211. Which of the following Articles prohibits traffic in human beings and forced labour?

  • (A) Article 25
  • (B) Article 28
  • (C) Article 23
  • (D) Article 22

212. Writ of Mandamus is a Fundamental Right classifiable under:

  • (A) the right to equality
  • (B) cultural and educational rights
  • (C) constitutional remedies
  • (D) the right to freedom of religion

213. Which of the following Articles of the Constitution of India CANNOT be amended with simple majority?

  • (A) 21
  • (B) 3
  • (C) 2
  • (D) 169

214. How might ICT enhance the openness of e-land records?

  • (A) Enabling quick search and retrieval of land records
  • (B) Enforcing strict regulations on land transactions
  • (C) Facilitating manual record updates and amendments
  • (D) Reducing the need for land surveys and assessments

215. Which of the following parts of the Indian Constitution is described as the ‘Magna Carta of India’?

  • (A) Part IV
  • (B) Part II
  • (C) Part III
  • (D) Part I

216. In which part of the Constitution will you find the six broad categories of Fundamental Rights?

  • (A) Part II
  • (B) Part III
  • (C) Part IV
  • (D) Part I

217. Who has the power to regulate the right of citizenship in India?

  • (A) Supreme Court
  • (B) President
  • (C) Governor
  • (D) Parliament

218. Thee 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act of Indian Constitution was passed in the year ________.

  • (A) 1976
  • (B) 1977
  • (C) 1978
  • (D) 1979

219. The original constitution did NOT mention any fundamental duty because:

  • (A) initially fundamental duties were not expected to be performed
  • (B) it was expected that the citizens of the country would perform their duties willingly
  • (C) it was expected that the citizens of the country would perform their duties forcefully
  • (D) initially fundamental duties were punishable as per the constitution

220. Which Article of the Constitution of India vests plenary powers in Parliament to legislate on the subject of citizenship?

  • (A) Article 8
  • (B) Article 5
  • (C) Article 11
  • (D) Article 6

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