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Question 856

'Right to Education' was inserted in the Part-III of the Constitution by :

A82nd Amendment Act, 2000

B85nd Amendment Act, 2001

C86nd Amendment Act, 2002

DNone of the above

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C. 86nd Amendment Act, 2002Explanation not yet available.

Question 855

Article 14 of the Constitution of India guarantees equality before law and equal protection of law to :

Aall persons living within the territory of India

Ball Indian citizens living in India

Call persons domiciled in India

Dall persons natural as well as artificial

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A. all persons living within the territory of IndiaExplanation not yet available.

Question 854

The Fundamental Rights secured to the individual are :

ALimited to the state action only

Bmeant to protect persons against the conduct of private persons

Cmeant to protect persons against police action

DNone of the above

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A. Limited to the state action onlyExplanation not yet available.

Question 853

Sovereignty under the Constitution of India belongs to :

Athe President

Bthe Parliament

Cthe People of India

Dthe Executive, Legislative and Judiciary

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C. the People of IndiaExplanation not yet available.

Question 852

From which of the countries Constitution of India has adopted Fundamental Duties ?

AUSA

BCanada

CErstwhile USSR

DUK

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C. Erstwhile USSRExplanation not yet available.

Question 851

Quit India Movement was declared by the Indian National Congress after the failure of the :

ACripps Mission

BAugust offer

CWavell plan

DNone of the above

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A. Cripps MissionThe Quit India Movement was declared by the Indian National Congress in August 1942 after the failure of the Cripps Mission. The mission, sent by the British government, offered limited self-governance, which the Congress rejected. This led to the call for “Do or Die,” urging immediate British withdrawal from India.

Question 850

Under which Amendment of the Constitution, provisions of the sixth Schedule came in force in TTAADC ?

A42nd Amendment

B45th Amendment

C49th Amendment

DNone of these

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C. 49th AmendmentTriupura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council Act, 1979

Question 849

On which date the provisions of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India came into force in TTAADC ?

AFirst April, 1984

BFirst April, 1985

CFirst April, 1986

DNone of these

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B. First April, 1985Explanation not yet available.

Question 848

TTAADC was initially constituted under the provisions of :

AFifth Schedule

BSixth Schedule

CSeventh Schedule

DNone of these

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C. Seventh ScheduleExplanation not yet available.

Question 846

The 108th Constitutional Amendment Bill deals with :

AReservation of seats for women in Lok Sabha and State Assemblies

BFree and compulory primary education

CCreation of National Judicial Commission

DNone of these

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A. Reservation of seats for women in Lok Sabha and State AssembliesExplanation not yet available.

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'Right to Education' was inserted in the Part-III of the Constitution by :

Article 14 of the Constitution of India guarantees equality before law and equal protection of law to :

The Fundamental Rights secured to the individual are :

Sovereignty under the Constitution of India belongs to :

From which of the countries Constitution of India has adopted Fundamental Duties ?

Quit India Movement was declared by the Indian National Congress after the failure of the :

Under which Amendment of the Constitution, provisions of the sixth Schedule came in force in TTAADC ?

On which date the provisions of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India came into force in TTAADC ?

TTAADC was initially constituted under the provisions of :

The 108th Constitutional Amendment Bill deals with :

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