Indian Politics

Q. In which year,”House of People” was named as Lok Sabha-

A
1964
B
1954
C
1974
D
1984

Correct Answer

1954

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    A)2 year
    B)1 year
    C)3 year
    D)4 year
    Answer: 1 year
  • Q. The only state in the Indian union which used to have its own separate state constitution was
    A)Jammu & Kashmir
    B)Nagaland
    C)Sikkim
    D)Goa
    Answer: Jammu & Kashmir
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    A)Kiran Desai
    B)Jawaharlal Nehru
    C)K. Natwar Singh
    D)K. M.Munshi
    Answer: Jawaharlal Nehru
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    A)Four years
    B)Two years
    C)Five years
    D)Six years
    Answer: Six years
  • Q. How many percent votes should a party get to be registered as a National Party-
    A)3%
    B)1%
    C)6%
    D)7%
    Answer: 6%
  • Q. The tenure of the members of Lok Sabha is for how many years?
    A)9
    B)11
    C)7
    D)5
    Answer: 5
  • Q. Who among the following supports customary rights?
    A)Plato
    B)Ritchie
    C)Locke
    D)Heller
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  • Q. How many members of Anglo-Indian community can be nominated for the Parliament by the President-
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    C)370
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  • Q. What is the minimum age for becoming a Governor of state in India?
    A)25 years
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  • Q. What is the period within which a proclamation of national emergency made by the President is to be placed before each house of the Parliament for approval?
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    B)Within one month
    C)Within four months
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  • Q. Which among the following Article of the Indian Constitution provides for State emergency and suspends constitutional arrangement in a State?
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