The amending power of the Constitution of India is described in Article
352
368
360
395
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The amending power of the Constitution of India is described in Article
352
368
360
395
The age to exercise franchise was reduced from 21 years to 18 years by
42nd amendment
44th amendment
61st amendment
72nd amendment
The Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court was adopted from the Constitution of
Germany
US
Australia
Canada
Subjects in the......................schedule is beyond the scope of Judicial Review
8th
9th
12th
3rd
Starred questions requires
Oral answer
unwritten answer
supplementary question
None of these
Sine Die is associated with the power of the
President
Speaker
Chief Justice
Prime Minister
Separate electorate for Muslims were introduced by the Act of
1919
1935
1909
1947
Rights given in the Constitution are called Fundamental Right because
They are natural rights
They cant be suspended
They are a part of the Constitution
They can be enforced and safeguarded by the courts
Right to Property was removed from Fundamental Rights by which amendment
29th
25th
44th
42nd
Right to Property was omitted from Part III of the Constitution by the
42nd amendment
44th amendment
86th amendment
62nd amendment
Right to property was deleted by which amendment
71st
44th
42nd
68th
Right to Property is included in Article
32
19
31
14
Right to Freedom is guaranteed in which article
17
19
18
20
Recess means
The interval between the prorogation of Parliament and its reassembly
The Parliament in session
Adjournment of the House
Dissolution of the House
Quo warranto is
Writ
statute
Treaty
Act
Public Undertaking Committee is a
Cabinet Committee
Parliamentary Committee
Committee of a political party
None of these
Public Accounts Committee has members from
House of the People
Council of states only
state legislatures
Both Houses of Parliament
Provisions under 9th schedule
Can be challenged in a court of law
Cant challenge in a court of law
Can seek opinion in a court of law
None of these
Provincial autonomy was introduced by the Act of
1935
1919
1909
1947
Preventive Detention is a reasonable restriction on
Article 14
Article 19
Article 21
Article 32