The Directive Principles of State Policy were given an
overriding position over the Fundamental Rights under
certain circumstances by the
(a) Forty-second Amendment
(b) Forty-first Amendment
(c) Twenty-fourth Amendment
(d) Twenty-fifth Amendment
The obvious cause of the crusades was: (a) their desire for new lands (b) to regain the holy land (c) the Church taking recourse to questionable practices (d) that fighting was practically the only occupation of the nobility
Why was Colonge city recently in the news? 1 G-8 Summit took place there in June 1999 2 This was the venue of the 1999 World Cup Cricket finals 3 The World Science Congress 1999 was organized there 4 None of these
The wheel on the middle strip of the National Flag has: (a) 24 spokes (b) 20 spokes (c) 48 spokes (d) 18 spokes
Which involved in the Panchayati Raj? (1) The Village, Block and District (2) The Village and State (3) The Village, District and State (4) The Village, State and the Centre
The Head of the Indian Republic, according to Article 52 of the Constitution, is the (a) President (b) Vice-President (c) Prime Minister (d) None of these
The Chaturvyuha theory was the contribution of (1) Pancharatras (2) Vaikhanasas (3) Chaityakas (4) Kapalikas
The gas used in the preparation of soda water is: (A) Oxygen (B) Nitrogen (C) Carbon Dioxide (D) Hydrogen
The electoral college that elects the President of India consists of the (a) Elected members of all the State Legislatures, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha (b) Elected members of the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and State Assemblies (c) Elected members of Lok Sabha and State Assemblies (d) Elected members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
The maximum limit at which water vapour is found in the troposphere is : (a) 18000 feet (b) 10000 feet (c) 5000 feet
In which of the following cities of Japan, an accident occurred at the nuclear fuel facility in September, 1999? 1 Tokyo 2 Osaka 3 Tokaimura 4 Nagoya
How many countries are members of ASEAN? 1 Eleven 2 Twelve 3 Six 4 Ten
Single out the false statement pertaining to the International Court of Justice: (a) Its judges are elected (b) Its decisions are not enforceable (c) It is the Principal Judicial organ of the United Nations (d) In case of non-implementation of the decision the further redressal of national grievances is not feasible