Indian Polity Model Test 15 in English

1. 21 Feb 1947 1.  Submission of the report by the Drafting Committee to the                                                   Constituent Assembly
2. 15 Oct. 1949 2. Acceptance of the proposal of the Drafting Committee
3. 26 Nov. 1950 3. Members of the Constituent Assembly appended their signature
4. 24^th Jan. 1950 4. The Constitution was adopted

• Assertion(A): One of the duties of High Commissioner of India at London was to look after the Education of the Indian students in England
• Reason(R): Indian Councils Act of 1919 provided for the appointment of a High Commissioner of India at London.

• List I                                             List II

1. Regulating Act 1. 1773
2. Pitts India Act 2. 1784
3. The Government of India Act 3. 1858
4. The Indian Council Act 4. 1909

1. It has Universal Adult Franchise.
2. It provides Double Citizenship.
3. It provides social equality
4. It is more rigid than flexible

1. State Legislative Councils are continuous bodies.
2. Members of State Legislative Councils are indirectly elected.
3. The President by an ordinance can dissolve a State Legislative Council.
4. Actual strength of the State Legislative Council depends upon the strength of the State Legislative Assembly.

1. In  case of dispute, over a bill the constitution provides for a joint Sitting of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha for solving the dispute.
2. There is no constitutional provision like Joint Sitting of the State Assembly and the State Council if there is a dispute between them over a bill.

1. Right to information is only a tool.
2. It will not always resolve our felt difficulties

• List I                                 List II

1. Law Making             1. Court
2. Judiciary                 2. Impeachment
3. President                3. No confidence motto
4. Cabinet                   4. Legislature

• List I                                 List II

1. Art 20        1. Protection of Life and Personal Liberty
2. Art 19(5)     2. Freedom of movement throughout India
3. Art 21         3. Right to Education
4. Art 21(A)     4. Right of Protection in respect of conviction for offences

1. Intergovernmental Council
2. North Eastern Council
3. Zonal Councils
4. National Development Council

1. State occupies an important place among all social institutions
2. Without state there would be chaos and confusion
3. State maintains peace and order
4. Man cannot live without state

1. The President of India is elected by members of electoral college consisting of
2. The elected members of both the Houses of Parliament
3. the elected members of the legislative
4. the elected members of the legislative assemblies of the union territories of Delhi and Pondicherry

1. The Governor is appointed by the President
2. The Governor is a nominee of the party in power at the Centre
3. He holds office during the pleasure of the President
4. He acts as an agent of the Union government to control the policy and measures of the State Government.

• Assertion(A): The Preamble of Indian Constitution defines the objectives of the Republic.
• Reason(R): It embodies the spirit of the Constitution, the determination of the Indian people to build up a new  and independent nation which will ensure the triumph  of justice, liberty, equality and fraternity.

• Assertion(A): Fundamental Rights are not absolute but qualified.
• Reason(R): The State can impose restriction on Fundamental Rights.

1. He is not sub-ordinate to the Speaker.
2. He is sub-ordinate to the Speaker
3. He is not directly responsible to the House.
4. The same process of removal applicable to both Speaker and Deputy Speaker.

• List I                                                         List II

1. Religious Disabilities Act             1. 1876
2. Punjab Tenancy Act                   2. 1891
3. The Royal Titles Act                   3. 1856
4. The Age of Consent Act               4. 1868

• _________ Article of the Constitution prohibits the state from arbitrarily arresting any person.

1. Jawaharlal Nehru
2. Tmt.Indira Gandhi
3. Morarji Desai
4. Thiru. Lal Bahadur Shastri

• Assertion(A): Governor can promulgate ordinance when the state legislative is not in session under Article 213.
• Reason(R): These ordinance must be approved by the legislative within six months.

1. Kerala 1.1975
2. Sikkim 2. 1966
3. Haryana 3. 1986
4. Mizoram 4. 1956+

1. Article 153 - Executive power of state
2. Article 155 - Qualifications of Appointment as Governor
3.  Article 161      - Oath or affirmation by the Governor
4. Article 167 - Duties of Chief Minister Regarding the furnishing of information with Governor

1. The Directive, principles of state policy are enumerated in Part IV of constitution.
2. The fundamental rights are enshrined in art-III of the constitution.
3. The term, secular to was added by the 44^th constitutional Amendment Act of 1976
4. The term ‘socialist’ was added by the 42^nd Amendment of 1976

• Mayor of the Corporation

1. State Government
2. Balwantray Mehta Committee
3. 73^rd Amendment
4. Rural Development

• Assertion(A): The secret service expenditure is a limitation on the auditing role of the comptroller and Auditor general of India.
• Reason(R): The comptroller and Auditor general of India is controlled by the executive.

• Constitution                                              Articles

1. Fundamental Rights                                      12 -35
2. Fundamental Duties                                       36-51
3.  Directive  Principles of state policy                 51A
4. Citizenship                                                        1 to 4

1. The Supreme Court of India tenders advice to the President of India on matters of Law or fact.
2. On its own initiative
3. if he seeks such an advice
4. only of the matters relate is the fundamental rights of the citizens

1. The foreign policy of any country stresses upon National security
2. India’s foreign policy emphasizes on having autonomy in decision making process on global matters.

1. The recommendation of the finance commission are binding on the government.
2. These are generally accepted by the government as a matter of convention.

One of the following states is NOT include in the Eastern Zonal Council.