Which writ directs a public authority to perform a public duty?
Correct answer: D
The writ compels performance of an enforceable public duty.
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Correct answer: D
The writ compels performance of an enforceable public duty.
Correct answer: B
It enables enforcement of Fundamental Rights.
Correct answer: D
Deprivation must follow procedure established by law, interpreted with constitutional safeguards.
Correct answer: B
It makes fiscal recommendations under Article 280.
Correct answer: B
I is incorrect: Article 19 → Specified freedoms of citizens. These freedoms are subject to constitutionally permitted restrictions. II is correct: Article 29 → Protection of cultural interests. A section of citizens may conserve its distinct language, script or culture.
Correct answer: C
The directive concerns the state's public services.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Article 50 → Separation of judiciary from executive. The directive concerns the state's public services. II is correct: Article 44 → Uniform civil code as a Directive Principle. The state shall endeavour to secure such a code for citizens.
Correct answer: D
India is described as a Union of States.
Correct answer: C
I is incorrect: Article 51A → Fundamental Duties. The duties are placed in Part IVA. II is correct: Article 22 → Protection against arrest and detention in certain cases. It includes procedural safeguards and preventive-detention provisions.
Correct answer: A
Military and academic distinctions are excepted.
Correct answer: B
I is correct: Article 24 → Protection of children in specified hazardous employment. It concerns children below fourteen in factories, mines and hazardous work. II is correct: Article 21A → Free and compulsory education for ages six to fourteen. The state must provide education in the manner determined by law.
Correct answer: C
I is correct: Article 44 → Uniform civil code as a Directive Principle. The state shall endeavour to secure such a code for citizens. II is incorrect: Article 21A → Free and compulsory education for ages six to fourteen. The state must provide education in the manner determined by law.
Correct answer: A
The state shall endeavour to secure such a code for citizens.
Correct answer: B
I is incorrect: Article 20 → Protection in respect of conviction for offences. It covers ex post facto punishment, double jeopardy and self-incrimination. II is incorrect: Article 16 → Equality of opportunity in public employment. The provision addresses employment or appointment under the state.
Correct answer: C
It concerns children below fourteen in factories, mines and hazardous work.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Article 23 → Prohibition of trafficking and forced labour. The prohibition extends to begar and similar forced labour. II is incorrect: Article 20 → Protection in respect of conviction for offences. It covers ex post facto punishment, double jeopardy and self-incrimination.
Correct answer: C
Religious and linguistic minorities may establish and administer educational institutions.
Correct answer: D
I is correct: Article 19 → Specified freedoms of citizens. These freedoms are subject to constitutionally permitted restrictions. II is incorrect: Article 30 → Minority educational institutions. Religious and linguistic minorities may establish and administer educational institutions.
Correct answer: A
It includes procedural safeguards and preventive-detention provisions.
Correct answer: D
I is incorrect: Article 15 → Prohibition of specified grounds of discrimination. It also permits specified special provisions. II is incorrect: Article 21A → Free and compulsory education for ages six to fourteen. The state must provide education in the manner determined by law.
Correct answer: A
Parliament can reorganise states through the specified constitutional process.
Correct answer: C
I is correct: Article 21A → Free and compulsory education for ages six to fourteen. The state must provide education in the manner determined by law. II is incorrect: Article 30 → Minority educational institutions. Religious and linguistic minorities may establish and administer educational institutions.
Correct answer: B
The article establishes limits on laws that contravene Part III.
Correct answer: A
I is correct: Article 13 → Laws inconsistent with Fundamental Rights. The article establishes limits on laws that contravene Part III. II is correct: Article 20 → Protection in respect of conviction for offences. It covers ex post facto punishment, double jeopardy and self-incrimination.
Correct answer: C
It is subject to public order, morality, health and other Part III provisions.