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1.

The first subject in the list of proceedings of the Parliament is-

A. zero hour
B. question hour
C. calling attention
D. adjournment motion
Answer» C. calling attention
2.

In which situation a joint session of Parliament is called?

A. When a bill passed by one house is rejected by the other house
B. both the houses disagree with the amendment made on a bill
C. If a bill passed by the first house is pending with the second house for more than 6 months
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
3.

At least how many times Parliament must meet in a year -

A. Once
B. twice
C. three times
D. four times
Answer» C. three times
4.

In the event of a difference of opinion between the two houses regarding the constitutional amendment proposal -

A. is passed by the Lok Sabha
B. is passed by the Rajya Sabha at will
C. will be decided in joint session
D. offer will fall
Answer» E.
5.

Membership of a member of Parliament is deemed to be terminated if he remains absent without informing the House -

A. 60 days
B. 90 days
C. 120 days
D. 150 days
Answer» B. 90 days
6.

Who decides the salary of MPs?

A. Parliament
B. Union Council of Ministers
C. President
D. Speaker of Lok Sabha
Answer» B. Union Council of Ministers
7.

What is the other name of the parliamentary system of government?

A. responsive government
B. responsible government
C. federal government
D. Presidential government
Answer» D. Presidential government
8.

When was the first hung parliament formed after the constitution came into force?

A. 1980 ,
B. 1989 ,
C. 1991 ,
D. 1977 ,
Answer» C. 1991 ,
9.

What part of the total members of Parliament is the quorum required for convening a meeting of the statutory chamber -

A. 1/10
B. 1/6
C. 1/4
D. 1/3
Answer» B. 1/6
10.

Executive in the Indian political system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Works under -

A. Judiciary
B. legislature
C. Election commission
D. Union Public Service Commission
Answer» B. legislature
11.

Which members of Parliament are called non-official members?

A. opposition party MP
B. to every Parliament other than a Minister
C. All Parliament other than the cabinet minister
D. to an independent MP
Answer» C. All Parliament other than the cabinet minister
12.

According to the decision of the Government of India, a member of Parliament can spend how much amount for the developmental programs of his area?

A. 1 lakh Rs.
B. 10 lakhs Rs.
C. 1 crore Rs.
D. 5 crores Rs.
Answer» E.
13.

Who has control over theissue of moneyby the Consolidated Law of India?

A. Comptroller and Auditor General
B. Finance Minister of India
C. authorized minister
D. Parliament
Answer» E.
14.

According to the Indian Constitution, the executive powers of the Union are vested in-

A. Prime minister
B. President
C. Parliament
D. Council of Ministers
Answer» C. Parliament
15.

To become eligible to be elected as the President of India, a person must have completed -

A. 21 years
B. 25 years
C. 30 years
D. 35 years
Answer» E.
16.

According to the Constitution of India, who is the chief (Supreme Commander) of the three armies of the country?

A. President
B. Vice President
C. Army Chief
D. field marshal
Answer» B. Vice President
17.

In the Presidential system all the executive powers are vested in-

A. in the president
B. in cabinet
C. In the legislature
D. in the upper house
Answer» B. in cabinet
18.

The President of India is-

A. real ruler of india
B. Constitutional President of the State
C. head of state and government
D. majority Whip
Answer» C. head of state and government
19.

The essential qualification for the President of India is-

A. He is a citizen of India
B. he is over 35 years of age
C. He has all the qualifications prescribed for a member of the Lok Sabha
D. he is a member of either house of parliament
Answer» E.
20.

President of India -

A. head of state
B. not head of state
C. only head of government
D. head of both state and government
Answer» B. not head of state
21.

The supreme commander of all defense forces in India is-

A. Defense Minister
B. Chief of Army Staff and Air Marshal
C. Prime minister
D. President of India
Answer» E.
22.

What should be the minimum number of proposers and seconders for the election of the President -

A. 42653
B. 20 - 20
C. 50 - 50
D. 100 - 100
Answer» D. 100 - 100
23.

To whom is the dispute related to the election of the Presidential office directed?

A. parliamentary committee
B. speaker
C. Election Commission
D. Supreme court
Answer» E.
24.

The maximum number of times a person can be elected to the office of President is-

A. twice
B. three times
C. four times
D. No limits
Answer» E.
25.

Which of the following will be considered a disqualification for being elected the President of India?

A. Be a citizen of India
B. has completed 35 years of age
C. Qualified for being elected a member of the Lok Sabha
D. holding any office of profit
Answer» E.
26.

Which method is adopted for the election of the President's office?

A. list method
B. cumulative vote system
C. relative majority method
D. Proportional representation and single transferable voting system
Answer» E.
27.

President is elected in India by-

A. By direct election
B. by single transferable vote
C. by proportional vote system
D. through open ballot system
Answer» C. by proportional vote system
28.

Under which article, the provision of deciding the dispute related to the election of the President and the Vice-President by the Supreme Court has been made in the Constitution?

A. Anu . 55
B. Anu . 68
C. Anu . 69
D. Anu . 71
Answer» E.
29.

What is the maximum age for a presidential candidate?

A. 65 years
B. 70 years
C. 75 years
D. no age limit
Answer» E.
30.

Presidential election is conducted by -

A. by the Speaker
B. by the prime minister
C. By the Election Commission
D. by the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
Answer» D. by the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
31.

To whom are the matters relating to the Presidential election sent?

A. Election commission
B. Parliament
C. Supreme court
D. Vice President
Answer» D. Vice President
32.

Proportional representation election system is adopted in which election of India?

A. Rajya Sabha member
B. member of legislative council
C. Vice President
D. President
Answer» E.
33.

For how many years is the President of India elected?

A. 6 years
B. 5 year
C. 4 years
D. 3 years
Answer» C. 4 years
34.

How much time do presidential candidates get for campaigning?

A. 1 Month
B. 2 week
C. 1 week
D. 3 weeks
Answer» C. 1 week
35.

The President can be removed by -

A. taking a no-confidence motion
B. by constitutional amendment
C. by legal proceedings
D. By impeachment
Answer» E.
36.

On what grounds can the President be impeached?

A. on any grounds
B. for violating the constitution
C. on the dissolution of the state assembly
D. On becoming the President of the Vice President
Answer» C. on the dissolution of the state assembly
37.

The process of removing the President of India from office is

A. no-confidence motion by parliament
B. resolution of the council of ministers to remove the president
C. Directions of the Supreme Court
D. impeachment by parliament
Answer» E.
38.

Under which article the President remains in office for a period of 5 years from the date on which he enters upon his office?

A. Anu . 54
B. Anu . 56
C. Article 57
D. Anu . 58
Answer» C. Article 57
39.

The President of India can be removed from his office by-

A. by the Prime Minister of India
B. by Lok Sabha
C. by Chief Justice of India
D. by parliament
Answer» E.
40.

Under what circumstances does the President of India have to resign from his office?

A. on impeachment
B. on taking a bribe
C. at the behest of the prime minister
D. For not making a statement in Parliament
Answer» B. on taking a bribe
41.

The process of impeachment of the President is taken from the constitution of which country?

A. America
B. ex-service union
C. Japan
D. Ireland
Answer» B. ex-service union
42.

The impeachment charge against the President is made by which house of the Parliament?

A. Lok Sabha
B. Rajya Sabha
C. by either house of parliament
D. not suitable by anyone
Answer» D. not suitable by anyone
43.

Who among the following administers the oath of office and secrecy to the President?

A. Chief Justice of India
B. Prime minister
C. attorney general
D. solicitor general
Answer» B. Prime minister
44.

The electoral college for the election of the President consists of -

A. All members of Parliament and all members of Legislative Assemblies and Councils
B. Elected members of both the Houses of Parliament and the Legislative Assemblies
C. all members of both houses of parliament
D. all elected members of both the houses of parliament
Answer» C. all members of both houses of parliament
45.

How many members' support is needed to pass an impeachment motion against the President in the House?

A. At least 2/3 of the members present and voting in the House
B. At least 2/3 of the total members of the House
C. Majority of the total members of the House
D. special majority of the house
Answer» C. Majority of the total members of the House
46.

The charge of impeachment of the President can be brought in the form of a resolution in either House of the Parliament. It should be submitted after giving written notice of not less than

A. 7 Days
B. 14 days
C. 30 day
D. 60 days
Answer» C. 30 day
47.

Who can remove the first President of India from his office on completion of his term?

A. Prime minister
B. Vice President
C. Chief Justice of Supreme Court
D. impeached by parliament
Answer» E.
48.

In case the election of a person as President is declared invalid, what will be the constitutionality of the acts done by him before his election was declared invalid?

A. this act would be invalid
B. this act will be valid
C. Those acts must be confirmed by his successor
D. none of the suitable
Answer» C. Those acts must be confirmed by his successor
49.

Under which Article of the Constitution the President takes oath before the Chief Justice of India?

A. Article 58
B. Article 60
C. Article 66
D. Article 70
Answer» C. Article 66
50.

If the office of the President of India becomes vacant in the event of death, resignation or removal, who will take charge of that post?

A. Prime minister
B. Vice President
C. by Chief Justice of India
D. none of these
Answer» C. by Chief Justice of India