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INDIAN POLITY - MOST IMPORTANT MCQ's PART 1

1. The power of supreme court of India to decide the disputes between the centre and the states falls under which Jurisdiction ?

a. advisory jurisdiction     b. applellate jurisdiction


c. original jurisdiction       d. writ jurisdiction  


2. In India , Judiciary Review implies :

a. the power of the judiciary to pronounce upon the constitutionality of the law and  the executive order

b. the power of the judiciary to question the wisdom of the laws enacted by the Legislatures

c.  the power of the judiciary to review all the legislative enactments before they are assented to by the president 

d.  the power of the Judiciary to review its own judgements given earlier 


3.  The Vice President of India is elected by 

a. The Rajya Sabha 

b. Rajya sabha and Lok sabha

c. Rajya sabha , Lok sabha and the state legislatures

d. The elected members of lok sabha and rajya sabha 


4. The DPSP (Directive Principles of State policy) was adopted from 

a. US constitution 

b. British constitution 

c. Australian constitution 

d. Irish constitution 


5. Who was the first speaker of Lok sabha ?

a. Hukam Singh 

b. G.S . Dhillon 

c. Ganesh Vasudev Mavalankar 

d. Vallabhai Patel 


6.  69%  Reservation in Tamilnadu was brought by which amendment ? 

a. 74th amendment

b. 75th amendment

c. 76th amendment

d. 73rd amendment


7. Rajya sabha has a strength of 

a. 200 members

b . 225 members

c. 250 members 

d. 300 members 


8. Select the correct order of former Indian Presidents using the codes given below :

1. VV Giri 

2. Dr. Zahir Hussain 

3. Fakrudin Ali Ahmed

4. Sanjeeva Reddy 


a. 2,1,3,4 

b. 3,1,2,4

c. 1,2,3,4

d. 4,1,3,2


9. Which of the following state governors enjoys special powers with regard to  the administration of tribal area 

a. Jharkhand

b. Madhya Pradesh 

c. Odissa 

d. Assam 


10.  President's rule can be imposed in a state for a maximum period of 

a. 3 years 

b. 6 months

c. 1 year 

d. 2 years 


11.  Three - tier system of Panchayat Raj is recommended by 

a. Ashok Mehta 

b. S.K. Dey

c. Balwant Rai Mehta 

d. V.T . Krishnamacari


12. The minimum age for being eligible to become the Prime Minister of India is

a.  21 years 

b. 25 years 

c. 30 years 

d. 35 years 


13. Which Article deals with the Money Bill ?

a. 111

b. 108

c. 117

d. 110


14. Which Amendment increases the Retirement age of the judges in the High court ?

a.  14th amendment 

b. 15th amendment

c. 16th amendment 

d. 18th amendment


15.  Fundamental duties were recommended by which committee ?

a. Sardar Singh Committee 

b. Sarkaria Committee

c. Swaran Singh Committee

d. Rajamannar Committee

   
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