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Question-1
Who among the following can impose reasonable restrictions on the rights of the Indian citizen?
(A)
The supreme court
(B)
The parliament
(C)
The president
(D)
The prime minister
Question-2
Secularism is added in constitution by the amendment of:
(A)
42th
(B)
62th
(C)
47th
(D)
73th
Question-3
Right to equality includes
(A)
Equality before law
(B)
Right against discrimination on grounds of race, caste, religion etc.
(C)
Equal pay for equal work
(D)
All of them
Question-4
Plato is the author of:
(A)
Republic
(B)
Social contract
(C)
History of political thought
(D)
Capital
Question-5
Aristotle ends the ethics with a segue to the discussion of:
(A)
Aesthetics
(B)
Theology
(C)
Politics
(D)
Natural science
Question-6
Which one of the following is a fundamental right?
(A)
Right to freedom of religion
(B)
Right to property
(C)
Right to work
(D)
All of these
Question-7
Which one of the following fundamental right is guaranteed only to the citizens and root to the foreigners?
(A)
Equality before law and equal protection of law
(B)
Freedom of speech and expression
(C)
Right to life and personal liberty
(D)
Right to freedom of religion
Question-8
Fundamental rights guaranteed in the Indian constitution can be suspended only by
(A)
A proclamation of National Emergency
(B)
An act passed by parliament
(C)
An amendment of the constitution
(D)
The judicial decision of the supreme court
Question-9
Democracy means:
(A)
Rule of people
(B)
Rule of minister
(C)
Rule of speaker
(D)
All of these
Question-10
Which one of the following is not related to the constitutional government?
(A)
Coalition Government
(B)
Presidential Government
(C)
Hierarchy Government
(D)
Federal Government
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