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: The authority to alter the boundaries of state in India rests with:

A: State government

B: Parliament

C: Prime Minister

D: President



Parliament


Q: The inspiration of 'Liberty, Equality and Fraternity' was derived from

A: American revolution

B: French revolution

C: Russian revolution

D: None of the above



French revolution


Q: The Supreme Court of India declares by issuing a writ that the respondent was not entitled to an office he was holding or a privilege he was exercising. Which writ is that?

A: Habeas Corpus

B: Mandamus

C: Certiorari

D: Quo Warranto



Quo Warranto


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

A: Habeas Corpus

B: Certiorary

C: Mandamus

D: Quo Warranto



Mandamus


Q: Who designed Indian National Flag?

A: Udaya Kumar Dharmalingam

B: R. K. Rajendran

C: Pingali Venkayya

D: None of them.



Pingali Venkayya


Q: Under which Amendment Act, Panchayati Raj had received constitutional status?

A: 74rd Amendment

B: 73rd Amendment

C: 69th Amendment

D: none of these



73rd Amendment Act-1992,


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

A: 82nd Amendment Act, 2000

B: 85nd Amendment Act, 2001

C: 86nd Amendment Act, 2002

D: None of the above



86nd Amendment Act, 2002


Q: Right to Information Act was passed on:

A: 26th January, 2005

B: 15th June, 2005

C: 15th August, 2005

D: 2nd October, 2005



15th June, 2005


Q: Under which Article of the Constitution of India can the Indian Parliament make laws under Residuary powers?

A: Article - 248

B: Article - 249

C: Article - 250

D: Article - 251



Article - 248
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