The Judiciary Supreme Court, High Court and Judicial Review. Election Commission of India Composition Set 1
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This set of Indian Government and Politics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on The Judiciary Supreme Court, High Court and Judicial Review. Election Commission of India Composition Set 1
Q1 | Salaries, allowances and pension of the judges of the Supreme Court are charged from
- Ministry of Finance, Gov‟t of India
- Parliament
- Consolidated Fund of India
Q2 | A judge of the Supreme court should have
- Judge of High Court for Five years
- Advocate for 15 years
- Judge of High Court for 10 years
Q3 | The framer of the Constitution of India borrowed the idea of Judicial review from the constitution of
- France Constitution
- British constitution
- USA
Q4 | Which of the following Court stand at the apex of our Judicial system
- District Court
- Supreme Court
- High Court
Q5 | The power and function of Election Commission of India are written on
- Article 324
- Article 128
- Article 228
Q6 | The appointment of the chief election commissioner and other election commissioner are made by
- Prime Minister of India
- Chief Judge of India
- President
Q7 | The chief election commissioner and other election commissioner occupied office till
- 62 years
- 65 years
- 60 years
Q8 | The President appointed two more election commissioner on
- 2 october,1988
- 16 October,1988
- 16 October,1989
Q9 | The minimum age to be a voter in India is
- 21 years
- 18 years
- 16 years
Q10 | The constitution consist provision related to the union judiciary in Article 124 to 147 in
- Part V of the Constitution
- Part IV of the Constitution
- Part IV A of the Constitution
Q11 | The power to increase or decrease the number of judges in the supreme court rest with
- The power of the President
- The power of the Parliament
- The power of council of Minister
Q12 | By convention, chief justice of India is selected based on
- Nominated by the council of Minister
- Nominated by opposition party
- The senior most judge of the Supreme Court
Q13 | The oldest High Court in India is
- Bombay High Court
- Kolkata High Court
- Delhi High Court
Q14 | Judges of the High Court are appointed by
- The President
- Governor of the state
- Chief Minister
Q15 | The Oath to the Judges of the High Court is administered by
- Chief Minister
- Chief Secretary
- Governor
Q16 | To be judge of High Court, a person must have been advocate of a High Court two or more suchcourt in succession for at least
- 5 years
- 10 years
- 15 years
Q17 | The tenure of judges of the high court is
- 65 years
- 62 years
- 60 years
Q18 | The President can transfer judges of the high Court in consultation with
- Governor of the state
- Chief Minister of the state
- Chief Justice of India
Q19 | The salaries and allowances of the judges of the high court are charged to the
- Consolidated fund of the state
- Consolidated fund of India
- Contingency Fund of India
Q20 | The power of the Supreme court of India to decide disputes between the centre and the state fallsunder its
- Constitutional jurisdiction
- Advisory jurisdiction
- Original jurisdiction
Q21 | Who/Which of the following is the custodian of the Constitution of India
- The Supreme Court of India
- The President
- The Prime Minister
Q22 | The chief Justice of High Court can be removed by the
- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
- Same procedure as for the Judge of the Supreme Court
- Governor of the state
Q23 | The chief Justice of India can e removed in accordance with the procedure laid down in theconstitution, by the
- President on a resolution by the Parliament
- Parliament
- President
Q24 | The total number of High court in India at present is
- Fifteen
- Twenty four
- Sixteen