The Judiciary Supreme Court, High Court and Judicial Review. Election Commission of India Composition Set 2
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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 2
Q1 | Which of the following amendment curtailed the power of judicial review of the Supreme Court andHigh Court?
- 44th amendment
- 42nd amendment
- 26th amendment
Q2 | When can the salaries of the judges of the Supreme court be reduced during their term of office?
- During Financial Emergency
- As and when President desire
- If a Parliament pass a bill to this effect
Q3 | Besides its permanent seat at Delhi, the Supreme Court can also meet at
- Any major city
- Any other union territory
- Any state capital
Q4 | Which of the following is true about the Supreme Court?
- It has only appellate jurisdiction
- It is the highest Court in India
- It can amend constitution anytime
Q5 | Which one of the following is not the function of Election Commission of India
- To select candidate for election
- To recognize and derecognized political parties
- To prepare electoral rolls
Q6 | The nomenclature „ultra vires’ refer to
- Against the law
- Equivalent to law
- Found to be violative of the Constitution
Q7 | Recognition of Political parties is accorded by
- The Election Commission
- State Legislative Assembly
- Parliament
Q8 | Panchayati Raj institutions and Municipalities in India signifies
- Direct democracy
- Indirect Democracy
- Dictatorship
Q9 | The statement “The state shall take steps to organised village panchayats and endow them tofunction as unit of self-government” is written in
- Article 40, Directive Principle of State Policy
- Fundamental Rights
- Fundamental Duties
Q10 | Mahatma Gandhi had advocated the concept of
- Industrialization
- Village Republic
- Urbanization
Q11 | The question of grassroot level democracy became important with the formation of
- Third Five Year Plan in 1960
- Second Five Year Plan in 1955
- First Five Year Plan in 1951
Q12 | The introduction of Community development programme was on
- 1950
- 1952
- 1947
Q13 | Balwant Rai Mehta Committee was set up in
- 1955
- 1956
- 1959
Q14 | Local self-government is impossible without
- Decentralization
- Centralization
- Dictatorship
Q15 | Part IX of the Indian Constitution envisage
- Four tier system of Panchayat
- Two tier system of Panchayat
- Three tier system of Panchayat
Q16 | 73rd Amendment Act was passed in
- 1994
- 1992
- 1995
Q17 | Local self-government are the subject of
- Union List
- Concurrent List
- State List
Q18 | Panchayati raj Institution is under the
- 7th Schedule of India Constitution
- 5th Schedule of India Constitution
- 8th Schedule of India Constitution
Q19 | All member of Panchayat are
- Indirectly elected by the people
- Directly elected by the people
- Elected by officials only
Q20 | The reservation under Panchayat system shall be in proportion to
- Their religion
- Their income
- Their population
Q21 | One third of the seats at all level shall be reserved for
- Women
- Scheduled Tribe
- Schedule caste
Q22 | The normal term of Panchayat is
- 3 years
- 5 years
- 6 years
Q23 | Every Panchayat shall continue for 5 years from the date of its
- Second meeting
- Third meeting
- First Meeting
Q24 | The Constitution (73rd Amendment) Act,1992, relating to Panchayat are contain in
- 243 – 243-O
- 343-343-O
- 543-543-O
Q25 | The Constitution (74th Amendment) Act,1992 relating to Municipalities are contain in
- 342-434
- 243P-243ZG
- 543-544