MAGME SCHOOL OF BANKING Class Room - Daily Dose BookletDDB NO: Indian Polity 08 (English)
1 A. Justice S K Dhar
2 B. for a term of six years
3 B. a permanent house, and is not subject to dissolution
4 C. the Parliament
5 D. 42nd Amendment
6 C. Habeas Corpus
7 B. If he is satisfied that the government of the state cannot be carried in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution of India
8 B. if he intends to resign, the letter of his resignation is to be addressed to the Deputy Speaker
9 C. Mayawati
10 B. two-thirds majority by both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and be ratified by legislatures of at least one half of the states
11 D. the Anglo-Indians
12 D. of all the above factors
13 A. a very strong centre
14 C. state in which all the members of the political party are required to be present in the Parliament and vote according to the instructions of the party
15 B. 550
16 B. over 35 years of age
17 D. Odisha
18 A. only in the Lok Sabha
19 D. 1973
20 B. the High Court of the state
21 D. both ( b) and ( c)
22 B. Part IV of the Constitution
23 C. the Supreme Court of India
24 C. 65 years
25 C. appointed by the President
26 D. President in consultation with Election Commission
27 B. Andhra Pradesh
28 D. 5 years
29 B. are contained in Part IV-A of the Constitution
30 A. receive the same salaries and allowances which are paid to the members of Parliament plus certain sumptuary allowances
31 B. Minerva Mills case
32 D. simple majority
33 B. 47
34 D. It ended the system of double government by abolishing the Board of Control and Court of Directors
35 B. Jyoti Basu
36 C. he can grant pardon in case of court martial
37 A. It is more centralised
38 B. to examine Centre-State relations
39 B. Assam and Nagaland
40 B. is elected by the members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
41 B. if it was passed by the state legislature and approved by the President before enactment of the central law
42 C. a Supreme Court to interpret the Constitution
43 C. the President
44 A. on all the above grounds
45 C. in matters relating to rejection of mercy appeal
46 A. the President
47 C. five years
48 C. the 16th Amendment
49 C. all the above.
50 D. the Union Government
51 A. two lists of Legislative powers, one for the Centre and the other for the Provinces and the residuary powers are vested in the Centre.
52 A. elected by members of the Lok Sabha
53 B. Statutory body set up by the Union government in 1956
54 C. the Consolidated Fund of the State
55 C. Minerva Mills case
56 D. right to good health
57 C. appointed by the President on the advice of the Prime Minister
58 B. the Governor
59 D. enjoys only nominal powers
60 B. 6 member constitutional body
61 C. the law of the centre prevails
62 D. Money Bills
63 D. the Council of Ministers stands automatically dissolved
64 D. to act as a watchdog on the functioning of the state Public Service Commissions
65 B. the Election Commission of India
66 A. 500
67 A. MGNREGA
68 C. Tripura
69 A. none of the above
70 C. The Prime Minister has full discretion in the choice of persons to be included in the Council of Ministers
71 C. the President
72 D. 17
73 D. both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
74 A. he chairs the meetings of the various standing and ad hoc committees of Parliament
75 A. during the recess of the Parliament
76 A. Prime Minister
77 D. 12
78 C. Only 3
79 D. he has to relinquish his seat as soon as he is elected
80 D. 1994
81 A. the President on the advice of the Prime Minister
82 C. 4 3 2 1
83 D. powers have been divided into three lists
84 C. an act passed by the Indian Parliament in 1955
85 B. the Parliament
86 C. six months
87 A. 1,00,000
88 B. Restructuring the railways
89 C. replaces Planning Commission
90 A. can be removed by the President on there commendation of the Parliament
91 D. in the form of an order calling upon a person who has detained another person to bring that person before court and show authority for such detention
92 B. Pass it by a joint session of the two Houses
93 B. It cannot be dissolved
94 D. Article 16(4): Discrimination in favour of women in Service under the State.
95 D. judges of District and Session Courts
96 B. 86th Amendment Act
97 A. Forty Second Amendment Act
98 A. Directive Principles of State Policy
99 C. Quo Warranto
100 A. Art 108
101 C. some other state
102 D. South Africa
103 B. No legal proceeding can be instituted against the Governor during the last year of his term
104 D. both (a ) and (b )
105 C. the Prime Minister and his Cabinet
106 C. Maharashtra
107 C. both (a ) and (c )
108 C. the state legislature
109 C. Money Bills
110 D. on the recommendation of the Prime Minister
111 A. the Speaker
112 D. any 50 members of the Electoral College
113 B. if there is a threat to the financial stability or credit of India
114 D. In the event of the dissolution of the Lok Sabha, any bill pending in the Rajya Sabha, but not passed by the Lok Sabha, lapses
115 A. the President on the recommendations of the Prime Minister
116 D. an indefinite period
117 D. Keshavananda Bharati case
118 D. None of the above
119 D. it plays a key role in the impeachment of the President
120 B. the Governor
121 B. declare the laws passed by the legislature and orders issued by the executive as unconstitutional if they contravene any provision of the Constitution
122 C. six years
123 B. the Governor
124 A. China
125 D. 1975
126 B. elected by the people
127 B. 14 days
128 B. appointed by the President
129 A. one year
130 D. whereby it can call upon a person to show under what authority he is holding the office
131 D. proportional representation by a single transferable vote
132 C. the Chief Justice of India
133 A. The Chairperson of the State Finance Commission
134 D. 25 years
135 A. 552
136 C. that certain features of the Constitution are so basic to the Constitution that they cannot be abrogated.
137 A. Article 18 of the Constitution
138 D. six months
139 D. 30 members of Lok Sabha and 15 members of Rajya Sabha
140 A. 25th Amendment
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