- Federal feature of the
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Constitution
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⬥ Fundamental Law of country
that sets
out framework and principal
functions
of various organs of the
Government,
is called - Constitution
⬥ The legal advisor to the
Constituent
Assembly during the drafting of
the
Constitution was - BN Rau
⬥ The Preamble of the constitution
of
India provides for the liberty of
thought,
expression, belief, faith and -
worship
⬥ The first session of the
constituent
assembly was held on - 9 Dec
1946
⬥ The original Constitution of
India was
hand written in English by
- Prem Behari Narayan Raizada
⬥ The chief draftsman of the
Constituent
Assembly during the drafting of
the
Constitution - SN Mukherjee
⬥ The Lengthiest written
constitution in
the world is - Indian Constitution
⬥ The Hindi version of the original
Indian
Constitution was calligraphed by
- Vasant Krishan Vaidya
⬥ The structural part of the Indian
Constitution largely derived from
- Government of India Act 1935
⬥ The Handwritten Constitution
was
signed on 24th January 1950, by
284
members of the constituent
assembly,
which included - 15 Women
⬥ The act regarded as the precursor
of
the Indian Constitution is
- Government of India Act 1935
⬥ The Right to Constitutional
Remedy
was termed as ‘soul of the
constitution’ by - B.R. Ambedkar
⬥ The Constitution of India was
signed
by Dr. Rajendra Prasad on
- 24 January ,1950
⬥ The term ‘secular’ added to the
Preamble of the Indian
Constitution in
- 1976
⬥ The largest Democratic country
in the
world is - India
⬥ The first temporary Chairman of
the
Constituent Assembly was
- Sachchidananda Sinha
⬥ Constitution Day or Samvidhan
Divas
is celebrated on - 26th November
⬥ The idea of a Constituent
Assembly
for India was put forward for the
first
time in 1934 by - M. N. Roy
⬥ Quasi Federal, Separation of
Powers
and fundamental rights are some
of
the key features of the
- Indian Constitution
⬥ The kind of Justice mentioned in
the
Preamble of the Constitution of
India
- social, economic and political
⬥ Meaning of the word 'Republic'
in the
Indian Constitution is - Elected
head
⬥ Liberty of thought, expression,
belief,
faith and worship are mentioned in
- Preamble
⬥ Constituent Assembly was
formed on
the recommendation of the
Cabinet
Mission, which visited India in -
1946
⬥ According to the Preamble of
Indian
Constitution, India is a - Republic
⬥ Set of written rules, accepted by
all
the people living within the
country
- Constitution
⬥ Indian constitution is a sovereign
socialist secular democratic
republic
with a - Parliamentary system
⬥ Term Sovereign, Justice,
Fraternity are
included in - Preamble
⬥ All democratic countries are
most likely
to have a - Constitution
⬥ Bicameral Legislature is a
Constitution
⬥ Single Citizenship, Integrated
Judicial
System, Appointment of the
Governor
is - Unitary feature of the
Constitution
⬥ Federalism is a system of
government
in which powers have been
divided
between - center and states
⬥ Dual Government, Division of
Powers,
and Written Constitution are
- Federal feature of Constitution
⬥ K.C. Wheare described the
Indian
Constitution as - ‘quasi federal’
⬥ The Constituent Assembly
adopted the
National Anthem (Jana - gana -
mana)
on - 24 January 1950
⬥ The Constituent Assembly
ratified
India's membership of the
Commonwealth in - May 1949
⬥ According to the Indian
Constitution,
the government consists of
- Three Organs
⬥ The Constituent Assembly
adopted the
National Song (Vande Mataram)
on
- 24 January, 1950
⬥ The National Flag was adopted
by the
Constituent Assembly of India on
-22 July 1947
⬥ Number of female members in
the
Constituent Assembly was - 15
⬥ Chairman of the House
Committee of
the Constituent Assembly of India
- B Pattabhi Sitaramayya
⬥ Chairman of the Credential
Committee
of the Constituent Assembly of
India
Was - Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar
⬥ The Constituent Assembly was
recognised by - Section 8(1) of
Indian
Independence Act, 1947
⬥ Chairman of the Committee on
the
Functions of the Constituent
Assembly
of India was - GV Mavalankar
⬥ Tenth Session of the Constituent
Assembly was held from
- 6 to 17 October 1949
⬥ Ammu Swaminathan became a
part of
the Constituent Assembly in 1946
from
- Madras constituency
⬥ Drafting Committee of the
Constituent
Assembly consisted of -Seven
members
⬥ Constitution of India was hand-
written
by - Prem Behari Narain Raizada
⬥ The first meeting of the
Constituent
Assembly took place in -
December 1946
⬥ Number of representatives of
princely
States in Constituent Assembly -
93
⬥ Member of the Constituent
Assembly
signed the Constitution of India on
- 24 January 1950
⬥ Sachchidananda Sinha became
interim
president of the Constituent
Assembly
in - 1946
⬥ Kanhaiyalal Maniklal Munshi
described
the preamble of Indian
Constitution as
- Political horoscope
⬥ First election of Constituent
Assembly
of India was held in - 1946
⬥ Motilal Nehru (Chairman) and
eight
other Congress leaders drafted
constitution for India in - 1928
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⬥ Drafting Committee chaired by
Dr. B.R.
Ambedkar constituted on
- 29 August 1947
⬥ The proposal for the formation
of a
Constituent Assembly for India
was first
proposed by - MN Roy in 1934
⬥ First President of the Constituent
Assembly of Independent India
was
- Dr. Rajendra Prasad
⬥ First Vice President of the
Constituent
Assembly was
- Harendra Coomar Mookerjee
⬥ Constitutional advisor of the
Constituent Assembly was - B. N.
Rau
⬥ The Union Ministry of Social
Justice
and Empowerment declared
November 26 as Constitution Day'
in
- 2015
⬥ Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, known as
the "Father
of the Indian Constitution", was
the
Chairman of - Drafting Committee
⬥ Province having highest
representation
in the Constituent Assembly of
India on
31 December 1947 was
- United Provinces
⬥ The Constitution of India was
adopted
on 26th November 1949 and came
into
Effect on - 26 January 1950
⬥ The introductory statement in a
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constitution elucidating its reasons
and
guiding values is known as -
Preamble
⬥ Objective Resolution introduced
on 13
December 1946 was proposed by
- Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru
⬥ The term Liberty, Equality,
Justice, and
Fraternity are mentioned in -
Preamble
⬥ Chairman of the Finance and
Staff
Committee of the Constituent
Assembly
was - Rajendra Prasad
⬥ President of the Order of
Business
Committee of the Constituent
Assembly Was - K M Munshi
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⬥ According to the Constitution of
India,
the number of tiers in the
government
is - 3
⬥ The Indian Constitution was
described
as 'Quasi-Federation' by - KC
Wheare
⬥ The time taken to frame the
Constitution of India was
- 2 years, 11 months and 18 days
⬥ Written Constitution, Dual
Government,
Independent judiciary are features
of
- Federal government
⬥ Single Citizenship, Strong
Centre, All
India Service, Emergency
provisions,
Appointment of Governor are
- Unitary features of Constitution
⬥ Indian Constitution is a unique
blend of
- Rigidity & Flexibility
⬥ The word in Preamble describes
India
has complete political freedom and
supreme authority is - Sovereign
⬥ Jawaharlal Nehru moved the
Objective
Resolution in the Constituent
Assembly
on - 13 December 1946
⬥ The Constitution Day of India is
observed on - 26 November
⬥ The Constitution of India was
crafted
by a Constituent Assembly
comprising
of - 299 members
⬥ The Constitution of India was
handwritten in - English and Hindi
⬥ The original Constitution of
India was
handwritten by
- Prem Behari Narain Raizada
⬥ According to Indian Constitution
government has 3 organs
- Executive, Legislative &
Judiciary
⬥ The Constituent Assembly
adopted
the Constitution of India on
- 26 November 1949
⬥ The number of members
represented
the Indian Princely States in the
Constituent Assembly of 1946 was
- 93
Note:- The total membership of
the
Constituent Assembly (1946) was
389 of
which 292 were representatives of
the
provinces, and four were from the
chief
commissioner provinces.
⬥ The Secretary of the Constituent
Assembly was - HVR Iyengar
⬥ The Interim government of India
was
formed from the newly elected
Constituent Assembly of India on
- 2 September 1946
⬥ The Constituent Assembly of
India was
formed in - 1946
⬥ The Constituent Assembly
elected for
the framing of the Constitution
held its
first meeting on - 9 December
1946
⬥ The Government of India Act,
1919
fixed the tenure of the Council of
State
at - Five years
⬥ Dr Rajendra Prasad was elected
as
permanent chairman of constituent
assembly on - 11 December 1946
⬥ The Objective Resolution
adopted
unanimously by the Constituent
Assembly on - 22 January 1947
⬥ The fifth session of the
Constituent
Assembly was held from
- 14 to 30 August 1947
⬥ Dr Sachchidananda Sinha was
elected
as interim president of constituent
assembly on - 9 December 1946
⬥ Terms like sovereign, socialist,
secular,
democratic, republic, justice,
liberty,
equality and fraternity are
mentioned in
- Preamble
⬥ The Indian Constitution came
into force
on - 26 January 1950
⬥ The system of government in
which
power is divided between a central
authority and various constituent
units
is called - Federalism
⬥ The Father of the Indian
Constitution
is - B.R. Ambedkar
⬥ Dual citizenship is a feature of
- Federal Govt.
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⬥ The Directive Principles of State
Policy
were described as the novel feature
of
the Constitution of India by
- B. R. Ambedkar
⬥ A forms of Constitution that
contains
the features of both the Unitary
and
Federal Constitution is called
- Quasi-Federal
⬥ The First Constituent Assembly
was
held on - 9th December, 1946
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⬥ The plan through which
Constituent
Assembly was created
- Cabinet Mission Plan
⬥ The first nominated Deputy
Chairman
of the Constituent Assembly was
- Frank Anthony
Sources of Indian
Constitution
SSC Exams
⬥ A parliamentary form of
government
is borrowed from the constitution
of
- Britain
⬥ The source of all the powers
under the
constitution in the 'Preamble' is
- We the people of India
⬥ The concept of the federal
system in
India has been borrowed from
- The Canadian constitution
⬥ The terms "Liberty, Equality,
and
Fraternity" used in the preamble of
Indian constitution are inspired
from
- French Revolution
⬥ Directive Principles of State
Policy
(DPSP) in Indian constitution
taken from
- Ireland
⬥ The concept of Martial Law,
which
restricts Fundamental rights is
borrowed
from - United Kingdom
⬥ The provision of fundamental
duties is
inspired from - USSR (Russia)
⬥ The Fundamental Rights in
Indian
Constitution, inspired from
- United States of America
⬥ The concept of single citizenship
in
India is inspired by
- The British Constitution
⬥ The political part of the Indian
Constitution largely drawn from
the
constitution of - Britain
⬥ The provision for the post of
Vice-President in the Indian
constitution
has been taken from
- United States of America
⬥ The concept of concurrent list in
the
Indian constitution is taken from
the
constitution of - Australia
⬥ The concept of ‘equality before
law’ is
borrowed from - British
Constitution
⬥ The principle of 'procedure
established
by law' is taken from the
constitution of
- Japan
⬥ Rule of law, Bicameral
legislature, Single
citizenship is taken from the
constitution of - United Kingdom
⬥ The idea of Fundamental Rights
and
Judicial review is taken from the
constitution of - United States
⬥ Provisions related to nomination
of
members to the Rajya Sabha is
taken
from the constitution of - Ireland
⬥ The method of electing the
president
in the Indian Constitution is
borrowed
from - Irish Constitution
⬥ In Indian Constitution, the
concept of
independence of judiciary is
borrowed
from the constitution of
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⬥ Centrifugal form of Federalism
is a
feature of Indian constitution
based on
- Canadian model
⬥ The functions of president and
vice-president in the Indian
constitution
was borrowed from
- United states of America
⬥ The provisions of Independence
of the
judiciary, fundamental rights and
judicial review were taken from
- US constitution
⬥ A major part of the Constitution
of India
is derived from
- Government of India Act ,1935
⬥ Directive Principles of State
Policy in the
Indian Constitution borrowed from
- Ireland
⬥ The feature of fundamental
duties in the
Indian Constitution is taken from
- Soviet Union
⬥ Feature of 'Bicameralism' in the
Indian
Constitution is borrowed from -
Britain
⬥ Concept of "Republic" in the
Indian
Constitution is borrowed from -
France
⬥ Concept of "Amendment of the
Constitution" was borrowed from
- South Africa
⬥ Feature of Advisory jurisdiction
of the
Supreme court borrowed from -
Canada
⬥ Preamble of the Indian
constitution
was borrowed from
- United State of America
⬥ Concept of "Procedure
Established by
Law" in the Indian constitution is
borrowed from - Japan
⬥ Provision of Fundamental rights
in
Indian constitution was borrowed
from
- United State of America
⬥ The idea of the Rule of Law was
adopted from the Constitution of
- United Kingdom
⬥ Principles of Liberty, Equality
and
Fraternity in the Indian
constitution
taken from - France
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⬥ The concept of the federal
system in
India has been borrowed from
- Canadian constitution
⬥ National Commission for Other
Backward Class came into effect
from
-1993
⬥ The feature of freedom of trade
in the
Indian Constitution is taken from
- Australia
⬥ The feature of the Quasi Federal
Government system in the
constitution
of India is taken from - Canada
⬥ Feature of the Parliamentary
form of
Government was adopted from -
Britain
⬥ The provision of judicial review
and
independence of the judiciary is
taken
From - US Constitution
⬥ Indian constitution has derived
the
feature of a Five- Year Plan from -
USSR
⬥ The provision for 'indirect
election of
Rajya Sabha members' was
adopted
from - South Africa
⬥ The concept of suspension of
fundamental rights is taken from
- Germany
⬥ The provision of 'first past the
post'
has been adopted in the
Constitution
from - Britain
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⬥ Concept of Judicial Review in
Indian
Constitution has been taken from -
USA
⬥ The idea of the ‘Preamble’ in
Indian
Constitution is borrowed from -
USA
⬥ The idea of parliamentary
system of
governance has been adopted from
- U.K.
⬥ The source of authority for the
Constitution of India is - People
⬥ The quasi-federal form of
government
is borrowed from the Constitution
of
- Canada
⬥ The feature of Single Citizenship
and
Parliamentary system of
Government
taken from the constitution of
- United Kingdom
⬥ The principles of Liberty,
Equality and
Fraternity were adopted from the
constitution of - France
⬥ The idea of Rule of Law and
Bicameralism was adopted from
the
constitution of - United Kingdom
⬥ The main source of the Indian
Constitution is
- Government of India Act, 1935
⬥ Directive principles of state
policy
borrowed from the - Irish
Constitution
⬥ The idea of Fundamental Duties
is
inspired from the Constitution of
- Russia
⬥ The concept of Concurrent List
of
Indian Constitution inspired from
- Australia’s Constitution
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⬥ Provisions regarding the
citizenship are
mentioned in - Part II (Article 5-
13)
⬥ The provisions in case of failure
of
constitutional machinery in States,
mentioned in - Article 356
(President rule)
⬥ Dr. B.R. Ambedkar defended
which
article on the plea that it would be
used
as a ' matter of last resort'?
- Article 356
⬥ The Protection in respect of
conviction
for offences is mentioned in -
Article 20
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⬥ The Indian Constitution has
taken the
idea of the Fundamental Rights
from
- The United States of America
⬥ The concept of the Directive
Principles
of State Policy in the Indian
Constitution was borrowed from
the
Constitution of - Ireland
Article, Schedule,
Parts and
list
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⬥ The President, Governor and
Rajpramukh
shall not be answerable to any
court for
the exercise and performance of
the
powers and duties of the office
under
- Article 361
⬥ Schedule - X contains the
Provisions for
disqualification of legislators on
the
ground of defection, known as
- Anti-Defection Law
⬥ The state aims to secure a social
order
for promoting the welfare of its
people,
under - Article 38
⬥ “Rights of Ministers and
Advocate
General in relation to the State
Legislature” are mentioned under
- Article 177
⬥ The State shall endeavour to
secure for
the citizens a uniform civil code
throughout the territory of India,
mentioned in - Article 44
⬥ The duties and powers of the
Comptroller and Auditor-General
of India
is mentioned in - Article 149
⬥ The total number of Schedules in
Indian
constitution is - 12
⬥ The provision of workers
participation
in management of industries is
mentioned under - Article 43A
⬥ The organisation of village
panchayats
is mentioned in - Article 40
⬥ Provision related to Union and
its
territories is dealt within -
Articles(1- 4)
⬥ It shall be the obligation of the
State
to protect every monument or
place or
object of artistic or historic
interest,
mentioned in - Article 49
⬥ The Schedule that deals with the
division of powers between the
Union
and the states is - 7 𝑡ℎ
⬥ The State shall secure that there
is
equal pay for equal work for both
men
and women, mentioned in - Article
39(d)
⬥ Provision for early childhood
care and
education to children below the
age of
six years is mentioned in - Article
45
⬥ “Organisation of village
panchayats” is
a Gandhian principle of
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