Indian Politics

Q. The Constituent Assembly which enacted the Constitution of Indian, its members were-

A
Elected by the Legislative Assemblies of different provinces
B
Nominated by Political Parties
C
Directly elected by People
D
Nominated by Governer General

Correct Answer

Elected by the Legislative Assemblies of different provinces

More Questions on Indian Politics

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    A)Chairman of finance commission
    B)Chief justice of India
    C)Chief of army
    D)Speaker of Lok Sabha
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  • Q. What is the basis of classification of governments as unitary and federal?
    A)Relationship between executive and judiciary
    B)Relationship between legislature and executive
    C)Relationship between the centre and states
    D)Relationship between the legislature, executive and judicial wings of government
    Answer: Relationship between the centre and states
  • Q. The parliamentary form of government as prevalent in India emphasizes the interdependence between the:
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    B)Social Justice & Empowerment
    C)Urban Employment and Poverty
    D)Legislative and Executive Organs
    Answer: Legislative and Executive Organs
  • Q. The term ‘We’ in preamble means-
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    B)Indian Gevernment
    C)Indian Parliament
    D)The People of India
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  • Q. What is the minimum age to qualify for Lok Sabha Elections?
    A)30
    B)25
    C)21
    D)18
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  • Q. A federal structure for India was first put forward by the-
    A)Act of 1919
    B)Act of 1909
    C)Act of 1935
    D)Act of 1947
    Answer: Act of 1935
  • Q. Which of the following is not a fundamental duty?
    A)To promote harmony and brotherhood
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    C)To uphold and protect the sovereignty
    D)Abolition of' titles except military and academic
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  • Q. The Indian constitution came into force on-
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    C)15 August, 1948
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    C)Federation of States and Territories
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  • Q. Which of the following is necessary for the development of Democratic Institutions-
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    B)Agricultural Economy
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  • Q. Which of the two states had firstly implemented Panchayati Raj System-
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    C)Irish constitution
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