161. Judicial Review, a salient feature of the Constitution of India, has been borrowed from which of the following countries?

  • (A) South Africa
  • (B) Canada
  • (C) Ireland
  • (D) The US

162. The Preamble of the Constitution describes India as:

  • (A) a unitary state
  • (B) a federal state
  • (C) an atheist state
  • (D) a secular state

163. Which of the following organisations said that India CANNOT have a parallel judicial system - one for the rich and the other for the poor?

  • (A) Supreme Court
  • (B) Himachal High Court
  • (C) Gujarat High Court
  • (D) Kerala High Court

164. How many Fundamental Rights were initially provided in the Constitution of India?

  • (A) Six
  • (B) Nine
  • (C) Seven
  • (D) Eight

165. _________ of the Constitution of India has provisions for legal enforcement of the fundamental rights.

  • (A) Article 28
  • (B) Article 19
  • (C) Article 32
  • (D) Article 29

166. Which of the following Articles was amended in the Constitution (Fifth Amendment Act), 1955?

  • (A) Article 45
  • (B) Article 3
  • (C) Article 34
  • (D) Article 17

167. The parliamentary standing committees have a tenure of ________ years.

  • (A) one
  • (B) four
  • (C) three
  • (D) two

168. A school teacher asks students to stand up every time national anthem is sung. Which Article enshrines this fundamental duty?

  • (A) Article 51 (d)
  • (B) Article 51 (c)
  • (C) Article 51 (b)
  • (D) Article 51A (a)

169. Which set of Articles in the Constitution of India are known as ‘Cultural and Educational Rights’?

  • (A) Articles 19-20
  • (B) Articles 29-30
  • (C) Articles 14-15
  • (D) Articles 23-24

170. Which of the following committees recommended the inclusion of fundamental duties in the Constitution of India?

  • (A) Balwant Rai Mehta Committee
  • (B) Sarkaria Committee
  • (C) Swaran Singh Committee
  • (D) Raja Mannar Committee

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