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1- Directive Principles are meant for-

1- Economic Equality.
2- Social Justice.
3- The Supremacy of law.
4- Political Equality

2- As a part of Land Reforms-

1- Zamindari system was abolished.
2- Ryotwari system was abolished.
3-Ryots were not given ownership of the land.
4- Taxes on agricultural products were reduced.

3-Untouchability was abolished to ensure-

1- Social Justice.
2- Economic Justice.
3-Rule of law.
4-Political Justice.

4- Union Territories are directly administered by-

1-The Home Secretary.
2- The Governor of that State.
3-The Lieutenant General of that State.
4- The Central Government.

5- In India’s population, Muslims constitute –

1- 19 %.
2- 9 %.
3- 12 %
4- 31 %

6-In democracy the elected representatives are responsible to –

1-The People.
2- The President.
3- The Parliament.
4- The Press.

7- The three important ideals for which India stands for are-

1- Socialism, Equality and Liberty.
2- Social Justice, Liberty and Democracy.
3- Democracy, Secularism and Social Justice.
4- Liberty, Democracy and Fraternity.

8- After Independence, States were recognized on the basis of –

1- Languages.
2- Religions.
3- Castes.
4-Their extent.

9-Federalism means-

1- The existence of union territories.
2-The existence of state governments and central government.
3- The Union of states.
4- The existence of Central governments only.

10-The Muslim rulers called India-

1- Hindustan.
2- Aryan Country.
3- Bharata Varsha.
4- Bharat Mata.

11- The need of the day is-

1- To curb casteism.
2-To increase Industrial production.
3- National Integration.
4- To impart adult education.

12- One person one vote is related to-

1- Rule of law.
2-Political Equality.
3- Economic Equality.
4- Social Justice.

13-India’s name derived from the river-

1- Ganga.
2- Indus.
3-Brahmaputra.
4- Godavari.

14- Secular State is-

1- Anti-Religious State.
2- An Irreligious state.
3- A Pro-Religious State.
4- A Neutral State in Religious matters.

15-United India was partitioned into India and Pakistan on the basis of-

1- Religion.
2- Culture.
3- Population.
4-Traditions.

ANS-

1-Social Justice.
2-Zamindari system was abolished.
3-Social Justice.
4-The Central Government.

5-12 %
6-The People.
7-Democracy, Secularism, and Social Justice.
8-Languages.
9-The existence of state governments and central government.
10-Hindustan.
11-National Integration.
12-Political Equality.
13-Indus.
14-A Neutral State in Religious matters.
15- Religion.

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1- From which fund is the pension of a High Court Judge charged?

2-In which year did the Right to Information Act come into force?

3-The inspiration of ‘Liberty, Equality and Fraternity’ was derived from which revolution?

4- Which commission was formed in 1983 to recommend the relationship and balance of power between state and central governments?

5-The idea of a Constituent Assembly to form a Constitution of India was first mooted by whom?

6- Which case determined that the Preamble is a part of the constitution?

7-Who has been the only Lok Sabha Speaker to have become the President of India?

8-When Constitution was framed, how many Schedules were there?

9-Who is the longest-serving speaker of Lok Sabha?

10-The only instance when the President of India exercised his power of veto?

11-What can be the maximum interval between two sessions of parliament?

12- To whom does the Public Accounts Committee submit its report?

13-How long a person should have practiced in a High Court to be eligible to be appointed as a Judge of Supreme Court of India?

14-Till now, the Preamble of Constitution of India has been amended for how many times?

15-In which year were the first general election held in India?

16-Which were the first two states in India to establish Panchayati Raj in 1956?

17-Who is known as the first Law Officer of India?

18-Which provision of the Fundamental Rights directly relates to the exploitation of children?

19-Which part of the Constitution of India talks about the Municipalities?

20-Who said Preamble is the keynote to the Constitution?

ANS-

1-Consolidated Fund of India
2-2005
3-French Revolution
4- Sarkaria Committee
5-M.N. Roy in 1927
6-Keshvananda Bharti case
7-Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy
8-Eight
9- Balram Jhakar
10-Indian Post Office (Amendment Bill),1986
11-6 months
12-Speaker of Lok Sabha
13-10 years.
14-Once
15-1951-52
16-Rajasthan & Andhra Pradesh
17-Attorney General of India
18-A 24
19-Part IX (A)
20-Ernest Barker

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The Parliament

1- The Parliament consists of the President and two houses the Lok Sabha (house of people) and Rajya Sabha(Council of states).

2-The Parliament is the Union Legislature of India.

3-Article 79 to 123 in Part-V deals with the provisions of the Parliament.

Lok Sabha

1–Lower House of the Parliament is called Lok Sabha and it is also known as the first Chamber.

2- Members of Lok Sabha are directly elected by the people.

3- Total membership is fixed at 552 by the Constitution. Their distribution among the States and Union Territories are as follows-

* 530 representatives from the states. 

* 20 members from the Union Territories.

*  2 Anglo Indian members nominated by the President if such community has not been adequately represented

* Term of Lok Sabha is normally 5 years but it can be dissolved earlier by the President.

* Its term can be extended beyond 5 years by the Parliament. This can be done during the proclamation of emergency (Under Art 352).

* The Speaker presides over the Lok Sabha.

* Speaker and Deputy Speaker are elected by the members of Lok Sabha

* The Speaker continues in his office even if Lok Sabha is dissolved.

* He/she holds the office till the new Lok Sabha meets

* Deputy Speaker performs the duties of the speaker if the office of the speaker falls vacant.

* If the office of the Deputy Speaker is also vacant, duties of the Speaker shall be performed by a member of the house appointed by the President.

* If the Speaker wants to resign, the letter of resignation should be addressed to the Deputy Speaker and vice-versa.

* Up to the 10th Lok Sabha, both the Speaker and Deputy Speaker were usually from ruling party

4-Constitution 61st Amendment Act (1987) has reduced the age of voting from 21 to 18 years.

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