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Question-1
Every citizen is subject to the authority of the:
(A)
Executive
(B)
Legislature
(C)
Judiciary
(D)
State
Question-2
The term citizen means:
(A)
A resident of a city with the privileges of resistance
(B)
Just a residence
(C)
Privilege
(D)
All the above
Question-3
Rights of citizenship of certain persons who have migrated to India from Pakistan is related in Article:
(A)
Article 6
(B)
Article 5
(C)
Article 7
(D)
Article 8
Question-4
In Indian constitution citizenship has been mentioned under:
(A)
Article 4 to 8
(B)
Article 5 to 11
(C)
Article 7 to 12
(D)
Article 8 to 10
Question-5
The single citizenship has been granted to :
(A)
Give authority to states
(B)
Strengthen natural unity
(C)
Establish Independent judiciary
(D)
Strengthen federalism
Question-6
Citizenship has been mentioned in which part of Indian constitution?
(A)
Part II
(B)
Part III
(C)
Part IV
(D)
Part V
Question-7
The concept of citizenship has become more:
(A)
Comprehensive
(B)
Positive
(C)
Constructive
(D)
All the above
Question-8
Indian citizenship can be acquired:
(A)
By descent
(B)
By naturalisation
(C)
By registration
(D)
All of these
Question-9
Which among the following rights are exclusively enjoyed by the citizens of India?
(A)
Right to contest for certain offices
(B)
The right of suffrage for election to the house of people and legislative assembly of every state
(C)
Some of the fundamental right under Articles 19,16,15
(D)
All the above
Question-10
According to citizenship Act , citizenship can be acquired by:
(A)
Occupation
(B)
Profession
(C)
Qualification
(D)
Birth
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