Which of the following provisions of our Constitution can be
amended by the method of simple majority by the Union
Parliament?
(a) Creation of new States or changing the boundaries of the
existing States
(b) The creation or abolition of Second Chambers in the States
(c) Qualifications for Indian citizenship
(d) Administration of Scheduled and Tribal Areas
Which country is known as ?Cockpit of Europe??
Which of the following provisions in the Constitution make Indian Constitution unitary in spirit? (a) Parliament can make laws for the states under some circumstances (b) Provision for All India Services (c) Power to propose amendment in the Constitution are vested only in the Parliament (d) The authority of the Comptroller and Auditor General (e) All of these
The Fundamental Right that aims at the abolition of social distinctions is the right ? a) To Property b) Against exploitation c) To equality d) To freedom
Sodium Chloride is the chemical name of the 1 Soda used for washing clothes 2 Salt used in kitchen 3 Banking Power 4 None of these
The Indian State that traditionally tops in hosiery and woolen goods in India is: (a) Kerala (b) Karnataka (c) Punjab (d) Jammu & Kashmir
In which regions is chemical weathering most effective ? (a) Arid (b) Humid (c) Mountainous
The year in which the famous Kakatiya temple at Palampet (Ramappa temple) was constructed (1) 1162 A.D. (2) 1191 A.D. (3) 1206 A.D. (4) 1213 A.D.
The term ?athwart? in sailing means: (a) in with the wind (b) into the breeze (c) across (d) downward
The Kelkar Committee report deals with (a) Direct & Indirect Taxes (b) Electoral Reforms (c) Banking Sector Reforms (d) River Water Disputes
According to ?India Vision 2020?, if India has to attain the goal of total employment by the year 2020, it should work towards generating scope for??. Jobs per year 1 1 million 2 2 million 3 5 million 4 10 million
The country which suspended defence ties with France over its test in the South Pacific is (1) Australia (2) United States (3) Russia (4) Britain
The First Gurkha War is an important event in the administration of: (a) Lord Wallesley (b) Lord Minto (c) Lord Hastings (d) Lord Amherst