MCQ on Indian Polity and Constitution



Q: If a Minister loses a no-confidence motion, then:

A: the Minister resigns

B: the whole Council of Ministers resigns

C: Lok Sabha is dissolved

D: only Prime Minister and that Minister resign



the whole Council of Ministers resigns


Q: To organize village Panchayat as units of self government is an example of:

A: Liberal principle

B: Economic principle

C: Gandhian principle

D: None of these



Gandhian principle


Q: Gram Panchayat Development Plan covers all subjects mentioned in 11th schedule of Indian Constitution. It covers how many subjects ?

A: 24

B: 27

C: 29

D: 31



29


Q: The definition of 'Money Bill', in case of Parliament of India, has been given in the Constitution of India in:

A: Article 70

B: Article 100

C: Article 110

D: Article 120



Article 110


Q: Chief Election Commissioner of India can be removed from office only by the :

A: President

B: Prime Minister

C: Parliament

D: None of these



President


Q: The Supreme Court of India declares by issuing a writ that the respondent was not entitled to an office he was holding or a privilege he was exercising. Which writ is that?

A: Habeas Corpus

B: Mandamus

C: Certiorari

D: Quo Warranto



Quo Warranto


Q: How many scheduled languages are there in the eight schedule of Indian Constitution ?

A: 23

B: 22

C: 24

D: 25



22


Q: Elections to Panchayats are held within :

A: 3 years interval regularly

B: 5 years interval regularly

C: 2 years interval regularly

D: 4 years interval regularly



5 years interval regularly


Q: From which community the President of India can nominate two members of Parliament in Lok Sabha ?

A: Minority community

B: Parsi community

C: Anglo-Indian community

D: Buddhist community



Anglo-Indian community


Q: The demand for the Constituent Assembly was put forward by the Indian National Congress in 1936 at its session held

A: Kanpur

B: Kolkata

C: Lahore

D: Lucknow



Lucknow
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