Indian Polity and Constitution MCQs

A. USA

B. Pakistan

C. Switzerland

D. United Kingdom

A. A joint session of the two houses on a directive from the President

B. Dissolution of the Lok Sabha

C. Setting up of a Joint Select Committee

D. Setting up of an Adjudication Committee

A. Children

B. Dalits

C. Tribals

D. Women

A. 32

B. 35

C. 39

D. 48

A. 25

B. one tenth of its membership or ten whichever is greater

C. one fourth of its membership

D. one fourth of its membership or ten

A. President

B. Vice-President

C. Speaker

D. Law Minister

A. When a bill passed by one House is rejected by the other

B. When there is some disagreement over any provision of or amendment to a bill

C. When a period of six months elapses from the date of receipt of a bill passed by one House without it is being passed by the other

D. Under all the three circumstances stated above

A. he is not entitled as of right to engage a counsel of his choice

B. he can engage only a counsel approved by the court

C. he has a Constitutional right to engage a counsel of his choice

D. he can engage his own counsel but his counsel must be approved by the court

A. the President is supreme as he is the Head of the State, the Supreme Commnader of the Armed Forces and all the Executive Power is vested in him

B. Parliament is supreme as it can even amend the Constitution

C. the Supreme Court is supreme as it has the ultimate say in interpreting what the Constitution is

D. the Constitution is supreme as it controls all the three wings, viz. the executive, the legislature and the judiciary

A. to indicate economic and political justice

B. to indicate social, economic and political justice

C. to indicate equality of status and opportunity

D. in the sense of absolute justice