1. Five Judges constitution Bench held that imparting Education cannot betreated as a Trade or Business in which of the following cases
a. unnikrishnan’s case
B. mohini jains case
c. dinesh kumar’s case
d. p.a. inamdar’s case
2. Fundamental Duties under Part IV A was inserted in the Constitution by
a. 17th amendment act
B. 25th amendment act
c. 42nd amendment
d. 44th amendment
3. The main object of Article 39 is
a. creation of democratic state
B. creation of welfare state
c. creation of just and humane conditions of work
d. creation of public assistance
4. Right to education is declared as Fundamental Right by SC in
a. olga telli’s case
B. mohini jain’s case
c. unnikrishnan’s case
d. in re kerala education bill
5. In which of the following case it was held that ‘Right to life does not includeRihgt to Die”
a. gian kaur vs. state of punjab
B. state of u.p. vs. sanjay kumar bhatia
c. deena vs. union bank of india
d. p. rathinam vs. union of india
6. Article 30 Clause (1) of Indian Constitution States that all minorities whetherbased on religion or language shall have the right
a. to establish and administer
B. to establish and maintain
c. to acquire property and establish
d. to establish religious institutions
7. Right to Education as a Fundamental Right as under Article 21 A wasinserted in Constitution by which Amendment
a. 90th amendment act
B. 92nd amendment act
c. 86th amendment act
d. 42nd amendment act
8. Following which article is related to Right of minorities
a. article 30
B. article 29
c. article 21
d. article 21 a
9. In which case it was held that Directive Principles stand at par withFundamental Rights
a. air india vs. nargees mirza
B. air india statutory corporation vs. united labour union
c. griha kalyan workers case
d. m.h. hoskot vs. state of maharashtra
10. Salaries of Judges of Supreme Court are determined by
a. law commission
B. parliament
c. council of ministers
d. president
11. Public Interest Litigation (PIL) may be connected with
a. judicial review
B. judicial intervening
c. judicial activism
d. judicial sanctity
12. Judicial Review in Indian Constitution is based on which of the following
a. due process of law
B. conventions
c. rule of law
d. procedure established by law
13. Who is the final authority to interpret the Constitution
a. president
B. lok sabha
c. parliament
d. supreme court
14. Who among the following appoints the acting Chief Justice of India
a. chief justice of india
B. president
c. chief justice of india with previous consent of president
d. president in consultation with the chief justice of india
15. Due Process of Law is feature of the Judicial system of
a. india
B. u.k.
c. usa
d. france
16. The system of Judicial Review is found
a. only in india
B. in both india and usa
c. only in usa
d. only in britain
17. In India Collegiums system was first introduced in relation to
a. executive
B. legislative
c. judiciary
d. union state relations
18. Collegiums is a system where appointments and transfer of judges are decided by a forum of Chief Justice and other four senior most judges of Supreme Court. This statement Choose following option
a. false
B. true
c. partially true
d. none of the above
19. The Supreme Court Judge must have been a High Court Judge for atleast
a. 4 years
B. 5 years
c. 7 years
d. 10 years
20. In which case Supreme Court laid down doctrine of Basic Structure
a. shankari prasad’s case
B. golakhnath case
c. kesavananda bharti’s case
d. indira gandi’s case
21. Which of the following article has got wide interpretation through JudicialActivism
a. article 14
B. article 19
c. article 21
d. article 25
22. The first case of Judicial Activism was Madison Vs. Marbury of whichCountry
a. usa
B. uk
c. france
d. ireland
23. Right to Life Under Article 21 also includes Right to livelihood decided inwhich case
a. maneka gandhi’s case
B. golakhnath case
c. olega tellis case
d. kesavananda’s case
24. Law declared by Supreme Courts be binding on ‘all the Courts’ which article