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Q.1. Which is the second lenthiest constitution in the world?
Q.2. How many articles were there in Constitution of India when it was enacted in 1950?
Q.3. How many parts were there in Constitution of India when it was enacted in 1950?
Q.4. How many schedules were there in Constitution of India when it was enacted in 1950?
Q.5. How many articles are there in Constitution of India at present?
Q.6. How many parts are there in Constitution of India at present?
Q.7. How many schedules are there in Constitution of India at present?
Q.8. According to the Constitution of India who is the ultimate sovereign?
Q.9. Constitution of India established which form of Government?
Q.10. The Constitution of India distributes the legislative subjects under which lists?
Q.11. The Constitution of India provides for which kind of Judiciary?
Q.12. The Constitution of India has features of which form of Government?
Q.13. The Constitution of India provides for which type of citizenship?
Q.14. The Constitution of India provides residuary powers to?
Q.15. The proclamation of emergency immediately turns the federal system of India into?
Q.16. How many members can be nominated to Rajya Sabha by the President of India?
Q.17. Governers of the States are appointed by?
Q.18. The Preamble aids in the legal interpretation of?
Q.19. The ideals of Objective Resolution are reflected in?
Q.20. Is Preamble enforcable in Court of Law?
Q.21. In which case the Supreme Court held that the Preamble was not part of the Constitution?
Q.22. In which case the Supreme Court held that the Preamble was part of the Constitution?
Q.23. Article 1 of the Constitution describes India as?
Q.24. Are Union Territories included in Union of States?
Q.25. Union Territories and Union of States are included in ?
Q.26. The States and their territories are specified in which Schedule of the Constitution?
Q.27. The power of admission or establishment of new states is vested with?
Q.28. Which article of the Costitution empowers the Parliament to form a new state by altering the boundaries of existing states?
Q.29. A bill seeking to create a new state or alter boundaries of existing States can be introduced in ?
Q.30. A bill seeking to create a new state or alter boundaries of existing States can be introduced in Parliament only on the recommendation of?
Q.31. The President refers State reorganisation bill to?
Q.32. The State legislature has to give its opinion on State Reorganisation bill within?
Q.33. Is Parliament bound to accept the views of State legislature on State Reorganisation bill?
Q.34. What type of majority is required in both houses of the Parliament to pass the State Reorganisation bill?
Q.35. Is it necessary to obtain the views of legislatures of Union Territories before a bill affecting their boundaries or names is introduced?
Q.36. State reorganisation act was passed in?
Q.37. Bombay Reorganisation act was passed in?
Q.38. Bombay Reorganisation act divided the state of Bombay into?
Q.39. Nagaland was created as a separate state in?
Q.40. Punjab was divided into Punjab abd Haryana in?
Q.41. Union Territory of Himachal Pradesh was made the Sate of Himachal Pradesh in?
Q.42. States of Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya and Union Territories of Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh were established in?
Q.43. Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh were made states in?
Q.44. By which Constitutional amendment Sikkim was made part of India?
Q.45. Goa was made a state in?
Q.46. Chattisgarh came into existence on?
Q.47. Uttaranchal (Uttarakhand) came into existence on?
Q.48. Jharkhand came into existence on?
Q.49. Telangana came into existence on?
Q.50. Constitution of India provides for which type of citizenship?
Q.51. At the time of commencement of the Constitution the citizenship was granted to?
Q.52. Which articles of Fundamental Rights are applicable only for citizens of India and not for foreigners?
Q.53. For which offices only citizens of India are eligible?
Q.54. Right to vote is only available to?
Q.55. Enemy aliens are not entitled to?
Q.56. Indian Citizenship act was passed in?
Q.57. On or after which day every person born in India shall be citizen of India if either of his parents is citizen of India at the time of birth?
Q.58. A person shall be citizen of India by descent if?
Q.59. A person residing in India for how many years can seek citizenship of India?
Q.60. If a person acquires the citizenship of other country voulantarily his/her Indian citizenship is?
Q.61. How many fundamental rights are provided by the Constitution of India?
Q.62. Which article of constitution provides equality before the law?
Q.63. Who is not answerable to any Court for the exercise of powers of his office?
Q.64. No criminal proceedings can be initiated or continued against the President or a Governer in any Court during?
Q.65. No civil proceedings can be initiated against President or a Governer during his term of office without?
Q.66. According to which article the State shall not discriminate against any citizen on grounds only of religion, race, caste, sex, and place of birth?
Q.67. Which article guarantees Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment?
Q.68. Which case is also known as Mandal Commission Case?
Q.69. In which case Supreme Court laid down that under Article 16(4) provisions can be made in favour of the backward classes in the matter of employment by executive orders also ?
Q.70. The reservations contemplated in article 16(4) shold not exceed?
Q.71. Which amendment has provided to continue reservation in promotion for the SC and ST?
Q.72. Abolition of untouchability is provided by which article of the Constitution?
Q.73. Abolition of titles is provided by which article of the Constitution?
Q.74. Which article prevents the State from conferring any title?
Q.75. Titles can be conferred by?
Q.76. Military or academic distinctions can be awarded by?
Q.77. Bharat Ratna or Padma Vibhushan cannot be used by the recipient as a?
Q.78. Freedom of Press is in which freedom?
Q.79. How many freedoms are provided by article 19?
Q.80. Which article provides certain protection in respect of conviction for offences?
Q.81. Which article provides for life or personal liberty?
Q.82. In which case Supreme court held that our Constitution had embodied the English concept that courts have no power to invalidate a law made by the Parliament?
Q.83. In which case Supreme court held that a law made by the Parliament shall be invalid if it violates the principle of natural justice?
Q.84. Which article provides that no person who is arrested shall be detained in custody without being informed of the grounds for such arrest?
Q.85. Every person who is arrested and detained in custody is to be produced before the nearest magistrate within a period of?
Q.86. Which article provides for right against exploitation?
Q.87. Which article provides that no child below the age of 14 years can be employed to work in any factory or mine or engaged in any other hazardous employment?
Q.88. Right to freedom of religion is provided by which article of the constitution?
Q.89. Right to constitutional remedy is provided by which article of the constitution?
Q.90. Who termed Right to constitutional remedy as "Soul of the Constitution"?
Q.91. Judiciary issue writs for the enforcement of?
Q.92. Which courts can issue writs?
Q.93. Supreme Court can issue writs in accordance with which article of the Constitution?
Q.94. High Court can issue writs in accordance with which article of the Constitution?
Q.95. High Court can issue writs only within?
Q.96. Which writ calls upon the person who has detained another to produce the latter before the Court?
Q.97. Which writ commands the person to whom it is addressed to perform some public or quasi public legal duty?
Q.98. Against whom writ Mandamus can not be granted?
Q.99. The writ of Prohibition is issued by?
Q.100. The writ of Prohibition is issued to?


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