Which part of India's Constitution contains Fundamental Rights?
Correct answer: C
Part III sets out enforceable constitutional rights.
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Which institution hears disputes through conciliation and settlement and is commonly called a people's court?
Correct answer: B
Lok Adalats facilitate settlement under the legal services framework.
Which constitutional office audits government accounts?
Correct answer: D
The CAG supports legislative financial accountability.
Which article provides for a Finance Commission?
Correct answer: A
The Commission makes recommendations on specified fiscal arrangements.
Who formally appoints the Prime Minister?
Correct answer: D
The appointment operates within the parliamentary system.
Which list allows both Union and states to legislate on specified subjects?
Correct answer: A
Both levels can legislate, subject to conflict rules.
Which writ requires production of a detained person before a court?
Correct answer: C
It tests the legality of detention.
Which amendment gave constitutional status to Panchayats?
Correct answer: B
It inserted Part IX and the Eleventh Schedule.
Which schedule contains the three legislative lists?
Correct answer: C
It contains the Union, State and Concurrent Lists.
Which article abolishes untouchability?
Correct answer: A
It forbids the practice of untouchability in any form.
Which body consists of persons registered in the electoral rolls of a village area?
Correct answer: C
It is the general body of eligible village voters.
Which writ is used by a superior court to stop an inferior court from exceeding jurisdiction?
Correct answer: A
It restrains proceedings beyond lawful jurisdiction.
Which amendment gave constitutional status to municipalities?
Correct answer: B
It inserted Part IXA and the Twelfth Schedule.
To which house is the Union Council of Ministers collectively responsible?
Correct answer: C
Collective responsibility is provided under Article 75.
Which part contains the Directive Principles of State Policy?
Correct answer: D
These principles guide the State in policymaking.
Which article provides equality before the law and equal protection of laws?
Correct answer: C
The article protects equality within India's territory.
Which writ questions the legal authority to hold a public office?
Correct answer: D
It examines entitlement to a public office.
Which constitutional list includes defence and foreign affairs?
Correct answer: A
These matters primarily fall within Union legislative competence.
Who is the ex officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha?
Correct answer: C
The Vice-President presides over the Council of States.
Which part contains Fundamental Duties?
Correct answer: D
Fundamental Duties are listed in Article 51A.
Which house alone can introduce a Money Bill at Union level?
Correct answer: C
A Money Bill originates in the House of the People.
Which article empowers High Courts to issue writs?
Correct answer: D
Its scope extends to Fundamental Rights and other legal purposes.
Which list includes police and public order, subject to constitutional provisions?
Correct answer: A
These are principally state subjects.
Which article establishes the Election Commission's superintendence of elections?
Correct answer: D
The Commission oversees elections specified by the Constitution.
Which house represents states in the Union Parliament?
Correct answer: B
The Council of States is Parliament's upper house.