This document provides a list of important questions for boards exams covering major topics in world history, international relations, Indian government and politics, and the Indian legal system. Some of the topics covered include the causes of World War I and II, the Treaty of Versailles, Fascism vs Nazism, the formation and objectives of the UN and NAM, the structure and powers of the Indian government including the President, Prime Minister, and judiciary, and key aspects of the Indian legal system including the Supreme Court and High Courts.
This document provides a list of important questions for boards exams covering major topics in world history, international relations, Indian government and politics, and the Indian legal system. Some of the topics covered include the causes of World War I and II, the Treaty of Versailles, Fascism vs Nazism, the formation and objectives of the UN and NAM, the structure and powers of the Indian government including the President, Prime Minister, and judiciary, and key aspects of the Indian legal system including the Supreme Court and High Courts.
This document provides a list of important questions for boards exams covering major topics in world history, international relations, Indian government and politics, and the Indian legal system. Some of the topics covered include the causes of World War I and II, the Treaty of Versailles, Fascism vs Nazism, the formation and objectives of the UN and NAM, the structure and powers of the Indian government including the President, Prime Minister, and judiciary, and key aspects of the Indian legal system including the Supreme Court and High Courts.
This document provides a list of important questions for boards exams covering major topics in world history, international relations, Indian government and politics, and the Indian legal system. Some of the topics covered include the causes of World War I and II, the Treaty of Versailles, Fascism vs Nazism, the formation and objectives of the UN and NAM, the structure and powers of the Indian government including the President, Prime Minister, and judiciary, and key aspects of the Indian legal system including the Supreme Court and High Courts.
• Give 3 reasons for WWI • Explain the immediate cause of WWI • Name the architects of the Treaties of Versailles • Give any 3-4 terms of the Treaty of Versailles • Brief the territorial/military/financial effects of the treaty of Versailles (max 2 marks) • Similarities between Fascism and Nazism • Give 3 major reasons for the WWII • Explain the failure of the league of nations • Explain the immediate cause of WW2 • Objectives of the UN • Composition of the UNSC, UNGA and the ICJ • Functions of the UNSC, UNGA and the ICJ • 3-4 functions of the UNESCO, UNICEF and WHO along with their full form • Meaning of Non-Alignment • Architects of NAM • Objectives of NAM • Qualifications for election of President, VP, judges of the high court and the Supreme court • Composition of the electoral college • reasons for the indirect election of the President • Terms of office of President, VP, judges of the high court and the Supreme court • Impeachment of the president • All powers of the president, any 3 points • Promulgation of ordinances and the terms involved • The 3 types of ministers in the council of ministers • Terms of office of ministers • Difference between the council of ministers and the union cabinet • All powers of the PM, 3 points should be enough • Collective and individual responsibilities of ministers 3 points • Appointment of judges to the supreme court max 2 marks q • composition of the Supreme court • The Types of Jurisdictions of the SC with examples • Revisory Jurisdiction. Explain • Judicial Review. Explain • Supreme Court is called the ‘Court of Record’ Why? • Explain the writs that can be issues by the supreme court • How does the Supreme Court enforce fundamental rights? • Explain Composition of the High Courts (Unlikely) • How are Judges appointed to the High Court? • What are subordinate courts? • Advantages of Lok Adalats