Indian Constitution And Politics Set 12

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This set of Indian Constitution and Politics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Indian Constitution And Politics Set 12

Q1 | India is a Republic in the sense that
Q2 | Chairman of the Finance Commission is appointed by the
Q3 | Planning Commission was formed by Government of India by a resolution in
Q4 | Which of the following is not a feature of the Constitution of India?
Q5 | The word “procedure established by law” in the constitution of India have been borrowed from
Q6 | The President of the Constituent Assembly was
Q7 | The list dividing powers between union and states are given in the ------------- schedule
Q8 | The Indian Constitution is an
Q9 | Dyarchy was introduced at the Provincial level by the Act of
Q10 | Dyarchy was introduced at the Centre by the Act of
Q11 | The Objective Resolution in the Constituent Assembly was moved by
Q12 | The election to the Constituent Assembly was held in
Q13 | Government of India Act 1909 is known as
Q14 | The Objective Resolution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in
Q15 | The Constitution Drafting Committee constituted by the Constituent Assembly consisted of
Q16 | The Constitution of
Q17 | The Constitution of India was adopted on
Q18 | Directive Principles of state Policy are included in the Articles
Q19 | The Concurrent list in the Constitution of India was adopted from
Q20 | The Directive Principles of State Policy in the Constitution of India was adopted from
Q21 | The makers of the Constitution of India adopted the concept of Judicial Review from
Q22 | The Indian federal system can be transformed into a unitary system under
Q23 | Fundamental Rights are included in articles
Q24 | Right to Property was omitted from Part III of the Constitution by the
Q25 | The watchword of a Parliamentary government is
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