The President
The Prime Minister
The National Security Adviser
The Cabinet Secretary
D. The Cabinet Secretary
Governor General
British Parliament
Constituent Assembly
Parliament of India
United States of America
United Kingdom
Switzerland
Canada
A statutory body
An advisory body
A constitutional body
An independent and autonomous body
1 only
2 only
Both 1 and 2
Neither 1 nor 2
Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir
Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh
Assam and Bengal
Jawaharlal Nehru
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
None of the above
Block level
Village and block level
Village, block and district level
Village, block, district and state level
The Speaker
The Chief Minister
The Governor
The President
Vice-President
Solicitor-General
Chief Justice
Attorney-General
The Constituent Assembly of India was elected by the Provincial Assemblies in the year 1946
Jawaharlal Nehru, M.A.Jinnah and Sardar vallabhbhai Patel were members of the Constituent Assembly of India
The Frist Session of the constituent Assembly of India was held in January, 1947
The constitution of India was adopted on 26th January, 1950
High Court alone
Both Supreme Court and High Courts
All courts down to the District Courts
None of these
Acquiring private land for Government use
Exploitation of women at work place
Basic feature of the constitution of India
Reservation of jobs for the OBCs in the Government service
Prohibition of liquor
Right to work
Equal wage for equal work
Right to information
Constitutional law
International law
Labour law
Criminal law
Department of elementary education and literacy
Department of Secondary and Higher Education
Department of technical education
Department of women and child development
Chief Justice of India
The Prime Minister
The President of India
The UPSC
U.S.Constitution
British Constitution
Government of India Act,1935
French ideals of Liberty and Fraternity
One month
One year
Seven days
Fourteen days
30
31
35
32
55 members
60 members
80 members
1/3 of total members of the Lok Sabha
Bihar and Madhya Pradesh
Bihar and Maharashtra
Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
Tamil Nadu and Rajasthan
The right to equality
The right against exploitation
The right to adequate means of livelihood
The right to freedom of religion
He is a part of the state legislature
He can pardon a sentence of death
He appoints judges of the state High Court
He has no emergency powers
Both A and R are individually true and R is the correct explanation of A
Both A and R are individually true but R is not the correct explanation of A
A is true but R is false
A is false but R is true
by a majority
by a two-thirds majority
by consensus
unanimously
General Assembly
Security Council
International Court of Justice
All the above
The Vice-President of India holds office for a period of five years
The Vice-President of India can be removed by a simple majority of votes passed in the Rajya Sabha only
The Vice-President of India continues to be in office even after the expiry of his term till his successor talkes over
The Supreme Court of India has to look into all disputes with regard to the election the Vice-President of India
Right against exploitation
Equal pay for equal work
Equality before law
Right to freedom of religion
The guardian of peoples liberties
The guardian of public money
The chief financial adviser of Govt. of India
All of the above
V. V. Giri
Giani Zail Singh
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmad
Shankar Dayal Sharma