Q: In Indian Constitution the Directive Principles of State Policy are:

A: Justiciable Directives

B: Instruments of Instruction

C: Compensatory Privileges

D: Memorandum of Agreement



Instruments of Instruction


Q: What is the meaning of Secular?

A: All religions are equal in the eyes of the Government

B: Special importance to a religion related to Government

C: One religion is promoted by the Government

D: None of the above



All religions are equal in the eyes of the Government


Q: Which one of the following Writs literally means 'We Command' ?

A: Habeas Corpus

B: Certiorary

C: Mandamus

D: Quo Warranto



Mandamus


Q: From which community the President of India can nominate two members of Parliament in Lok Sabha ?

A: Minority community

B: Parsi community

C: Anglo-Indian community

D: Buddhist community



Anglo-Indian community


Q: First Leader of opposition in Lokshabha was:

A: B. R. Ambedkar

B: A. K. Gopalan

C: S Radhakrishnan

D: Vallabhbhai Patel



A. K. Gopalan


Q: Chief Election Commissioner of India can be removed from office only by the :

A: President

B: Prime Minister

C: Parliament

D: None of these



President


Q: The concept of welfare state finds elaboration in the:

A: Directive Principles of State Policy

B: Preamble

C: Fundamental Rights

D: Fundamental Duties



Directive Principles of State Policy


Q: Local-Government is a subject mentioned in the:

A: Union list

B: State list

C: Concurrent list

D: Residuary list



State list


Q: If a Minister loses a no-confidence motion, then:

A: the Minister resigns

B: the whole Council of Ministers resigns

C: Lok Sabha is dissolved

D: only Prime Minister and that Minister resign



the whole Council of Ministers resigns


Q: The constitution of India refers to the budget as the ___________.

A: Money Bill

B: Finance Bill

C: Annual Financial Statement

D: Annual Money Statement



Annual Financial Statement
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