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1.

What happened by the 56th, 55th, 53rd and 36th amendments of the constitution respectively -

A. Sindhi, Nepali, Manipuri and Kokani included in the Eighth Schedule
B. President's rule extended in Punjab
C. Statehood was given to Goa, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram and Sikkim
D. none in suitable
Answer» D. none in suitable
2.

The 29th state included in the Indian Union is-

A. Chhattisgarh
B. Jharkhand
C. Uttarakhand
D. Telangana
Answer» E.
3.

Under which constitutional amendment was Sikkim made a Union Territory of India -

A. 30th Amendment
B. 35th Amendment
C. 36th Amendment
D. 42nd Amendment
Answer» C. 36th Amendment
4.

At the time of the creation of Uttarakhand state, the 11th Finance Commission gave it the status of the following state -

A. poor hill state
B. underdeveloped state
C. special class state
D. neither of the above
Answer» D. neither of the above
5.

In which of the following year Sikkim was given statehood?

A. in 1973
B. in 1974
C. in 1975
D. in 1976
Answer» D. in 1976
6.

Sikkim became the 22nd state of India

A. 42nd by the Constitution
B. By the 40th Constitution
C. By the 39th Constitution
D. By the 36th Constitution
Answer» E.
7.

On the basis of the recommendation of which commission the states of Punjab and Haryana were formed by the Punjab Reorganization Act?

A. Dhar Commission
B. Das Commission
C. shah commission
D. Mahajan Commission
Answer» B. Das Commission
8.

When did Haryana become a state?

A. November 1, 1966
B. October 1, 1966
C. September 1, 1966
D. November 1, 1965
Answer» B. October 1, 1966
9.

Which is the correct chronological sequence of the following states getting full state status of the Union of India -

A. Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Haryana
B. Nagaland, Haryana, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh
C. Sikkim, Haryana, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh
D. Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Haryana
Answer» C. Sikkim, Haryana, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh
10.

Who can form a new state by separating an area from a state or by merging two or more states or by merging any territory with any state?

A. President
B. Parliament
C. regional council
D. State concerned
Answer» C. regional council
11.

According to the first article of the constitution, India is

A. group of states
B. federation of states
C. confederation of states
D. union of states
Answer» E.
12.

When was the comprehensive reorganization of Indian states completed as per the recommendations of States Reorganization Commission?

A. 1953 ,
B. 1956 ,
C. 1960 ,
D. 1966 ,
Answer» C. 1960 ,
13.

Under which article the Parliament has been empowered to make laws regarding citizenship?

A. Article 5
B. Article 9
C. Article 10
D. Article 11
Answer» E.
14.

The Indian Constitution provides which of the following citizenship?

A. Single citizenship
B. Dual citizenship
C. both suitable
D. none of the above
Answer» B. Dual citizenship
15.

What is one way to get citizenship by naturalization?

A. parent's citizenship
B. Sibling citizenship
C. marrying a foreign man
D. befriending a foreigner
Answer» D. befriending a foreigner
16.

What is a necessary condition among the following conditions to become a citizen?

A. state membership
B. high family membership
C. upper caste membership
D. support a religion
Answer» B. high family membership
17.

In which of the following Articles, the description of the provision of obtaining citizenship in India by coming from Pakistan is described?

A. Article 6
B. Article 8
C. Article 9
D. Article 11
Answer» B. Article 8
18.

Indian citizenship cannot be acquired by -

A. by birth
B. by naturalization
C. by annexation of a territory
D. depositing money in indian bank
Answer» E.
19.

A rule for the annulment of citizenship is-

A. being separated from family
B. on conviction of treason
C. going abroad for excursions
D. going abroad for education
Answer» C. going abroad for excursions
20.

In which of the following situations can the Indian citizenship of an Indian person be terminated?

A. on giving up
B. On the environment
C. being deprived
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
21.

For how many years citizenship ceases to exist after being outside?

A. 3 years
B. 5 year
C. 7 years
D. year 9
Answer» D. year 9
22.

Where is the topic of acquiring and losing citizenship discussed in detail?

A. in part - 2 of the constitution
B. In the Citizenship Act of 1955
C. in the first schedule of the constitution
D. Various Acts of Parliament
Answer» C. in the first schedule of the constitution
23.

As per the Citizenship Amendment Constitution, 1992 -

A. No child shall be automatically granted Indian citizenship by reason of his birth in India.
B. Foreign woman who married an Indian man got the right to get Indian citizenship
C. A child born outside India, if his mother is an Indian, will get Indian citizenship
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
24.

Citizenship of India can be obtained by any of the following -

A. by birth
B. by inheritance
C. by naturalization
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
25.

All such persons. . . . . . . . . . . . or is born in India thereafter, he shall be deemed to be a born Indian citizen -

A. August 15, 1947
B. January 1, 1949
C. 26 January 1950
D. August 15, 1950
Answer» D. August 15, 1950
26.

How can a person lose citizenship rights? There could be a reason -

A. A person moves to another country for two months
B. A person takes citizenship of another state
C. A person does not perform duties for the state
D. A person works in a multinational company
Answer» C. A person does not perform duties for the state
27.

A British citizen residing in India cannot claim -

A. Right to freedom of trade and business
B. of the right to equality before the law
C. of the right to protection of life and personal liberty
D. right to freedom of religion
Answer» B. of the right to equality before the law
28.

Under which of the following conditions a person cannot be deprived of Indian citizenship -

A. During the election
B. during emergency
C. during the war
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
29.

What rights do the citizens of India have under the Indian Constitution, which are not available to non-citizens?

A. freedom of some public office
B. Right to be a member of Parliament and Legislature
C. Fundamental Rights guaranteed by Article 15, 16 and 19
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
30.

When did Parliament enact a comprehensive Citizenship Act regarding citizenship granted by the Constitution -

A. 1950 ,
B. 1952 ,
C. 1955 ,
D. 1960 ,
Answer» D. 1960 ,
31.

The concept of single citizenship has been adopted in India by

A. from England
B. U. s . a . from
C. from canada
D. from france
Answer» B. U. s . a . from
32.

When the provisions of citizenship in the Indian Constitution came into force?

A. 1950 ,
B. 1949 ,
C. 1951 ,
D. 1952 ,
Answer» C. 1951 ,
33.

Which is the competent body to determine the conditions for obtaining citizenship?

A. Election commission
B. President
C. Parliament
D. Parliament and Legislative Assemblies
Answer» D. Parliament and Legislative Assemblies
34.

The fundamental rights of Indian citizens are described in

A. Article 12 to 35 of the Constitution
B. Article 13 to 36 of the Constitution
C. Article 15 to 39 of the Constitution
D. Article 16 to 40 of the Constitution
Answer» B. Article 13 to 36 of the Constitution
35.

In which country the constitutional recognition of Fundamental Rights was given for the first time?

A. India
B. United States
C. France
D. Britain
Answer» C. France
36.

Part III of the Constitution of India deals with -

A. Directive Principles of State Policy
B. from fundamental duties
C. by fundamental right
D. by citizenship
Answer» D. by citizenship
37.

Fundamental Rights are called Fundamental because they -

A. enforceable by courts
B. In line with the United Nations Human Rights Declaration
C. not easily modifiable
D. natural and irrevocable rights of human beings
Answer» E.
38.

Dr. Which part of the Indian Constitution has been called by Bhimrao Ambedkar as the most illuminated part?

A. Part I
B. Part II
C. Part - III
D. Part IV
Answer» D. Part IV
39.

Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of India -

A. was part of the original constitution
B. were added by the fourth amendment
C. were added by Parliament in 1952
D. were added by the 42nd amendment
Answer» B. were added by the fourth amendment
40.

Responsibility to enforce Fundamental Right is

A. on the Supreme Court
B. on the high court
C. both suitable
D. on the Chief Justice of India
Answer» D. on the Chief Justice of India
41.

How many fundamental rights do Indian citizens have at present?

A. 6 ,
B. 7 ,
C. 8 ,
D. 9 ,
Answer» B. 7 ,
42.

Who can suspend the Fundamental Rights?

A. Prime minister
B. Parliament
C. President
D. Supreme Court
Answer» D. Supreme Court
43.

How many fundamental rights were provided to Indian citizens by the Indian Constitution?

A. 5 ,
B. 6 ,
C. 7 ,
D. 8 ,
Answer» D. 8 ,
44.

Who is enforceable in the court in the Indian Constitution?

A. Directive Principles
B. introduction
C. fundamental duty
D. fundamental right
Answer» E.
45.

Fundamental rights given to Indian citizens -

A. cannot be suspended
B. can be suspended
C. Cannot be suspended under any circumstances
D. nothing specified above is correct
Answer» C. Cannot be suspended under any circumstances
46.

Who can order suspension of Fundamental Rights?

A. Prime minister
B. Parliament
C. Supreme Court
D. President
Answer» E.
47.

Who has the right to impose necessary restrictions on Fundamental Rights?

A. Of the President
B. to parliament
C. to the judiciary
D. none of these
Answer» C. to the judiciary
48.

How many articles in Part III of the Indian Constitution describe Fundamental Rights?

A. 21 ,
B. 22 ,
C. 23 ,
D. 24 ,
Answer» E.
49.

Which of the following matters come under the jurisdiction of the High Court and the Supreme Court?

A. dispute between center and states
B. disputes between states
C. Enforcement of the original constitution
D. protection from violation of the constitution
Answer» D. protection from violation of the constitution
50.

The main objective of Fundamental Rights is -

A. promote the socialist structure of society
B. ensuring personal liberty
C. Ensuring the independence of the judiciary
D. ensure all of the above
Answer» C. Ensuring the independence of the judiciary