GS One Liner Questions of Indian Polity Part-1

Evolution of Indian Constitution and Preamble

• Who is the person fondly known as the Chief Architect of the Indian Constitution? —- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
• First attempt in world to constitute a Constituent Assembly to frame a Constitution was made by —- America (USA)
• The first attempt by Indians to write a Constitution to India was done by a Committee headed by Motilal Nehru, which is known as —- Nehru Report
• The idea of the Constitution of India was flashed for the first time by —– M. N. Roy
• The plan of setting up of a Constituent Assembly to draw up the future Constitution for India was given by —- The Cabinet Mission Plan
• The members of the Constituent Assembly were —- Elected by Provincial Assemblies
• Which of the following word was added into the Preamble of the Constitution by the 42nd Amendment Act, 1976? —- Socialist
• From which Constitution was a concept of a 5-year plan borrowed into our Constitution? ———— USSR
• The procedure of Amendment to the Constitution is borrowed from the Constitution Of —————— South Africa
• Which country is the best example for the Federal and Unitary Governments? —- America and Britain
• Which of the following is not a Democratic Institution of the Rig Vedic era? —- Grama
• During Medieval India, which kings first established ‘Local Self Government’? —- Cholas
• The East India Company was established in the year —- 1600
• Which Charter empowered the British Governors of Presidencies to make Bye-Laws, Rules, Regulations in conformity with the British laws? —- Charter of 1726
• Who started Dual Government in Bengal? —- Robert Clive
• Who is the first Governor General of Bengal? —- Warren Hastings
• Which is the first written document in the Constitutional History of India? — The Regulating Act, 1773
• Which Act created for the first time in India ‘Government of India’? —- Charter Act of 1833
• Which Act created for the first ‘The Supreme Court’? —- The Regulating Act, 1773
• First Law Commission was appointed in India for codification of laws under the Chairmanship of —– Lord Macaulay
• Which Act made the beginning of a Parliamentary System in India? —- Charter Act of 1853
• Under which of the following Act, the Crown of England took the affairs of the Government of India into its own hands? —– Government of India Act, 1858
• The Governor General of India was also the representative of British Crown to Princely States in India and hence was known as the —- ——-Viceroy of India
• Which Act for the first time gave an opportunity for Indians to enter into the sphere of Legislature? —– Indian Councils Act, 1861
• Which Act made the beginning of Electoral System in India? ————- Government of India Act, 1858
• Which of the following Act made the Indian Legislature Bi-cameral for the first time? —- Government of India Act, 1919
• The famous Dandi March laid by Gandhiji was against —————— Salt Tax
• Which proposal was referred as ‘Post Dated Cheque’? —– ——-The Cripps Proposal
• Indian National Congress started ‘Quit India Movement’ after the failure of ——— Cripps Mission
• Gandhiji gave a call to all Indians ‘Do or Die’, which is popularly known as ——— Quit India Movement
• Which Plan rejected the demand for the independent Pakistan? —– Cabinet Mission Plan
• Partition of British India into two independent nations India and Pakistan was done according to —– Mountbatten Plan
• The Federal features of the Indian Government was introduced by the —– Government of India Act, 1935
• Which feature was borrowed by the Indian Constitution from the British Constitution? ————- Law making procedure, Parliamentary System of Government, Rule of law
• The Constitution supports —- Rule of Law
• In Britain, Parliament is supreme; accordingly which among the following is supreme in India? —– Constitution
• The Government of India Act 1935 provided for —– Establishment of Federal Court, Diarchy at Center, Provincial autonomy
• The Act of 1935 abolished —– Diarchy in the Provinces
• The Constitution of India was enacted by a Constituent Assembly set up —– Under the Cabinet Mission Plan, 1946
• The Constituent Assembly of India was created as per the proposal of ——— Cabinet Mission
• In which year did the Cripps Mission come to India? —– ——–1942
• The Constituent Assembly set up under the Cabinet Mission Plan had a strength of —-389
• The strength of the Constituent Assembly, after the withdrawal of the Muslim League, was reduced to — 299
• How many Committees were set up by the Constituent Assembly for framing the Constitution? —- 13
• Who of the following acted as the Constitutional Advisor to the Constituent Assembly? —————–B. N. Rau
• Demand for a Constitution, framed by a Constituent Assembly was made by —-Gandhiji
• The idea of a Constituent Assembly to frame a Constitution for India was first mooted by —– Swaraj Party in 1928
• Who started with presentation of the ‘Objective Resolution’ on 22.01.1947? ————- Jawaharlal Nehru
• When was the ‘Objective Resolution’ moved and adopted? ——————13.12.1946 and 22.01.1947
• The Members of the Constituent Assembly were —– Elected by Provincial Assemblies
• The Constituent Assembly of India held its first meeting on ———- 09.12.1946
• Which one of the following acted as the Provisional President of the Constituent Assembly? ———– Sachidananda Sinha
• The Constituent Assembly elected on 11.12.1946 as its Permanent Chairman ———Rajendra Prasad
• Who elected the Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Constituent Assembly? —— B. R. Ambedkar
• The Chairman of the Drafting Committee to prepare a Draft Constitution of India was —— B. R. Ambedkar
• The name of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar is associated with which of the following? —– Chairman-Drafting Committee
• Who among the following was member of the Drafting Committee? —– —-Ambedkar, Gopalachari Ayyangar, Alladi Krishnaswami
• Many Provisions in our Constitution have been borrowed from the Government of India Act —- 1919
• The Government of India Act 1919 introduced a system of diarchy in the provinces. ‘Diarchy’ means a system of —— ——-Double government
• When was the Constituent Assembly established to form the Constitution? —- 06.12.1946
• The Constitution of India was adopted on —— 26.11.1949
• The Constitution of India came into force on —— 26.01.1950
• The Constitution of India contains (Articles, Parts, Schedules) —— ——(444, 24, 12)
• How much time did the Constituent Assembly take to prepare the Constitution of India? —–(02Y, 11M, 18D)
• Who had given the idea of a Constitution for India of all? —– M. N. Roy
• The Constitution of India is ——- written and bulky document
• The Constitution framed by a Committee consisting of the people representatives is called as —– Written Constitution
• Constitution which provides for a series of semi-autonomous states joined together as a nation is —— Federal Constitution
• Centralization of power is an important feature in —– Federal Constitution
• The Constitution which can be amended by simple act of the legislature is known as —— Flexible Constitution
• Which one of the following provisions of the Constitution came into force soon after its adoption on 26.11.1949? —- Provisional Parliament, Provisions relating to Citizenship, Elections
• India has been described under Article 1 of the Constitution as a —— Union of States
• The Constitution of India is —— Partly rigid and partly flexible
• The Constitution of India describes India as ——- A Union of States
• The Indian Constitution is recognized as —— Federal in form and Unitary in spirit
• The feature common of both Indian and American Federation is ——- Supreme Court to interpret Constitution
• The Indian Constitution came into force on 26.01.1950, hence this day is celebrated as —– Republic Day
• January 26th was selected as the date for the inauguration of the Constitution because —– Congress had observed it as the Independence Day in 1930
• 26th November, 1949 is a significant day in our constitutional history because ——— The Constitution was adopted on this day
• Which one of the following exercised the most profound influence on the Indian Constitution?——–The GoI Act, 1935
• The Parliamentary system of Government in India is based on the pattern of —– Great Britain
• To whom does the People of India gave the Constitution to —- Themselves
• The beginning word ‘WE’ in the Preamble refers to the —– Citizens of India
• The important test to identify the basic features of the Indian Constitution is —– Preamble
• The Preamble to the Constitution contain —– Fraternity, Democratic, Sovereignty
• India is a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic. In the Indian Constitution, this expression occurs in —– ——–Preamble
• The Preamble to the Constitution declares India as —– ——-Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic
• The Preamble of Indian Constitution has been amended so far —– ————Once
• The Preamble was amended by the —– ——-42nd Amendment, 1976
• ‘Fraternity’ means —– spirit of brotherhood
• The words ‘Socialist Secular’ were —- Added by the 42nd Amendment
• ‘Liberty’ in our Preamble does not include Freedom of —- Action
• Which among the following is an aid to the Statutory Interpretation? —- —–Preamble
• Which of the key to open the minds of the makers of the Constitution? —– Preamble
• If the Head of the State is an elected functionary for a fixed term, it is known as ____State. —– ——–Republic
• The Preamble to the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the ——- Objective Resolution
• Objective Resolution was silent as to the concept of __ which was inserted into the Preamble by the Constituent Assembly ————-Democratic
• Universal Adult Franchise shows that India is a _ country. ————- Democratic
• Who proposed Preamble before the Drafting Committee of the Constitution? ————Jawaharlal Nehru
• The Preamble of our Constitution reads —— We, the people of India in our Constituent Assembly adopt, enact and give to
• India is called a ‘Republic’ because ——- The Head of the State in India (President) is an elected head for a fixed period
• ‘Sovereignty’ in a democracy rests with the ————- People
• The Preamble secures Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity to ——– All citizens
• The Preamble of the Constitution indicates ——- The source of the Indian Constitution
• It is not the objective enshrined in the Preamble. ——– Secure shelter and proper livelihood to all
• The idea of social, economic and political justice has been taken from _ Revolution. ———— French
• The concept of equality and fraternity has been taken from _ Revolution. ——– Russian
• Which of the following is described as the ‘Soul of the Constitution’? ——– Preamble
• Which one of the following is not treated as part of the Constitution? ———– Fundamental Duties
• Democracy of India rests on the fact that ——- People have the right to choose and change the government
• The word ‘Democracy’ is derived from the Greek words ———— Demos and Kratos
• India opted for a Federal form of government because of ——- Linguistic and Regional Diversity
• What is the chief (ultimate) source of political power (authority) in India?———–People
• A Flexible Constitution ——- can be amended easily
• The Judiciary acts as an guardian of the Constitution in a ——– Federal government
• India is a Secular State because ——– It is described so in the preamble of the Constitution
• Our Constitution has laid emphasis on securing social, economic and political justice to all the citizens of the country. These objectives are aimed at securing a ——— Welfare State
• Modern States are generally considered as —– Welfare States
• A State which does not promote or interfere in the affairs of religion is referred to as —- Secular
• The Constitution is a ——- Dynamic Law
• The Constitution of India provides —– Single citizenship
• The Constitution provides ——— Powers, Responsibilities, Limitations
• The fundamental organs of the State are established by ——- Constitution
• Detailed provisions regarding acquisition and termination of Indian citizenship are
  contained in ——– Act passed by the Parliament in 1955
• Which of the following is not a condition for becoming an Indian citizen? [Citizenship by] ——– Acquiring property
• A person can lose citizenship through ——– Deprivation, Termination, and Renunciation
• The aims and objectives of the Constitution have been enshrined in ——– The Preamble
• The Office of the Governor General of India was for the first time created under —— Regulating Act, 1773
• According to the Act of 1858, the territory was divided into ——— Provinces
• When did the British Crown assume sovereignty over India from East India Company?—- 1858
• Morley-Minto Reforms were implemented by the Indian Councils Act ——- 1909
• Which of the following is also known as the Act of 1919? ——- Montague-Chelmsford Reform Act
• Under which of the following Act was Provincial Autonomy introduced in India? —— Government of India Act, 1935
• Who made the Constitution of India? ——- The Constituent Assembly
• A Constituent Assembly is convened to —— Frame the Constitution of the country
• The Constituent Assembly was set up to under the —- Cabinet Mission Plan of 1946
• Which party was not associated with the Constituent Assembly of India? —– The Communist Party
• The Republic of India established by the Constitution is —– Sovereign, Socialist, Secular
• The mind and ideals of the framers of the Constitution are reflected in the —– Preamble
• In our Constitution, what justice is not given to the citizens? —– Technical
• The present Five-year Plan (2002-2007) is ——– 11th
• ‘Amend’ means ——- remove the difficulties
• ‘Enact’ means —— pass a law
• Who advocated ‘Grama Swarajya’ for the growth of the villages? —– Gandhiji
• ‘Poornaswarajya’ was declared as the goal of the Congress on December 1929 in the —————– Lahore Session
• Our Constitution prohibits _____Untouchability
• The Constitution declared India as a Republic on __ ——- 26.01.1950
• Who has given the following statement: “Democracy means a Government of the people, by the people and for the people”? —— Abraham Lincoln
• Which one of the following features was borrowed by the framers of the Constitution
  from the US Constitution? ——- Removal of Judges of the Supreme Court, Judicial Review, Fundamental Rights
• The ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution were adopted under inspiration from —— The French Revolution
• _______is the chief force of political power in India. —— The People
• The Constitution describes the Indian Union as —– India i.e. Bharat
• The Constitution of India describes India as —- Union of States
• The two persons who played a vital role in the integration of Princely States were —– Sardar Patel and V. P. Menon
• The States were reorganized on linguistic basis in —- 1956
• Which State enjoys the distinction of being the first linguistic State of India? —– Andhra Pradesh
• The Indian Federal system is modeled on the Federal system of —- Canada
• India is known as Parliamentary Democracy because —- Executive is responsible to the Parliament
• The Indian State is regarded as federal because the Indian Constitution provides for —– Sharing of power between Center and States
• In which Case did Supreme Court hold that the Preamble was a part of the
  Constitution? —– Keshavananda Bharti Case
• In which Case did Supreme Court hold that Preamble was not a part of the Constitution? —- Berubari Case
• The Ninth Schedule —— was added to the Constitution by the 1st Amendment
• Which Schedule details the boundaries of the States and the Union Territories? —- I
• The details of salaries, allowances, etc. of the President, Vice President, Speaker, Judges of Supreme Court, etc. are provided in Schedule —– II
• Which Schedule gives details regarding the subjects included in the three lists — Central, State and Concurrent Lists? —– ——–VII
• In the Indian Constitution —– There are three lists: The Union list, the State list and the Concurrent list
• Which of the following statements is correct? —- Rule of Law is a basic feature of the Constitution which cannot be amended under Article 368 of the Constitution
• As per Article 262 of Indian Constitution, disputes relating to waters shall be solved By —- ———Parliament
• Which one of the following declares India as a Secular State? —- Preamble of the Constitution
• By which of the following a new State is formed? —- Constitutional Amendment
• The final interpreter to Indian Constitution is —– Supreme Court
• Every Amendment of Indian Constitution has to be approved by the —– Parliament
• Which one of the following States has a separate Constitution? —— Jammu & Kashmir
• Apart from the Jammu & Kashmir, which other State has been provided special protection in certain matters? —– Nagaland
• Article 356 of the Constitution of India deals with —– Proclamation of President’s Rule in a State
• The State of Jammu & Kashmir was accorded special status under —– Article 370
• The Constitution of Jammu & Kashmir was framed by —- A special Constituent Assembly set up by the State
• The Constitution of Jammu & Kashmir came into force on —- 26.01.1957
• The special status of Jammu & Kashmir implies that the State has separate —– Constitution
• In case of Jammu & Kashmir, an Amendment to the Constitution become applicable —– only after the President issued the necessary orders under the Article 370
• Under the Parliamentary system of the Government, —— the Cabinet as a whole is responsible to the Legislature
• Who is authorized to initiate a Bill for Constitutional Amendment? —- Either House of Parliament
• The power of Parliament to amend the Constitution ——- includes power to amend by way of addition, variation or repeal
• Which Article empowers the Parliament to amend the Indian Constitution? —- 368
• Ninth Schedule to the Constitution is added by way of __ Constitutional Amendment. —- 1st
• What is contained in the Tenth Schedule of the Indian Constitution? —– Provisions regarding disqualification on grounds of defection
• Mahatma Gandhiji was first referred to as the ‘Father of the Nation’ by —— Subhash Chandra Bose
• ‘Jai Hind’, the nationalist slogan of India was coined by —- Subhash Chandra Bose
• Who framed the Constitution of India? —- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
• Which famous leader raised the slogan, “Tell the Slave, He is a Slave and He will Revolt”? —————Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
• Who said, “Those who attack Congress and spare Nehru are fools. They do not know the ABCs of the politics …….?” —– ——-Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
• What is the name given to the Ambedkar’s house built for himself, his family and books at Dadar, in Bombay? —– ——–Rajagriha
• Indian Constitution is —– Wholly written
• The Indian Constitution is —– Lengthy, Written
• Consider the following statement: On eve of launch of Quit India Movement, Mahatma Gandhi —–
• The ‘Homespun Movement’ and the Salt March promoted by Mahatma Gandhiji in India are examples of his policy of —– Non-violent protest
• Which year is considered to be a memorable landmark in the history of India’s Struggle for Freedom? —- 1921
• The First War of Independence took place in the year (OR) In which year did the Sepoy Mutiny, India’s first Freedom Struggle, takes place? —– 1857
• Mahatma Gandhiji was the editor of —– Young India
• Who was not a member of the Constituent Assembly? — Mahatma Gandhi
• Who among the following was not a member of the Royal Commission on the Public Services in India, 1912?——————Bal Gangadhar Tilak
• Which national leader of India, preached through his paper ‘Kesari’, his new ideals of self-help and national revival among the masses?—————-Bal Gangadhar Tilak
• Which newspaper was started by Lokamanya Tilak to serve as a mouthpiece for the Indians in the Freedom Struggle? —– Kesari
• The Cabinet Mission to India was headed by —– Lord Pethick-Lawrence
• In which one of the following provinces was a Congress ministry not formed under Act of 1935? —– Punjab
• Under whose Presidency was the Lahore Session of the Indian National Congress held in the year 1929 wherein a resolution was adopted to gain complete independence from the British? —— Jawaharlal Nehru
• Unity between the Congress and Muslim League (Lucknow Pact) and between the Moderates and Extremists took place in —- 1916
• At which Congress Session was the Working Committee authorized to launch a programme of Civil Disobedience? —- Lahore
• The historic 1929 Lahore Session of Indian National Congress was presided over by —- Jawaharlal Nehru
• Who among the following drafted the resolution on Fundamental Rights for the Karachi Session of Congress in 1931? ———————– Jawaharlal Nehru
• Who among the following was the Chairman of the Union Constitution Committee of the Constituent Assembly? —– Jawaharlal Nehru
• Who made the comment on the Constitution should not be so rigid that it cannot be adapted to the changing needs of national development and strength? —- Rajiv Gandhi
• ‘Vande Mataram’ was first sung at the session of the Indian National Congress in —– 1896
• The expression ‘Tryst with Destiny’ was used by Jawaharlal Nehru on the occasion of —————August Declaration
• India enacted an important event of Indian National Movement celebrating the 75th
  anniversary. Which was it? —– ————Civil Obedience Movement
• Which one of the following principle with regard to ‘Panchsheel’? — Mutual Non-interference in each other’s internal matters, Mutual Non-aggression, Mutual respect for each others territorial integrity and sovereignty
• The Agreement between India and China, by which both accepted ‘Panchsheel’ as the basis of their relations, was signed in —- 1954
• ‘Panchsheel’ was signed between —— Jawaharlal Nehru and Chou-En-Lai
• When was the famous Gandhi–Irwin Pact signed? —- 1931
• Who coined the term ‘Non-Alignment’? —– Krishna Menon
• Who among the following repealed the Vernacular Press Act? —- Lord Ripon
• Who was assigned the task of partitioning India in 1947? —- Sir Cyril Redcliffe
• Which Englishman’s role was control to the founding of the Indian National Congress? (OR) Which British was elemental in the formation of the Indian National Congress? —- Allen Octavian Hume
• Subhash Chandra Bose renamed what as “Shaheed and Swaraj”? ———The Andaman and Nicobar Islands
• Which party was founded by Subhash Chandra Bose in the year 1939 after he broke away from the Congress? (OR) Which political party was founded by Subhash Chandra Bose? —– Forward Bloc
• The Indian National Army was founded by —– Subhash Chandra Bose
• In which year and place did Subhash Chandra Bose re-organized the Azad Hind Fauz (also known as Indian National Army–INA)? —— 1943, Singapore
• By what name was the woman’s regiment of the Indian National Army known? —- Rani Jhansi Regiment
• The INA, organized by Subhash Chandra Bose, surrendered to the British after the collapse of —- Japan
• During the Indian Freedom Struggle, who among the following proposed that Swaraj should be defined has complete independence free from all foreign controls? —- Abul Kalam Azad
• The leader of the Bardoli Satyagraha (1928) was ————-Vallabhbhai Patel
• When did the British Parliament pass the Indian Independence Bill? ———-01.07.1947
• The reference to Hindus in Article 25 of the Constitution does not include — Parsees
• Financial allocation for education was made for the first time by the Charter Act of —- 1813
• ‘Go Back to the Vedas’ was the motto of —- Swami Dayananda Saraswati
• Which of the following persons became Vice President after serving as acting President of India for a short duration? —- Mohammed Hidyathullah
• In 1921, a Session of the Indian National Congress was held when its President was in prison and with some other leader acting as its President. Who was the Congress President in prison? — C. R. Das
• Following the famous ‘Quit India Resolve’, the top Congress leaders were arrested On — 09.08.1942
• The ‘Quit India Movement’ started at and when —- Bombay, 08.08.1942
• Which famous Movement did Mahatma Gandhi launch in August 1942? —- Quit India Movement
• In how many provinces did the Indian National Congress form Governments after the elections to the Assemblies held under the Government of India Act of 1935? —– 7
• The Muslim League declared its goal of forming Pakistan in which city in 1940? —– Karachi
• Name the only Indian ruler who has died fighting the British? —- Tippu Sultan
• Who was the first Muslim Invader of India? ———- Mohammed Bin Kasim
• The words ‘Satyameva Jayate’ inscribed in Devanagiri script below the abacus of the State Emblem of India are taken from ————– Mundaka Upanishad
• The design of the National Flag of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly On ————– 22.08.1947
• Who gave the first draft of the Constitution to the Drafting Committee to consider and improve ———- B. N. Rau
• The Final Draft of the Constitution was prepared by ———- S. N. Mukherjee
• The State of Bombay, a Part A State in the original Constitution, was split into two States, Gujarat and Maharashtra, in —- 1960
• The Preamble says that the State in India will assure the dignity of the individual. The Constitution seeks to achieve this object by guaranteeing —- —-Equal FRs to each citizen
• Our Preamble mentions the _ kinds of Justice. —- —- Social, Economic and Political
• Articles 19(1)(f) and 31 were deleted and Article 300-A was inserted by the following Constitution Amendment Act – 44th
• Which of the following Article of the Constitution cannot be amended by a simple majority in both the Houses of Parliament? —- 15
• Which of the following events made Gandhiji to launch, for the first time, Civil Disobedience Movement —— —Promulgation of Rowlatt Act of 1919
• Where did Mahatma Gandhiji first try the weapon of ‘Satyagraha’? —– South Africa
• The most effective measure against injustice adopted by Gandhiji was —– —-Fasting
• Gandhiji started Satyagraha in 1919 to protest against the —- Rowlatt Act
• Which of the following Acts of British Parliament envisaged for the first time a close association of Indians with the administration? —– —-Indian Councils Act, 1909
• Which of the following Acts gave representation to the Indians for the first time in legislation? —- Indian Councils Act, 1909
• Which leader dominated the Lucknow Pact in December, 1916?———-Bal Gangadhar Tilak
• The famous Lucknow Pact between the Congress and the Muslim League was concluded in —- 1916
• Which present day country was a part of British India from 1886–1937? —– Myanmar
• Which one of the following is related to the development of education in Modern India? —– Resolution of 1835, Regulating Act, Charter Act, 1813
• Which British Official was sent to Lahore to negotiate the Treaty of Amritsar with Ranjit Singh? ——- Charles T. Metcalfe
• Who was the Governor General of India during the Sepoy Mutiny? — —- Lord Canning
• Who was the first woman President of UN General Assembly? ———-Vijayalakshmi Pandit
• Which Section of the Limitation Act defines Tort? —- —–Section 2 (m)
• The seeds of the doctrine of Basic Structure can be traced to the following: —- —-The majority judgment of Chief Justice Subba Rao in Golak Nath V/s State of Punjab
• The purpose of the Ilbert Bill was —– To remove an anomaly in the Criminal Procedure Code of 1873, according to which no magistrate or sessions judge could try a European or British subject unless he was himself of European birth
• In India, the liability of the State for wrongs committed by its servants – —- Is the same as what that of the East India Company prior to the year 1858 (According to Case Kasturi Lal Raliaram Jain V/s State of Uttar Pradesh)
• An Amendment of the Constitution of India for the purpose of creating a new State in India must be passed by —– A simple majority in the Parliament
• On which of the following did the Mahalonobis Model laid greater emphasis for planned development in India after Independence? —— Heavy Industries Development
• How our Constitution was criticized? ————
• What has been described as the ‘Indian Political Horoscope’?—- ——-Preamble
• Who called the word for Preamble as ‘Political Horoscope of India’? —- K.M. Munshi
• What is meant by saying that India is a ‘Secular State’? —– Complete detachment from the affairs of the religion
• Where in the Indian Constitution, ‘Economic Justice’ has been provided as one of the objectives? ——-Preamble and DPSP
• Who treated as ‘Sovereign’ in Constitution of India? —– People
• Home Rule League was founded by —- Annie Beasant
• Who set up the first school of untouchables in India? —– Jyothiba Phule, 1948, Pune
• In which year was Untouchability abolished in India? ——-1950
• Shimla Agreement between India and Pakistan was signed during —- 1972
• The first visible effect of Constitution was —– Disappearance of Princely States
• The Constitution of India provides _ system of Government. —- —-Cabinet
• Kashmiri is the Official Language of —– No State in the Indian Union
• In which year were the Indian States reorganized on a linguistic basis? —- —-1956
• The Lal in Lal, Bal, Pal was —- Lala Lajpat Rai
• Indian Constitution is called ‘Quasi-Federal’ because it has — Single Judiciary
• Who succeeded Lord Mountbatten as the first Indian Governor General of the Indian dominion till 26th January 1950 when India became a Republic? —– —-C. Rajagopalachari

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