In India the Council of state is responsible to
The people
the state
local government
None of these
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In India the Council of state is responsible to
The people
the state
local government
None of these
In India Right to Property is a
Moral Right
Legal Right
Fundamental Right
Personal Right
In India a person can be a member of the Council of Ministers without being a Member of Parliament for a maximum period
1 month
6 month
1 year
2 years
In consequence of the death or incapacity of the President, vice President can become the President for
6 months
12months
1 month
5 months
In a federal system the guardian of the Constitution is
the Parliament
the Judiciary
the council of Ministers
the National Security Advisor
How many methods are there to amend the Constitution of India
5
4
3
2
How many duties are included in the Constitution as Fundamental Duties?
10
11
9
6
Grass root democracy is related to
Panchayath system
Interstate council
Lok Pal
Regionalism
Government of India Act 1909 is known as
Montague Chelmsford Reforms
Minto Morley Reforms
Cabinet Mission Plan
Cripps Mission Plan
Globalisation gives primacy to unbriddled
Welfare means
Trade
Socialism
Consumerism
Fundamental Rights are included in articles
15-24
Dec-36
36-51
52-62
From among the following which amendment of the Constitution of India made education to Children as a Fundamental Duty?
86th
85th
42nd
72nd
Freedom of expression is included in the article
15
19
21
22
Finance Commission is constituted every 5 years by the
President
Parliament
Union Council of Ministers
Speaker
Equality before law and Equal protection of law have been modelled on the Constitution of
Britain
America
Russian
Switzerland
Elections to the local government bodies are made mandatory by which amendment
72nd
73rd
64th
63rd
Dyarchy was introduced at the Provincial level by the Act of
1892
1919
1935
1909
Dyarchy was introduced at the Centre by the Act of
1909
1919
1935
1947
Directive Principles of State Policy is
Justifiable
non-justifiable
mandatory
None of these
Directive Principles of state Policy are included in the Articles
15-24
25-32
36-51
52-60