(d) UPSC Chairman
(c) 1977
(d) 1987
(c) Enquiring corruption

in the Government
(d) Building public opinion
(c) 26 Jan 1957
(d) 15 Aug 1978
(c) Legal advisor of the

President
(d) Legal advisor of the P.M
(c) 43 year
(d) 13 year
(c) M.C Mehta
(d) Golaknath Case
(c) Committee on Public (d) Committee on

undertaking
Estimates
(c) Kseshavanand Bharti (d) Minerva Mills

(c) 14
(d) 16
(c) Dr. K.R Narayanan

(c) III
(d) Dr. Zakir Hussain

(d) V
(c) Sikkim
(d) Arunachal Pradesh
(c) Kolkata
(d) Chandigarh
(c) Andhra Pradesh
(d) Karnataka
(c) Contingency fund of

India
(d) Funds of States
(c) Pondicherry
(d) Chandigarh
(c) Centre Election

commission
(d) Central Government
(c) P.M
(d) State Finance

Commission
(c) B.N Rau
(d) Mahatma Gandhi.
(c) J.L Nehru
(d) V. Patel
(c) 26 January 1949
(d) 15 August 1947
(c) Calcutta
(d) Jhansi
(c) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
(d) P. Das
(c) Govt. of India act,

1919
(d) Indian Council Act 1919
(c) India that is Bharat
(d) Hindustan
(c) C. Rajagopalachari
(d) B.R. Ambedkar
(c) By INC
(d) By Mountbatten Plan
(c) Australia
(d) South Africa
(c) England
(d) France
(c) Ireland
(d) Holland
(c) Ireland
(d) Govt. of India act 1935
(c) Germany
(d) Ireland
(c) Canada
(d) Ireland
(c) Part III
(d) Part IV
(c) Fundamental duties
(d) Citizenship
(c) Part III
(d) Part V
(c) Part XX
(d) Part XXII
(c) 15
(d) 24
(c) Meghalaya
(d) Manipur
(c) Recognised land act
(d) Scheduled Cast and

OBC
(c) Seventh
(d) Twelfth
(c) 22, 24
(d) 12, 8
(c) Art 32
(d) Art 35 and 35
(c) Art 17
(d) Art 20
(c) President Rule
(d) Amendments
(c) Assam
(d) J&K
(c) Art 372
(d) Art 355
(c) Art 345
(d) Art 75
(c) Art 352
(d) Art 349
(c) Art 337
(d) Art 333
(c) Art 334
(d) Art 345
(c) Art 31
(d) Art 300(A)
(c) Art 280
(d) Art 256
(c) Art 263
(d) Art 243
(c) Art 249
(d) Art 234
(c) Art 248
(d) Art 247
(c) Art 143
(d) Art 145
(c) Art 123
(d) Art 143
(c) Art 110
(d) Art 112
(c) Art 75
(d) Art 76
(c) Art 51
(d) Art 41
(c) Art 52
(d) Art 43
(c) 7
(d) 14
(c) Governor
(d) Parliament
(c) Russian
(d) England
(c) Preamble
(d) Citizenship
(c) 7th Schedule
(d) Judicial decision
(c) 1976
(d) 1966
(c) 1951
(d) 1935
(c) By the first elected

Government
(d) By the People of India
(c) DPSP
(d) Fundamental Duties
(c) Democratic
Democracy
(d) Democratic Republic
(c) DPSP
(c) 39th
(d) Fundamental Duties

(d) 36th
(c) 1956
(d) 1957
(c) H.N Kunjru
(d) P. Shrirammullu
(c) Tamil Nadu
(d) Karnataka
(c) Sardar Patel and

Mahatma Gandhi
(d) Sardar Patel and K.K

Munshi
(c) Sardar V. Patel
(d) Sardar Baldev Singh
(c) President
(d) Parliament
(c) Art 10
(d) Art 11
(c) Art 9
(d) Art 11
(c) Three
(d) Five
(c) 13
(d) 15
(c) Right to Equality
(d) Right to freedom of

Religion
(c) 15
(c) Social Rights
(d) 14
(d) Political Rights
(c) Council of Minister
(d) Lok Sabha
(c) National Right
(d) Political Rights
(c) 72
(d) None
(c) Free Right
(d) Universal Right
(c) Right to freedom of

Religion
(c) Political
(d) Right Against

Exploitation.
(d) Religious
(c) 42th
(d) 44th
(c) Constitutional Rights (d) Natural Rights
(c) Art 29
(d) Art 23
(c) President
(d) State Legislature
(c) Art 29
(d) Art 46
(c) 30
(d) 35
(c) President
(d) People
(c) Finance Minister
(d) Speaker of Lok sabha
(c) 3 April 1952
(d) 1 January 1951
(c) Gram Sabha
(d) Vidhan Sabha
(c) He will be disqualified (d) He will have a choice of

from the membership
renouncing either
(c) Speaker is elected
when the new House
meets.
(d) Government is formed.
(c) Cabinet
(d) Parliament
(c) Speaker
(d) Chief of Security staff
(c) Art 370
(d) Art 332
(c) 256 and 552
(d) 545 and 250
(c) Solicitor General
(d) Law minister
(d) Leader of his Political

(c) Governor of the State Party
(c) When a bill passed by
the Lok sabha is not
(d) When both the Houses
passed by the Rajya
of the Parliament are not in
Sabha
Sesssion.
(c) Independence act
1947
(d) Constitution of India
(c) President
(d) None
(c) Parliament
(d) Appointed Administrator
(c) President
(d) Cabinet Committee on

political affairs with P.M as
the Head.
(c) P.M
(d) Rajya Sabha
(c) The Planning Minister (d) The Prime Minister

(c) During the pleasure
of the President
(d) Till he enjoys the

confidence of Parliament.
(c) 1989
(d) 1962
(c) Kamala Pati Tripathi
(d) C.M Stephen
(c) Public accounts

committee
(d) The President
(c) President on advice

of P.M
(d) Individual Choice
(c) Deputy Chairman of

Rajya Sabha
(d) None
(c) Double jeopardy

(c) H.J Kania
(d) None
(d) Manish Khare
(c) Lord Macaulay
(d) Mulla
(c) Section 304
(d) Section 338
(c) CPC
(d) Limitation act
(c) Police
(d) Himself
(c) H.M Seervai
(d) Arun Shourie
(c) 8 year
(c) H.R Khanna
(c) Art 21
(d) 9 year
(d) Hidayatullah
(d) Art 23
(c) 304-B
(d) 445
(d) Child marriage Restraint

(c) Dowry Prohibition act act
(c) Monica Bedi

(c) Injunction
(d) Manisha
(d) Certiorari
(c) Deponent
(d) Witness
(c) Negotiable
instrument act
(d) None
(c) Madras High Court
(d) Bombay High Court
(c) Union Law Minister
(d) Attorney General
(c) Suicidal
(d) Jury Trail
(c) Speaker of Lok Sabha (d) Chief Justice of India

(c) Art 14
(d) Art 12
(c) Immovable Property
(d) All of these
(c) Motive, Mens rea and

actus reus
(d) Mens rea and actus reus
(c) Extortion
(d) Theft
(c) Murder
(d) Killing of human beings

by another human being
(c) 308
(c) Contract
(d) 305
(d) Agreement
(c) Sreekrishnan V.
Kurukshethra University (d) Najappa V. Muthuswamy
(c) An invitation to offer (d) An offer
(c) Charles Dickens
(d) Abraham Lincoln
(c) Both (a) & (b)
(d) None
(c) Parliament
(d) Ministry of
Parliamentary affairs
(c) During the recess of

the Parliament
(d) Under no circumstances
(c) 38, 40
(d) 25, 35
(c) Chairman and other

three members
(d) Six members
(c) 76
(d) 73
(c) Council of
Representative
(d) Legislative Council
(c) UPSC
(d) CAG
(c) 226
(c) A legal Wrong
(d) 222
(d) None
(c) Justice K.N Singh
(d) Justice A.S Singh
(c) Supreme Court

(c) Altmas Kabir

(d) S.K Pathak
(c) Justice Ramaswamy
(d) Justice P.D Dinakaran
(c) Procedure established

by law
(d) All the above
(c) By Supreme court
(d) By special committee
(c) 326
(d) 329
(c) Secretary
(d) Deputy Mayor
(c) Notification
(d) Decree
(c) Habeas Corpus
(d) Mandamus
(c) Mandamus
(c) Trust
(d) PIL
(d) Contract
(c) Bombay, Delhi and

Cochin
(d) Delhi and Kolkata
(c) Himachal Pradesh

High Court
(d) Allahabad High Court
(c) Uma Singh
(d) Kamla Rani
(c) Kamal Devi
(d) Pratibha Devi Singh
(c) Any Session Court

(c) Real head
(d) Any Court of Law within

the territory of India
(d) None
(c) Shankari Prasad
(d) None
(c) Minerva Mills
(d) Sajjan Singh
(c) Treason
(d) Anti-nationality
(c) K.Karunakaran V. U.P (d) None
(c) Menaka Gandhis

case 1978
(d) Indra Nehru Gandhi

case 1976
(c) Public employees act

1967
(d) Public welfare
(c) 39-A
(d) 48
(c) Fundamental Rights
(d) None
(c) 16
(d) 18
(c) 1975
(d) 1976
(c) 85
(d) 54
(c) President
(d) Governor
(c) Created by
constitution
(d) Created by president
(c) For 6 month at the

most
(d) Period till the new is

elected
(c) Union Home Minister (d) President

(c) Concurrent list
(d) Residuary list
(c) Committee on
(d) Public Account
Government Assurances committee
(c) Hindi
(d) Maithili
(c) 1953
(d) 1947
(c) Lucknow
(d) Lahore
(c) Lord Pathick

Lawrence
(d) Cameroon George
(c) K.M Munshi
(d) M.C Stalvad
(c) July, 1949
(d) July, 1950
(c) M.N Roy
(d) B.N Rau
(c) Government of India (d) Indian Councils act,

act, 1935
1919
(c) State Legislature
(d) Governor-General
(c) Bicameral legislature (d) All India Federation
(c) Complete
Independence was
guaranteed
(d) None
(c) Indian councils act,

1920
(d) Government of India

act, 1858
(c) August offer
(d) Act of 1935
(c) Government of India (d) Indian councils act,

act, 1935
1909
(c) June, 1948
(d) June, 1949
(c) Sardar Patel
(d) B.N Rau
(c) Mahatma Gandhi
(d) Ambedkar
(c) Lal Bahdur Shastri
(d) John Mathai
(c) Ireland
(d) Russia
(c) People of India
(d) Preamble to the

constitution
(c) Sardar Patel
(d) Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru
(c) President
(c) Art. 9
(d) Art. 11
(c) Schedule I of
Constitution
(d) By the Rules of

Parliament
(c) Right to equality
(d) Right to constitutional

remedies
(c) President
(d) State legislature
(c) In any court of India
(d) Either high court and

supreme court
(c) 341
(d) 345
(c) 268
(d) 245
(c) 1988
(d) 1976
(c) Chief of Air force
(d) Chief of Army
(c) Parliament
(d) Speaker of Lok Sabha
(c) UPSC
(d) Commission on official

language
(c) Cabinet
(d) Union legislature
(c) H.J Kania
(d) P.B Khare
(c) Neelan Sanjeeva

Reddy
(d) Pranab Mukherjee
(c) Indian post office
(d) Dowry prohibition Bill
(c) P.M
(d) Chairman of Rajya

Sabha
(c) President
(d) Speaker
(c) Lok sabha
(d) Rajya sabha
(c) Neelam Sanjeeva

Reddy
(d) F.A Ali
(c) By the election

commission
(d) In the parliament
(c) Independence act,

1947
(d) Constitution of India
(c) Morarji desai
(d) Charan singh
(c) A.S Ayyanagar
(d) Hukam Singh
(c) President
(d) A committee set up by

the parliament
(c) Bills passed by both

house of parliament
(d) Amendment bill
(c) Hema malini
(d) Rekha
(c) Committee on public (d) Joint parliamentary

under taking
committee
(c) All the member of the (d) The member of majority
lok sabha
party in the lok sabha
(c) Public account

committee
(d) Committee on public

assurance
(c) Vice-president
(d) Finance minister
(c) Speaker
(d) Chief of security staff
(c) 6 months
(d) 1 year
(c) 1/7
(d) 1/10
(c) Elect speaker of Lok

Sabha
(d) Consider and pass a bill

on which two houses
disagree
(c) 60 days
(d) 12 month
(c) Leaving a house by a

minister in between in
order to attend the other
house
(d) Walk out by some other

parliamentarians in order to
boycott the proceeding of
the house
(c) Vice president
(d) Secretary of the house
(c) 1963
(d) 1975
(c) Comptroller and

auditor general of India
(d) The President
(c) Finance minister
(d) Speaker of lok sabha
(c) Chairman of rajya

sabha
(d) Finance minister
(d) The court that

(c) The court that punish competent to give
for its contempt
directions and issue writs
(c) Any other place as
decided by the chief
justice of India in
consultation with the
president
(d) Any other union

territory
(c) Indian councils act,

1919
(d) Indian councils act,

1909
(c) 16
(d) 30
(c) A.S Anand
(d) A.M Ahamadi
(c) Union law minister
(d) CJI
(c) Consolidated fund
(d) State legislature
(c) Jyoti Basu
(d) Ambika Soni
(c) Contingency fund
(d) State funds
(c) Mrs. Gandhi
(d) Mrs. Vijay Laxmi Pandit
(c) 600
(d) 500
(c)
(c)
(c)
(c)
(d) Chief justice of High

court
(d) 43 Subjects
(d) 93
(d) 42
Chief minister
73 Subjects
78
38
(c) Punjab
(d) Assam
(c) 3 Oct, 1954
(d) 5 Oct, 1988
(c) Chandigarh
(d) Daman & Diu
(c) Karnataka
(d) Andhra Pradesh
(c) 1949
(d) 1950
(c) 8 days
(d) 15 days
(c) Governor
(d) Chairman, UPSC
(c) P.M
(d) Chief justice of India
(c) Mahatma Gandhi
(d) Vinoba Bhave
(c) Venegal Rao

Committee
(c) 1959
(d) Narasimhan Committee

(d) 1960
(c) Zila Parishad
(d) Panchayat Samiti
(c) Nagaland
(d) Kerala
(c) 15
(d) 30
(c) Professional tax
(d) Levy duties
(c) Chennai
(d) Delhi
(c) West Bengal
(d) Tamil Nadu
(c) District court
(d) Session court
(c) Vice-President
(d) Union home minister
(c) White paper
(d) None
(c) Nellore
(d) Warangal
(c) Liquat Ali Khan
(d) C.M Deshmukh
(c) G.K Gokhale

(c) 1945
(d) Feroz Shah Mehta

(d) 1944
(c) Free right
(d) Universal right
(c) 45
(d) 50
(c) Public grievance

committee
(d) Committee on public

undertaking
(c) Speaker of Lok Sabha (d) President

(c) National
development council
(d) Inter state council
(c) Manmohan Singh
(d) Indra Gandhi
(c) 340
(d) 234
(c) 3 years
(d) 5 years
(c) Federal court

(c) 1976
(d) Privy council

(d) 1951
(c) 65th
(d) 32nd
(c) Prime minister
(d) Leader of opposition
(c) Three
(d) Five
(c) Governor
(d) Parliament
(c) It is under jurisdiction (d) Police can lodge the FIR

of court
with out formal complaints
(c) 1978
(d) 1988
(c) Union minister

(c) negligence
(d) Election commission

(d) all of these
(c) 1919
(d) 1948
(c) 1973
(d) 1948
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of these
(c) Contract Act
(d) Law of tort.
(c) 1932
(d) 1933
(c) 6 months
(d) 12 months
(c) evidence of the girl's

father
(d) none of these
(c) Mubarat
(d) None of these
(c) codified in Common

Civil Code
(d) None of these
(c) Ithna
(d) None of these
(c) Barristers and

Solicitors
(d) None of these
(c) approver
(d) none of these
(c) to deprive of any

right
(d) none of these
(c) living in my vicinity, (d) who are my close

whom I owe a social duty people
(c) 9/10th
(d) Synonymous
(c) Pollock
(d) Blackstone
(c) Multinational Sector
(d) Public Sector Unit
(c) 70 years
(d) 80 years
(c) John Selden
(d) William Golding
(C) Made by a body of

eminent representatives
of the people
(D) All the above
(C) Govt. of India Act

1891
(D) Govt. of India Act 1888
(D) Governor General

(C) Governor assisted by appointed by an Executive
an Executive Council
Council
(C) Secretary of State
(C) Indian Council Act

1908
(D) Indian Council Act 1912
(C) Muslim Community &

Indian Council Act 1909 (D) All the above
(C) Indian Council Act
1906
(D) Indian Council Act 1907

1930
(C) 1889
(D) 1890

1925
(C) Anglo-Indians
(D) All the above

1940

1919, Govt. of India Act
1935, Indian
Independence Act 1947
(D) All the above
(C) Indian Independence

Act 1947
(C) Concurrent List
(D) All the above
(C) Naval, Military and

Force, Census
(D) All the above
(C) Education
(D) All the above
(C) Divorce, Arbitration
(D) All the above
(C) Governor of the State (D) None of the above
(C) Federal Legislature
(C) Britain
(D) France
(C) Jawahar Lal Nehru
(D) H. N. Kunzru
(C) Unionist Scheduled

Caste
(D) Krishak Poja
(C) Communists,
Independents
(D) All the above
(C) Unionist Muslim
(D) Unionist Scheduled

Castes
(C) Constituent
Assembly
(D) Fully representative of

(C) Fully representative the States and Provinces in
of the Provinces in India India
(C) Sir Strafford Cripps

offer
(C) Jinnah
(C) The only way
(D) The way
(C) Unionist Muslim
(D) Unionist Scheduled

Castes
(C) 22nd Jan. 1947
(D) 22nd Oct. 1947
(C) Yes
(D) Uncertainty regarding

formation of said Assembly
(C) Lord Bentick
(C) 17th Nov. 1949
(D) 17th Dec. 1949
(C) Sixteenth session
(D) Seventh session
(C) 24th April 1950
(D) 24th Dec. 1950
(C) Three
(D) Four
(C) A & B
(C) 4 Years, 18 months

and 6 Days
(C) Twenty-five sessions (D) Twenty-eight sessions
(C) 315 Articles and 8

Schedules
(D) 399 Articles and 5

Schedules
(C) 396 Articles and 7

Schedules
(D) 395 Articles and 8

Schedules
(C) Approx. 7365
(D) Approx. 2473
(C) Rs. 69,92,769
(D) Rs. 65,92,926
(C) 54,000
(D) 54,500
(C) Sardar Ballabah Bhai

Patel
(C) Oct. 1946
(D) Oct. 1948
(C) Advisory Branch of

the Constituent
Assembly
(D) Sardar Ballabh Bhai

Patel
(C) Jagjivan Ram
c. Article 22
d. Article 23.
c. Individual liberty
d. To provide equality of
law.
c. Mandamus
d. Quo Warranto.
c. Both are justiciable
d. Both are not justiciable.
c. Fundamental Rights
are not absolute and are
not subjected to certain
qualifications and
restrictions
d. None of the above.
c. right to equality
d. none of the above
d. Article 19 and 21 and

c. Article 21 and includes does not include right to
right to die
die.
c. Morality
d. Health.
c. subject to reasonable
restrictions
d. both (b) and
c. freedom of speech
and expression under
Article 19(1)(d)
d. right to life and personal

liberty under Article 21.
c. the Supreme Court
d. both (b) and (c).
c. Article 32
d. Article 22.
c. Article 14
d. Article 15.
c. Against exploitation ;
42nd
d. Private property; 42nd
c. Right to freedom
c. Constitutional Right
d. Right to speech
d. Moral Right.
d. Freedom to move, reside

c. Right to Constitutional and settle in any part of
remedies
territory of India.
c. (I), (II) and (III) are

correct
c. Supreme Court
d. High Court.
c. they are absolute
d. both (a) and (b) are

correct.
c. by prior approval of
Supreme Court
d. in no case.
c. employment of
children below 14 years
of age in factories and
mines
d. all the above.
c. in the interest of
public order
d. all (a), (b), (c) are

correct.
c. prevents the state

from making special
provision for women,
children and backward
classes
d. prevents the state to

make discrimination on
ground of residence.
c. Canada
d. U.K.
c. i and ii only
d. i, ii, iii and iv
c. Right to freedom of
religion
d. Right to strike
c. Right to Property
d. None of these
c. to an inferior court of
body exercising judicial
or quasi-judicial justice
to transfer the record of
proceedings in a case for
its review
d. to an authority to
produce an illegally
detained person before the
Court for trial.
c. High Court of Gujarat

v. Gujarat Kissan Majdur d. M. K. Usman v. C.S.
Panchayat, (2003)4 SCC Santhe, AIR 2003 Kerala
712
191.
c. enactment of Uniform
Law for both Hindu and
Christians
d. none of the above.
c. Vishaka v. State of
Rajasthan
d. R.S. Nayak v. Antulay
c. Certiorari
d. Prohibition
c. The Supreme Court
d. The Election Commission
c. State Governor
d. None of the above
c. Everyone
d. Government
c. The Right to Equality
d. The Right against

Exploitation
c. Informal while the

latter is formal
d. explicit and the latter is

implicit
c. in a joint session of
d. by the permanent
the Security Council and members of the Security
General Assembly
Council
c. Beneficial ownership
d. incorporeal ownership
c. The underlying
principal or legal reasons d. The part of the
on which the result of
judgement which has
the case depends
persuasive effect
c. Swaran Singh
Committee
d. Indira Gandhi Nehru

Committee.
c. Advisory Jurisdiction
d. None of the Above
c. Speaker of the Lok

Sabha
d. Chief Justice of India.
c. President of India
d. Constitution of India
c. Writ to Quo Warranto: d. Writ to Prohibition:

Issued to the
Issued to the private
subordinate courts.
individual
c. Article 21
d. Article 32
c. three years
d. four years.
c. Chenna Jagadeshwar
vs. State of Andhra
Pradesh
d. Smt. Gian Kaur vs. State

of Punjab.
c. A resolution passed
with a two thirds
majority in a joint
session of Parliament
d. A resolution passed by
Rajya Sabha with simple
majority and agreed to by a
majority members of Lok
Sabha.
c. Constituent power
d. Quasi-judicial power
c. Indicates the source

form which the
Constitution derives its
authority
d. Is a source of authority of
the Constitution of India.
c.Abetting waging of war d.Sedition
c. Regardless of any fault d. If they have not taken

on their part
reasonable care
c. void being immoral
d. void being forbidden by

law.
c. Enforceable only with d. Enforceable at the option

the permission of the
of one of the parties
court of law
thereto
c. B and C are correct
d. A and B are correct
c. Chit
d. bet
c. Invitation to an Offer
d. Standing Offer
c. Void
c. An advertisement
d. An announcement
c. The plaintiff is entitled

to recover the agreed
amount of compensation
by proving the exact loss
suffered
d. The plaintiff is entitled to

recover the agreed amount
of compensation without
having to prove the exact
loss suffered
c. implied in act
contact
d. unjust enrichment
c. Double jeopardy
d. Self incrimination
c. if a law is made
corresponding remedy
also must be made
d. Every remedy
presupposes some injury to
some body.
c. Vienna Conventions
(1961)
c. Vienna Convention
c. Vienna Convention
c. 25 years
d. 30 years
c. Trust
c. Trust
d. Double jeopardy.
c. Contractual liability
c. 301
d. 302
c. Ultra- sound Control

Act
c. Separated

(c) Parliament
(d) Appointed Administrator
(c) The Attorney General (d) The Vice- President
(c) Morarji Desai
(d) Charan Singh
(c) Any Vidhan Sabha
(d) Either House of

Parliament
(c) Chandra Shekhar
(d) Morarji Desai
(c) National
Development Council
(d) Inter- State Council
(d) When no majority party

(c) Only when Lok Sabha enjoys a clear majority in
has been dissolved
the Lok Sabha.
(c) 12 Months
(d) 3 Months
(c) Chief Justice of India
(d) Speaker of Lok Sabha
(c) Cabinet Minister and (d) Cabinet Ministers,

Chief Ministers of the
Ministers of State, and
state
Deputy Ministers
(c) 1 Year
(d) 3 Month
(c) Jawaharlal Nehru
(d) Mrs. Indra Gandhi
(c) Lt. Governor
(d) Majority party in the

Legislature
(c) 45 Year
(d) 25 Year
(c) Chief Justice of the

High Court
(d) Advocate-General of the

State
(c) Lok Sabha
(d) Rajya Sabha
(c) 14
(d) 16
(c) P.M
(d) Vice-President
(c) Art 263
(d) Art 275
(c) Finance Commission
(d) Inter-State Council
(c) Concurrent List
(d) None
(c) State List
(d) Union List
(c) Irrigation
(c) State list
(d) Local Self Government

(d) None
(c) Finance Commission
(d) NDC
(c) Union Government
(d) State Government
(c) Inter-State Conflicts
(d) Tribal Development
(c) Lower Courts
(d) Supreme court and High

court
(c) 156
(d) 178
(c) It gave Indians

definite Legal Rights
(d) Judicial Academy set up
(c) Consolidated fund of

State
(d) State Revenue
(c) President
(d) Chief Justice of India
(c) Mis-behaviour and

incapacity
(d) Insanity
(c) Chief minister
(d) President
(c) Presidential Order,

1951
(d) Independence act, 1947
(c) President of India
(d) Union Law Minster
(c) Kerala and

Lakshadeep
(d) Kolkata and Daman &

Diu
(c) 167
(d) 130
(c) Minerva Mills case
(d) Keshavananda Bharthi

case
(c) 8
(d) 11
(c) 7
(d) 9
(c) Daman & Diu
(d) Chandigarh
(c) 42nd
(d) 44th
(c) USA
(d) China
(c) Parliament
(d) Supreme Court
(c) 45th
(d) 42nd
(c) Parliament
(d) Chief justice of India
(c) Delhi
(d) Kolkata
(c) 44th
(d) 56th
(c) Either House of

Parliament
(d) None.
c. Union Ministry
d. President
c. None of These
d. Lok Sabha
c. Bills bringing a state

under the Presidents
Rule
d. Money Bills
c. 8
d. 9
c. Constitution of India
d. Government of India Act,

1935
c. When both the Houses

of the Parliament are not d. When the Lok Sabha has
in session
been dissolved
c. Chief Minister
d. Speaker of Vidhan Sabha
c. Give assent to the Bill d. Keep the Bill pending
c. Ordinary Bills
d. Bills passed by Both the

Houses of the Parliament
d. The matter is resolved by

c. The State Law Prevails the Supreme Court
c. Rajasthan
d. Gujarat
c. Income Tax
d. Sales Tax
c. Art 50
d. Art 48
c. The principles of grass

root democracy
d. Administrative efficiency
d. Implement community
c. Deals with financial
development project
matters of the Panchayat schemes
c. 5 or 10 elected Ward
Panchas of the Village
Panchayats
d. All the Chairman of

Village Panchayats of the
Block
c. It is very economical
and advantageous
d. It helps participation of
democratic bodies at the
grass root level
c. Block level body
d. Village level
c. Preamble
d. Federalism
c. Art 48
d. Art 40
c. It adopted the
Constitution on 26th
January, 1952
d. It functioned as a
provisional Parliament for
some time
c. Unicameralism
d. Independent Judiciary
c. Punjab
d. West Bengal
c. 6th December, 1946
d. 20th February, 1947
c. 10 Days
d. 7 Days
c. 341
d. 356
c. The appointment of
Chief Electoral Officers
d. Reservation of seats
c. Village Panchayats
d. State Assemblies
c. Tax Reforms
d. The question whether

proper security was
provided to Rajiv Gandhi at
the time of his
assassination
c. Fifth
d. Sixth
c. Refers a case to
Supreme Court for its
advisory opinion
d. Appoints the Prime

Minister
c. Executive resolution
d. Ordinance
c. President
d. Governor
c. Haryana
d. Mahabharata
c. Ceiling on government
borrowings
d. None of These
c. Art 352
d. Art 340
c. Ms Mrinal Gore
d. Ms Jayanti Patnaik
c. 1/3
d.
c. 1/3rd of its members

d. 1/3rd of its members

c. 14 days
d. 7 days
c. President
d. Vice President
c. Punjab, Gujarat and

Himachal Pradesh
d. Meghalaya, Assam and

Orissa
d. Sovereignty of the
c. Independent Judiciary Parliament
c. Amendment of the
Constitution
d. Constitution as the main

law of land
c. To equality
d. To property
c. President
d. Supreme Court
c. Preamble
d. Directive Principles
c. Art 29 and 30
d. Art 29 and 31
c. Freedom of speech
and expression
d. Freedom to assemble
peacefully without arms
c. Legal Rights
d. Constitutional Rights
c. An order issued by the d. An amendment of the

President
Constitution
d. Level charges of
c. Propagate nationalism corruption against those in
of the private sector
power
c. 42nd
d. 39th
c. Equal pay for equal

pay for both men and
women
d. Uniform civil code for all

citizens
d. Promotion of
c. Separation of judiciary international peace and
from the executive
security
c. Art 22
d. Art 24
c. Right to freedom
d. Right to freedom of
religion
c. Irish Constitution
c. Free Right
d. American Constitution
d. Legal Right
c. Civil Liberty
d. National Liberty
c. Right to Equality
d. Right to Freedom
c. War or external
aggression
d. Failure of Constitutional
machinery
c. Sovereignty of the
people
d. Equality of opportunity
for all
c. Economic Rights
d. Religious Rights
c. Free legal aid to the

poor
d. Improved standards of
living to the workers
c. Either in the Supreme

Court or in the High
d. In the Supreme Court
Court
only
c. Social Justice
d. Equality and freedom to

all citizens
c. Protects individual
freedom
d. Grants right to equality
c. 40th
d. 42nd
c. Either House of
Parliament
d. State Legislative
Assemblies
d. Two-third majority in
c. Simple majority in
each House of Parliament
Parliament and approval and approval of majority of
of majority of states
states
c. Addition
d. Variation
c. Privileges of the
Parliament
d. Representation of states
in the Parliament
c. Telephone
d. Health
c. Nyaya Panchayat
d. Block Level Body
c. 44th
d. 70th
c. 44th
d. 62nd
c. C. Rajagopalchari
d. J.B. Kriplani
c. Statehood of Delhi
d. Land Reform Law
c. 1979
d. 1975
c. Either House of
Parliament
d. Rajya Sabha
c. Consolidated Fund of
India
d. Al of the above
c. Buddhists
d. Jains
c. Law Minister
c. Executive Body
d. Attorney General
d. Autonomous Body
c. 6
d. 8
c. 1947
d. 1950
c. A recognised official
language
d. A capital
c. 12
d. 20
c. Goa
d. Sikkim
c. 6 years or 65 years of
age whichever is earlier d. 6 years
c. Religion
d. Caste
c. Protection of interest
of minorities
d. Powers of President to
pardon
c. Individualism
d. Directive Principles
d. Democratic socialism
c. Manipur and
Meghalaya
d. Mizoram and Tripura
c. 2 years
d. 3 years
c. Any Court of law

within territory of India
d. Any High Court
c. Elected members of
the Lower House of State d. Elected members of the
Legislature
Lower House of Parliament
c. Half
d. 1/4th
c. List of languages
d. Lists of oaths and

affirmations
c. Chief Election
Commissioner
d. Vice Chancellors of
Universities
c. Consequential
Promotion to SC/ST
Communities
c. President
d. Amending the
Companies Act
d. UPSC
c. Lakshadweep
d. Andaman and Nicobar

islands
c. The Union List
d. The Concurrent List
c. Border Disputes
d. All of the above
c. Art 283
d. Art 292
c. Can be suspended
only with the consent of
the majority of State
d. Can be suspended
Legislatures
during National Emergency
c. Is levied and
appropriated by the
Stats
d. Is levied by the Union

and belongs to it
exclusively
c. The Union List
d. The State List
c. Law of Parliament
d. Convention
c. Deputy Chairman,
Rajya Sabha
d. Secretary to the
Government of India
c. 12 months
d. 6 months
c. Allotment of seats to
the constituencies
d. All the above
c. 320
d. 327
c. 6 months
d. 2 years
c. Repayment of
government debts will
stop
d. Payment of salaries to
public servants will be
postponed
c. Prime Minister
d. Vice- President
c. Day he assumes
charge
d. First day of the month he

assumes charge
c. The EU
d. The UN
c. The 1993 Bombay

blasts
d. The December 1992 riots

in Bombay
c. 42nd Amendment,
1976
d. 12th Amendment, 1962
c. 55 years
d. None of above
c. A complete ban on
bootlegging
d. A complete ban on illicit

liquor
c. Chief co-coordinator of
the Election Commission d. None of the above
c. Article 360
d. Article 362
c. Prevention of ragging
in educational
institutions
d. Student-body elections
c. Cruelty to ones
spouse
d. Admissibility of a dying
declaration as evidence
d. Constitutional validity of
c. Constitutional validity the provision to criminalise
of Sec 302 of the IPC
attempt to commit suicide
c. The accused is
presumed innocent until d. The accused is presumed
proven guilty
guilty until proven innocent
c. Proof according to the
standards of a
d. Conclusive proof, beyond
reasonable man
the shadow of a doubt
c. Mens rea and actus

reus
d. Mens rea and offence
c. The purpose, spirit or

intention behind a
criminal law provision
d. A guilty mind, with a

criminal intent
c. It reduces the term of

imprisonment
d. All of these
[C]The Regulating Act
1773
[D]Charter Act of 1833
[C]The Charter Act of

1853
[D]Government of India Act

1858
[C]Government of India
Act 1919
[D]Act of 1861
[C]People of India
[D]Constituent Assembly of
India
[C]Canadian Constitution [D]Soviet Constitution
[C]1 & 3
[D]1, 2 & 3
[C]Suspension of
fundamental rights
during emergency
[D]Right to Property as
Legal right
[C]H N Kunzuru
[D]V N Menon
[C]January 26, 1950
[D]January 24, 1949
[C]Consensus
[D]Casting Vote
[C]Professor Harendra
Coomar Mookerjee
[D]Dr. B R Ambedkar
[C]1954
[D]1955
[C]Special status to
English
[D]All of above
[C]1955
[D]1956
[C]Fundamental rights
[D]None of them
[C] 395
[D] 396
c. State List
d. Union List
c. To prevent diseases
d. To provide defence
external attacks
d. Fundamental Duties
c. Gas and gas-works
d. Marriage and divorce
c. Powers related to
d. Powers not included in
countrys internal affairs any of three lists.
c. President
d. Supreme Court
c. Agriculture
d. Insurance
c. Agriculture
d. Irrigation
c. Ireland
c. Executive
d. Britain
d. Legislature
c. Cabinet
d. Prime Minister
c. The Parliament
d. The Parliament and the

State Legislative
Assemblies
c. Parliament
d. Supreme Court
c. 1951-52
d. 1947-48
c. Prime Minster
d. Parliament
c. By the President of
India
d. By the Supreme Court
c. Those people who do

not have the right to
d. Those people who have
elect their representative right to be elected
c. To conduct the
election of PM on India
d. To conduct the election

of President of India
c. Every adult of the

country has a say in the
administration and
d. Every resident of the
governance of the
country has a right to take
country
part in administration
c. Art 324
d. Art 286
c. Chief Minister
d. Chief Justice
c. Vice President
d. Prime Minster
c. Speaker of Lok Sabha d. Prime Minister
c. Elected members of
the Legislative Council
d. Elected members of
Rajya Sabha
c. Rajya Sabha
d. Lok Sabha
c. Tahir Mahmood
d. Najma Heptullah
c. 2nd October
d. 15th August
c. under Constitution
Amendment Act,2005
d. under Civil Procedure

Code Amendment , 2002
c. Constitutional
Amendment in 2005
c. estoppel
d. Criminal Laws
Amendment , 2005
d. natural justice
c. public interest
litigation
d. public international
lexicon
c. Sir H.S. Maine

c. Negligence
d. Fredrick Pollock
d. All of the above
c. Supreme Court of
India
d. Indian Penal Code
c. Consideration
d. Damage
c. money
d. blood relation
c. intention only in some

torts
d. none of above
d. Supreme Court and High
c. Lawyers and Attorneys Court
c. Rashtrapati Bhawan
d. Cabinet
c. 16
d. 14
c. Justice MB Shah
c. Altamas Kabir
d. Justice Rajyalakshmi Rai

d. S.H.Kapadia
c. restriction of court's
power to prosecute
d. power to punish
restricted for people
c. both a and b
d. none of the above
c. 4 months
d. 6 months
c. Constitution 91st
Amendment
d. Constitution 90th
Amendment
c. Literate citizens
d. Government employees
c. 18
d. 22
c. Justice P.V. Reddy
d. Justice AR. Lakshmanan
c. 1942
d. 1935
c. West Bengal
d. Orissa
c. Legal Aid Advocate
c. Legum Baccalaureus
c. Malhotra Committee
d. Chelliah Committee
c. German Constitution
c. Protective custody
d. Irish Constitution
d. Reformation centre.
c. Gulag
d. Borough.
c. Imprisonment over 10
yrs
d. Amputation
c. Certiorari
d. Writ.
c. It means custody
without warrant
d. It means custody with

warrant.
c.Prerogative power
d.Delegated authority.
c. Denizen
d. Demesme.
c. In course through
courts
d. Justice by tribunals
c. Et seq
d. Estreat
c.Chairman
d.None of the above
c.Murphys death
d.None of the above.
c.Quo Warranto
d.Mandamus.
c. Secondary evidence
d. Presumptive evidence.
c. Intortunuim
c. Slander
d. Infans.
d. Libel.
c. Know-how
d. Discovery
c. Dying without leaving d. Dying in midst of a legal

a Will
transaction.
c. New York
d. London.
d. Philosophical aspects of
c.Study of old judgments law
c. Digest
d. Commentary.
c. Austin
d. Blackstone
c.Mock court, for

practice by students
d. Another name for

Magistrates Court.
c.Notary public
c. Posthumus
d.Driscoll
d. Postea.
c. Obiter dicta
c. Lease
c. Void
d. Judicial dicta.
d. Lien.
d. Quashed.
c. Writ of Prohibition
d. Writ of Quo warranto
c.Ratio decidendi
c.Rash person
c. Statute
d.Obiter dicta.
d.Reserved person.
d. Public policy.
c. Bailiff
d. Supra.
c.Slip
d.Slander.
c. Ultra vires
d. Extra-legal
c. Administrative
d. Executive
c.Lok nyaya pradayak
d.None of the above
c. Amnesty
d. Suspension.
c. Delivered
d. All of the above are

necessary
c.Conditional
d.Absolute
c.Movable, immovable
c. Investigation

d. Cannot say.
c. Legum baccalaureus
c.Public, public
d.Private, private.
c. Police
d. Accused
c. Offer and Acceptance d. Free consent

c. richer section among
other backward classes
d. all of the above.
c.Conservation of foreign
currency received
through exports Act
c.Migration from India to

South Africa Act
c. Asiad workers case
d. CPI Trade union case
c. Budhists
d. Parsis
c. Justice A.M. Ahmadi
d. Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer.
c. A recognized social
worker
d. Newspaper.
c. Certiorari
d. Habeas Corpus.
c. Prohibition
d. Certiorari.
c. Prohibition
d. Certiorari.
c. Prohibition
d. Certiorari.
c. 30
d. 31
c. 64
d. 65
c. President after an
address to each house of
parliament, passed with
2/3rd majority,
presented in the same
session
c. 65 years
d. No age limit.
c. Treason
d. Anti nationality
c. Chairman of Law
Commission
c. Right against
exploitation
c. Eighth
d. Ninth.
c. 7
d. 3
c.Limitation Act
c. Suit-times Act
d.Court Rules of India.
c. 6 months
d. 12 months.
c. 1987
d. 1988.
c. No, because law

prohibits it
d. No, because it would be

unfair to the first child.
c. Public Employees Act,

1967
c. Torts
d. Contracts.
c. Privilege
c. Three
d. Status.
d. Five
c.Incitement
c. Four
d. Five.
c. Slander
d. Rumour
c. Causing death of
anyone
c. circumstantial
d. Causing death of a
human being.
c. Bailable offences
d. Non-bailable offences.
c. Contracts Act
d. Specific Relief Act.
c.Divine commandment d.None of the above.
c. Lawyers and Judges
c. Approver
d. None of these.
c. 9 yrs
d. 10 yrs.
c. Absenting
d. Avoidance.
c. Arbitration
d. Decision given by a
Court.
c. Affirmation
d. Affray.
c. Arson
c. Suer
d. Rioting.
d. Applicant

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45 Which two houses, can have a joint sitting?

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Who has the authority to call a joint sitting of

82 Standing Committees in Lok Sabha are?

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On which subject, Parliament has the power to

Which Supreme Court Judgement pronounced

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251 The Governor holds office.

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279 The essential ingredients of Crime

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For the enforcement of Fundamental rights, the

The Proclamation of emergency by the

What was the main stipulation of Government

Any disputes regarding the violation of

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381 The speaker of Lok sabha is elected by

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