Quiz 154: Indian Polity & Constitution

1."Gandhi may die, but Gandhism will remain forever" In which session of Indian National Congress Gandhi ji said this?
(A)Ramgarh 1940
(B)Karachi 1931
(C)Lucknow 1916

2.Lucknow pact was signed between Indian National Congress and _____________ in 1916?
(A)Muslim League
(B)Lord Irwin
(C)Ghadar party

3.By which act Public service commission in India was established for the first time?
(A)Govt. of India Act 1935
(B)Govt. of India Act 1919
(C)Indian Councils Act 1935

4.Which among the following is a feature of "Directive principles of state policy" ?
(A)Socialistic
(B)Non-justifiable
(C)democratic

5.In case of a conflict between directive principles and fundamental rights, which shall prevail?
(A)fundamental rights
(B)directive principles
(C)supreme court will decide

6.In case a dispute arise regarding the election of President of India, it is referred to the _____?
(A)Chief Election Commissioner
(B)Supreme Court
(C)Attorney General

7.Any member of the public or group of people may approach the court , on behalf of the aggrieved persons for protection of his fundamental rights. This is called ________?
(A)Doctrine of public interest litigation
(B)Doctrine of Severability
(C)Doctrine of Real effect

8.A boy of 12 years is employed in a factory with a hazardous job. Which among the following is violated in this case?
(A)Right to Equality
(B)Right Against Exploitation
(C)Right to Freedom

9.Which among the following statements is wrong regarding the powers of Governor of a state in India?
(A)Governor has right to appoint Chief minister in that particular state
(B)Governor has right to appoint judges in the High Court of that state
(C)Governor has right to remove members of the state public service commission

10.India is "United of States" this expression was borrowed from the following constitution?
(A)Canada
(B)Australia
(C)France

11.Who among the following recommends distribution of taxes between the Union and State Govt?
(A)Finance Minister
(B)Finance Commission
(C)Reserve bank of India

12.Which of the following statement regarding the Financial Powers of President of India is wrong?
(A)No Money bill can be introduced without the prior consent of President
(B)President prepares the budget
(C)President appoints the finance commission every five year

13.December 9, 1946 is a special date in Constitutional History of India associated with ________?
(A)First meeting of constitutional assembly
(B)Indian Independence Act
(C)Objectives Resolution

14.Arrange the names of Zakir Hussain, Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, Varahagiri Venkata Giri, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan in correct chronological order.
(A)Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Zakir Hussain, Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, Varahagiri Venkata Giri, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed,
(B)Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Zakir Hussain, Varahagiri Venkata Giri , Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
(C)Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Zakir Hussain, Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, Varahagiri Venkata Giri,

15.Who among the following decides the Foreign Policy of India?
(A)The President
(B)The Parliament
(C)the Council of Ministers

16.In which year Manipur and Tripura became full-fledged state of India?
(A)1972
(B)1968
(C)1982

17.Safeguarding the public Property , developing scientific temper and promoting communal harmony come under which of the following ?
(A)Fundamental Rights
(B)Fundamental Duties
(C)Directive principles of state Policy

18.Which among the following sentences is true regarding Fundamental Duties of Indian Citizens?
(A)Fundamental duties were defined by the parliament of India during emergency
(B)Fundamental Duties were added to our constitution by 42nd Amendment Bill in 1976
(C)Fundamental duties are original constituent of our Constitution

19.Which among the following are considered essential for the realization of the highest good of India's citizens?
(A)Fundamental Rights
(B)Fundamental Duties
(C)Directive principles of state policy

20.Part IV A of our constitution is related to ____?
(A)Directive principles of State Policies
(B)Fundamental Duties
(C)Fundamental Rights