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In the Indian Constitution the power to issue a writ of Habeas Corpus is vested
A
The Supreme Court
B
The High Courts
C
The Subordinate Courts
D
The Supreme Courts and the High Courts
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In the Indian Constitution the power to issue a writ of Habeas Corpus is vested
The Supreme Court
The High Courts
The Subordinate Courts
The Supreme Courts and the High Courts
Which one of the following does not qualify for curtailing the freedom of speech and expression under Indian Constitution?
Security of the state
Public order, decency, morality
Demand for autonomy
Contempt of Court
In which one of the following cases the supreme court of India held that both Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of state policy are equally important and one cannot be sacrificed for the other?
S.R.Bommai v/s Union of India
Balaji v/s State of Mysore
Minerva Mills v/s Union of India
A.K.Gopalanv/s State of Madras
Article 30 of the Indian constitution deals with
Right to propagate religion
Abolition of untouchability
Right of the minorities to establish and manage educational institutions
Freedom of conscience
Which one of the following rights was recognized by the Supreme Court in the Selvy Case Judgement (2010)?
Right to Mental Privacy
Right to purchase property in Jammu and Kashmir
Right to form pressure groups
NOTA (None of the above)
Right to privacy as a Fundamental Right is implied in
Right to Freedom
Right to Life and personal Liberty
Right to Equality
Right against Exploitation
Which Fundamental Right deleted by 44th Constitutional amendment?
Right to equality
Right to Assembly
Right to Property
Right to Expression
Which among the following is not among six fundamental rights provided by Constitution?
Right to equality
Right to Protest
Right against exploitation
Right to freedom of religion
Article 14-18 of the Constitution deal with
Right to equality
Right to Assembly
Right to Property
Right to Expression
Fundamental Rights guaranteed in the Constitution can be suspended
Proclamation of national emergency
An Act passed by the Parliament
An amendment of the Constitution
Judicial decision of the Supreme Court
……………… is the most fundamental of Fundamental Rights
Religious rights
Personal Liberty
Right to equality
Minority rights
Which part is described by Dr.Ambedkar most criticized part of the Constitution?
Part IX
Part III
Part II
Part IV
Fundamental Rights are incorporated in which part of the Constitution?
Part IX
Part III
Part II
Part IV
Righty to Property is now a
Directive Principle
Legal Right
Fundamental Right
Executive Law
Which of the following writs is issued by an appropriate judicial body in order to free a person who has been illegally detained?
Certiorari
Heabeas Corpus
Prohibition
Quo-Warranto
The idea of Fundamental Rights was adopted from
Finland
Greece
America
Australia
Which Supreme Court Judgement pronounced that Fundamental Rights cannot be abridged
None of the above
Golak Nath Vs. State of Punjab A.I.R.1967 S.C.1643
Kesavanand Bharati vs. State of Kerala A.I.R. 1973 S.C.1961
Indira Gandhi vs.Rajnarain A.I.R. 1975 S.C.2299
Right to vote and to be elected in India is a
legal Right
Fundamental Right
Constitutional Right
Natural Right
Right to education is a
Neither fundamental nor legal right
Fundamental right
Legal right
Natural right
Article 19 provides six freedoms, which is not among them?
Reside and settle in any part of your state only.
Freedom of speech and expression.
Assemble peacefully and without arms
Form associations or unions