Most Important Questions and Answers related to India and

Constitution of India

1).Concept of religion And briefly describe the contribution..?

Religion is a concept that directs the duties and responsibilities of an individual
and society
The gift of religion..
1). Reinforcement of sense of duty.
2). A symbol of excellence.
3). An assistant to human isolation.
4). Foundation for state administration.
5). An instrument of peace and legal order.
6). A preference for humanism.

2). The contribution of Rajaram Mohan Roy's liberal outlook..?

1). Assertion of Rights.
2). Support for British rule.
3). Efforts for women's emancipation.
4). Encouragement of western education.
5). Enforcement of Acts of the British Parliament.

2). Nationalist view of Swami Vivekananda..?

1).Concept of humanity and universals.
2). The three pillars are spirituality, patriotism, and religion.
3). An ancient inspiration.
4). Revival of Vedapanishads.
5). Prioritize service and sacrifice.

1). Gandhiji's Concept of Satyagraha...?

1). Disobedience.
2). Haratala.
3). Mass boycott.
4). Prevention
5). Violation of the law.
6). Hijrat.
7). Fasting.
8. Strike.

2. Swadeshi concept of Gandhiji..?

1). Exclusion of foreign materials.
2). Call for establishment of Indian Courts.
3). Advice for National Education.
4). Strengthening of Indian political institutions 5).Consent to violation of laws.

3. Vinoba Bhave's Concept of Swayamseva...?

1). land donation.
2).Village donation.
3). Donation of wealth.
4).Shramadana.
5).Buddhi Dana.

3. Explain the provisions of Marlemento Reform of 1909..?

1). Expansion of Legislative Councils..
2).Appointment of various categories of members to the Legislative Council.
3). Establishment of separate constituencies for Muslims.
4). Opportunity for Indians in the Legislative Council.
5).Opportunity for Indians in Governor General's Council.

2. Key Provisions of Montego Reforms...?

1). Independence from center to provinces.
2).Enforcement of dual government system.
3). Allowance for bicameral legislature.
4).Expansion of communal representation.
5). Limited access to voting.
6). Creation of the post of High Commissioner for India.
7). Increase in representation in the Indian Council.
8). Half of the seats in the Viceroy's Executive Council are for Indians.
9). Allowance for establishment of Public Service Commission.
10).Proposal for Constitution of Legislative Commission.

4. Important provisions of the Government of India Act, 1935...?

1). Establishment of All India Union.
2).Aspiration for power sharing.
3).Autonomy for provinces.
4).Implementation of Dual Government at the Centre.
5).Preference for bicameral legislatures.
6). Preference for communal representation.
7).Abolition of Indian Council.
8).Consolidation of voting.
9). Establishment of Reserve Bank.
10). Preference to Administrative Service Commission.
11). Allow for establishment of Union Court.
12).Re-distribution of land parcels.

3. Indian Independence Act of 1947..?

1). End of British rule.
2). Creation of India and Pakistan.
3). Abolition of the post of Viceroy.
4). Power to the Constituent Assembly.
5). Distribution of legislative power.
6).Abolition of the post of Secretary of State for Indian Affairs.
7). End of British Supremacy over India.
8). Free independence for native states.
9).Instruction for compliance with Act of 1935.
10).Proposal of Constitutional Executive Head.
11). Abolition of the title of Emperor of India.
12).Formation of Boundary Commission.
1). Explain in brief about the proposed Constitution of India..?
A summary of the objectives of the Constitution is called the Preamble.
1). We the citizens of India.
2).Sovereign.
3).Socialism.
4).Secularism.
5).Democracy.
6). Republic.
7).Justice.
8).Independent.
9).Equality.
10).fraternity.

2). Briefly explain the features of the Constitution of India.

1). A written and voluminous constitution.
2). Proposal.
3).Parliamentary model of government.
4).Secular nation.
5).Fundamental Duties.
6).compound system.
7). Flexible and Inflexible Constitution.
8).Directorate Principles of State Policy.
9).Universal Adulthood.
10).Voting system.
11).Emergencies.
12).Independent Judiciary System.

4).Dr. in the constitution of India. Contributions of BR Ambedkar..

1).Drafting Committee Chairman.
2).Succeeded in getting consensus for the constitution.
3).Significant role in the drafting of the Constitution.
4) Addition of special regulations.

1).Briefly explain Fundamental Rights

1). Right to Equality Article 14 to 18.
2). Article 19 to 22 of the Right to Freedom.
3). Right against exploitation Article 23 to 24.
4). Right to religious freedom Article 25 to 28.
5). Cultural and Educational Right Article 29 to 30.
6).Right to constitutional remedy Article 32.

2. Explain the relationship between center and states in India...?

1). Statutory relations.
2). Administrative relations.
3). Financial relations.
4). International relations.

3). Briefly explain the major amendments to the Constitution of India...?

1). Proposal.
2). National Policy Director Principles.
3). Basic Duties.
4). Parliament.
5). Judiciary.
6). emergency situation.
8). Seventh Schedule.
9). 73rd Constitutional Amendment.
10). 74th Constitutional Amendment.
11). 86th Constitutional Amendment.

1). Explain the structure of Rajya Sabha

Raji Sabha came into existence for the first time on 3rd April 1952.
Convened for the first time on 13 May 1952.
Rajya Sabha is known as the upper house of Parliament.
1). Size.
2). Method of election.
3). Qualifications.
4). Tenure.
5). Sessions.
6). Quorum.
7). President and Vice President.
8). Salary and Exemptions.

2). Functions of Rajya Sabha...

1). Statutory Powers.
2). Executive powers.
3). Financial powers.
4).Judiciary Powers.
5).Powers of election.
6).Power to amend the Constitution.
7). Power to declare emergency.
8). Special powers.

2). Briefly explain the structure and powers of Lok Sabha

1). size
2).Method of Election
3).Qualifications
4).Term of office
5).sessions
6). Quorum
7).Chairman and Vice-Chairman
8).Wage Exemptions
1). Statutory Powers
2). Executive officers
3). Financial powers
4). Criminal officers
5). Electoral powers
6). Amendment powers
7). Powers relating to emergency
8 ).Other Powers

2). Briefly explain the powers and functions of the President

1). Powers of Karengi.
2). Statutory Powers.
3). Financial powers.
4). Judicial officers.
5). Emergency Powers.
6). Selection of ambassadors.
7). Discretionary powers.

2). Powers and Functions of the Prime Minister..

1). Composition of the Cabinet Allocation of accounts
2). Restructuring of the Cabinet.
3). Head of the Cabinet.
4). A review of government policies.
5). Principal Advisor.
6). A bridge between the President and the Cabinet.
7). Leadership for the nation.
8). Leader of Parliament.

3). Briefly explain the Jurisdiction of Supreme Court

1). Original Jurisdiction.
2). Appellate jurisdiction.
3). Advisory jurisdiction .
4).Judicial review.
5).Court of Record.
6). Power to transfer cases.
7). Power to entertain special appeals.
8).Power of Revision.
9).Power to impose penalty for contempt of court.
10). Other Powers.
4). Explain the powers and functions of the Election Commission of India.
1). Conduct of various elections.
2). Determining the boundaries of electoral constituencies.
4). Preparation of Electoral Roll.
5). Publication of election schedule.
5). Registration of parties and allocation of symbols.
6). Power to order re-election
7). the election.
Power of postponement.
8). Power to obtain information on election expenditure.
9). Authority to determine its budget.
10). Power to disqualify candidate.
11). Forming a Model Policy Committee.

1). Explain the Citizenship Act, 1955 and the amendments to the Citizenship
Act...
1). Method of acquiring citizenship.
A). through birth.
b). through blood relation.
c). By registration.
d). By instinctive method.
this ). through land acquisition.

2.) Manner of Loss of Citizenship.

A. By giving up.
B. By canceling.
C. By taking away.

2). Briefly explain the meaning and significance of civil society

A community of people engaged in collective activities to achieve common
objectives is called civil society
Significances...
1). Efforts for public awareness.
2). Social transformation.
3).Assertion of rights.
4).Condemnation of absolutism.
5). Motivating political participation.
6).Protection of environment.
7).Protection of Human Rights.
8).Consolidation of democracy.
9).Cooperation in times of trouble.
10).World Peace.

4). Role of students in national development.

1). Purposeful study.
2). Participation in extracurricular activities.
3). Awareness raising.
4). Adoption of Service Attitude.
5). Upholding moral and constitutional values.