Features of Indian Constitution

#1. What does the positive concept of secularism in the Indian Constitution emphasize?

Complete separation between religion and state

Establishment of a state religion

Giving equal respect and protection to all religions

Protection of the majority religion

#2. What kind of obligation do Directive Principles impose on the state authorities?

Legal obligation

Financial obligation

Moral obligation

Constitutional obligation

#3. What is a fundamental difference between the Indian Parliament and the British Parliament?

The Indian Parliament is not sovereign, while the British Parliament is.

The Indian Parliament has a separate executive branch from the legislative branch, while the British Parliament does not.

The British Parliament is unicameral, while the Indian Parliament is bicameral.

The British Parliament has an elected head, while the Indian Parliament has a hereditary head.

#4. Who has the power to curtail or repeal Fundamental Rights through a constitutional amendment act?

President

Supreme Court

Parliament

State Governors

#5. How does the Indian Constitution ensure the independence of independent bodies?

By granting the power to make constitutional amendments

Through security of tenure, fixed service conditions, and expenses being charged on the Consolidated Fund of India

By allowing the President to directly appoint the members of these bodies

By conducting regular elections to select the members of these bodies

#6. What principle is associated with the American Supreme Court?

Parliamentary sovereignty

Due process of law

Separation of powers

Judicial supremacy

#7. Which court can issue writs like habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, certiorari, and quo warranto to restore violated Fundamental Rights?

Parliament

District Courts

Supreme Court

High Courts

#8. When was the voting age in India reduced from 21 years to 18 years?

1991

1989

2000

1971

#9. In which court case did the Supreme Court state that the Indian Constitution is founded on the balance between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles?

Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain case

Minerva Mills case

Golaknath case

Kesavananda Bharati case

#10. What is the doctrine of sovereignty of Parliament associated with?

The Indian Supreme Court

The British Parliament

The American Supreme Court

The Indian Parliament

#11. Which model of government is often associated with the parliamentary system?

Federal model

Republic model

Westminster model

American Presidential System

#12. When were the Fundamental Duties of citizens added to the Indian Constitution?

In 2002

In 1947

During the operation of the internal emergency in 1975-77

In 1950

#13. What kind of system does the Constitution of India establish?

A federal system with some unitary features

A federation with an equal distribution of powers

A completely federal system

A purely unitary system

#14. What power allows the Supreme Court in India to declare parliamentary laws as unconstitutional?

Parliamentary sovereignty

Due process of law

Judicial review

Judicial supremacy

#15. What does it mean for Fundamental Rights to be justiciable?

They can only be enforced by the executive branch

They are enforceable by the courts, and violations can be challenged in court

They are beyond the reach of the judiciary

They can be easily violated without consequences

#16. What is the primary force or sanction behind the implementation of Directive Principles?

Legal penalties

International treaties

Judicial review

Public opinion

#17. How are judges of the Supreme Court in India ensured independence?

By the executive branch of government

By appointment through the legislative branch

Through direct election by the citizens

Through security of tenure, fixed service conditions, and other provisions

#18. In a parliamentary system, who holds significant and crucial authority, often leading to the term "Prime Ministerial Government"?

The Chief Justice

The President

The Legislature

The Prime Minister

#19. What is the primary goal of the Directive Principles of State Policy?

To promote economic inequality

To promote the idea of social and economic democracy and establish a welfare state

To establish a theocratic state

To limit the powers of the executive branch

#20. When was the term 'secular' added to the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?

In 1950, at the time of adoption

In 1976, through the 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act

In 1947, before the adoption of the Constitution

It was part of the original Preamble

Features of Indian Constitution

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Results

#1. What does the positive concept of secularism in the Indian Constitution emphasize?

#2. What kind of obligation do Directive Principles impose on the state authorities?

#3. What is a fundamental difference between the Indian Parliament and the British Parliament?

#4. Who has the power to curtail or repeal Fundamental Rights through a constitutional amendment act?

#5. How does the Indian Constitution ensure the independence of independent bodies?

#6. What principle is associated with the American Supreme Court?

#7. Which court can issue writs like habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, certiorari, and quo warranto to restore violated Fundamental Rights?

#8. When was the voting age in India reduced from 21 years to 18 years?

#9. In which court case did the Supreme Court state that the Indian Constitution is founded on the balance between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles?

#10. What is the doctrine of sovereignty of Parliament associated with?

#11. Which model of government is often associated with the parliamentary system?

#12. When were the Fundamental Duties of citizens added to the Indian Constitution?

#13. What kind of system does the Constitution of India establish?

#14. What power allows the Supreme Court in India to declare parliamentary laws as unconstitutional?

#15. What does it mean for Fundamental Rights to be justiciable?

#16. What is the primary force or sanction behind the implementation of Directive Principles?

#17. How are judges of the Supreme Court in India ensured independence?

#18. In a parliamentary system, who holds significant and crucial authority, often leading to the term "Prime Ministerial Government"?

#19. What is the primary goal of the Directive Principles of State Policy?

#20. When was the term 'secular' added to the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?

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