Indian Constitution Institutions And Processes Set 1
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This set of Indian Constitution - Institutions and Processes Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Indian Constitution Institutions And Processes Set 1
Q1 | The preventive Detention Act curtailed the
- right to freedom.
- right to equality.
- right to constitutional remedies.
- right to freedom of religion.
Q2 | Which one of the following Fundamentals Rights has been the subject of maximumlitigation and controversy?
- right to property.
- right to equality.
- right to freedom of religion.
- right to freedom.
Q3 | Which one of the following features has been wrongly listed as a feature of Right toEquality?
- it ensures equality in the matter of appointment to offices under the state .
- it abolishes all titles, other than academic and military.
- it abolishes untouchability.
- it prohibits special treatment of any section of society including the women and
Q4 | The Six Freedoms of the Indian Citizens have been enshrined in :
- article 14 to 18.
- article 14to 35.
- article 19.
- articles 21 to 26.
Q5 | Which one of the following has been omitted from the list of freedom by the FortyFourth Amendment?
- freedom of association .
- freedom of residence and settlement.
- freedom of movement throughout the territory of india.
- freedom of acquiring, holding and disposing of property.
Q6 | The Right to freedom of religion granted by the Indian Constitution implies that theIndian citizens
- are free to have faith in a religion other than the state religion.
- have to follow the religion of the state.
- have the freedom to profess, practise or propagate a religion of their choice.
- not having faith in some religion shall not be appointed to government offices.
Q7 | The Constitution grants Cultural and Educational Rights with a view to
- evolve a common national culture.
- eradicate illiteracy from the country.
- to help the minorities conserve their culture.
- none of the above .
Q8 | Which one of the following rights was described by Dr. B.R Ambedkar as ‘the heartand soul of the Constitution’?
- right to equality.
- right to freedom.
- right to constitutional remedies.
- right to freedom of religion.
Q9 | Which one of the following writs is issued by the court in case of an illegal detentionof a person?
- habeas corpus.
- mandamus.
- certiorari.
- quo warranto.
Q10 | Which one of the following writs is issued to courts, corporation or a person directingthem to perform their public duty?
- habeas corpus.
- quo warranto.
- mandamus.
- prohibition.
Q11 | Which one of the following writs is issued by the High Court to lower court or a nonjudicial public institution to stop proceedings in a particular case?
- habeas corpus.
- prohibition.
- quo warranto.
- certiorari.
Q12 | Under which one of the following writs a person can be prevented from taking anaction to which he is officially not entitled?
- mandamus.
- quo warranto.
- certiorari.
- mandamus.
Q13 | To which of the following rights the foreigners are entitled under the IndianConstitution
- right against exploitation.
- right to equality before law.
- right to life and personal liberty.
- all the above rights.
Q14 | What is the sanction behind the Fundamental Rights granted by the IndianConstitution?
- public opinion.
- parliament.
- independent judiciary.
- the constitution.
Q15 | The main purpose for the grant of Fundamental Rights to the Indian citizens is :
- establishment of democratic government.
- protection of individual liberty .
- to ensure independence of judiciary.
- to establish socialist society.
Q16 | Which one of the following statement is correct?
- the fundamental rights granted by the indian constitution are absolute.
- the fundamental rights of the indian citizens are non- justiciable.
- the fundamental rights of the indian citizens are justiciable.
- the fundamental rights of the indian citizens protect them against the tyranny of
Q17 | The Fundamental Rights under the Indian Constitution can be suspended during
- general election.
- national emergency.
- all type of emergencies.
- in all the above cases.
Q18 | The orders for the suspension of Fundamental Rights are issued
- by the parliament .
- by the president on the recommendation of the supreme court.
- by the president with the approval of the parliament.
- by the president with the approval of the council of ministers.
Q19 | Which one of the following authorities is authorised by the Constitution to imposereasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights?
- the parliament.
- the supreme court.
- the president.
- none of the above .
Q20 | The Fundamental Duties of Indian citizens are contained in
- part i of the constitution.
- part iii of the constitution.
- part iv-a of the constitution.
- none of the above part of the constitution.
Q21 | Which one of the followings is not a Fundamental duty as outlined in Article 51A ofthe Constitution?
- to abide by the constitution and respect its ideals.
- to defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so.
- to work for the moral upliftment of the weaker sections of society.
- to preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture.
Q22 | Which one of the followings has been wrongly listed as a Fundamental duty of theIndian citizens?
- to develop scientific temper, humanism and spirit of inquiry and reform.
- to work for raising the prestige of the country in the international sphere.
- to protect and improve the natural environment.
- to strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity.
Q23 | The Constitution vests the responsibility for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights
- exclusively with the supreme court .
- both with the high courts and the supreme court.
- with all the courts in the country.
- none of the above.
Q24 | The Fundamental duties were added to the Constitution
- to make the fundamental rights more effective.
- to check anti- national, subversive and unconstitutional agitations.
- to accord priority to the directive principles over fundamental rights .
- to achieve all the above objectives.
Q25 | The inclusion of Fundamental Duties in the Constitution was
- unanimously welcomed.
- welcomed by the opposition parties only.
- welcomed by the ruling only.
- none of the above.