Indian Constitution - Institutions and Processes solved MCQs

a. right to freedom.

B. right to equality.

c. right to constitutional remedies.

d. right to freedom of religion.

a. right to property.

B. right to equality.

c. right to freedom of religion.

d. right to freedom.

a. it ensures equality in the matter of appointment to offices under the state .

B. it abolishes all titles, other than academic and military.

c. it abolishes untouchability.

d. it prohibits special treatment of any section of society including the women and

a. article 14 to 18.

B. article 14to 35.

c. article 19.

d. articles 21 to 26.

a. freedom of association .

B. freedom of residence and settlement.

c. freedom of movement throughout the territory of india.

d. freedom of acquiring, holding and disposing of property.

a. are free to have faith in a religion other than the state religion.

B. have to follow the religion of the state.

c. have the freedom to profess, practise or propagate a religion of their choice.

d. not having faith in some religion shall not be appointed to government offices.

a. evolve a common national culture.

B. eradicate illiteracy from the country.

c. to help the minorities conserve their culture.

d. none of the above .

a. right to equality.

B. right to freedom.

c. right to constitutional remedies.

d. right to freedom of religion.

a. habeas corpus.

B. mandamus.

c. certiorari.

d. quo warranto.

a. habeas corpus.

B. quo warranto.

c. mandamus.

d. prohibition.

a. habeas corpus.

B. prohibition.

c. quo warranto.

d. certiorari.

a. mandamus.

B. quo warranto.

c. certiorari.

d. mandamus.

a. right against exploitation.

B. right to equality before law.

c. right to life and personal liberty.

d. all the above rights.

a. public opinion.

B. parliament.

c. independent judiciary.

d. the constitution.

a. establishment of democratic government.

B. protection of individual liberty .

c. to ensure independence of judiciary.

d. to establish socialist society.

a. the fundamental rights granted by the indian constitution are absolute.

B. the fundamental rights of the indian citizens are non- justiciable.

c. the fundamental rights of the indian citizens are justiciable.

d. the fundamental rights of the indian citizens protect them against the tyranny of

a. general election.

B. national emergency.

c. all type of emergencies.

d. in all the above cases.

a. by the parliament .

B. by the president on the recommendation of the supreme court.

c. by the president with the approval of the parliament.

d. by the president with the approval of the council of ministers.

a. the parliament.

B. the supreme court.

c. the president.

d. none of the above .

a. part i of the constitution.

B. part iii of the constitution.

c. part iv-a of the constitution.

d. none of the above part of the constitution.

a. to abide by the constitution and respect its ideals.

B. to defend the country and render national service when called upon to do so.

c. to work for the moral upliftment of the weaker sections of society.

d. to preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture.

a. to develop scientific temper, humanism and spirit of inquiry and reform.

B. to work for raising the prestige of the country in the international sphere.

c. to protect and improve the natural environment.

d. to strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity.

a. exclusively with the supreme court .

B. both with the high courts and the supreme court.

c. with all the courts in the country.

d. none of the above.

a. to make the fundamental rights more effective.

B. to check anti- national, subversive and unconstitutional agitations.

c. to accord priority to the directive principles over fundamental rights .

d. to achieve all the above objectives.

a. unanimously welcomed.

B. welcomed by the opposition parties only.

c. welcomed by the ruling only.

d. none of the above.