Which one of the following is not the qualification for election to the office of the Vice-President? (a) Must be a citizen of India (b) Must be qualified to be elected as member of Rajya Sabha (c) Must not hold office of profit under Union or state government (d) He should be a member of Parliament

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Which of the following rights have been given to the foreigners in India under the Constitution? (a) Right to equality before law (b) Right to protection of life and personal liberty (c) Right to protection against arrest in certain cases (d) All of these

Which of the following are included in Right to Freedom of Religion? (a) Right to Freedom of Conscience (b) Practice and propagation of religion (c) Right to Freedom against forced religious instructions (d) Right to Freedom from payment of tax for the promotion of a particular religion (e) All of these

Which of the following will be considered permanently domiciled in India? (a) Those who have permanent home in India (b) Were born within the territory of India (c) Either of whose parents was born in the territory of India (d) Have been residing in the territory of India for not less than five years before the commencement of the Indian Constitution (e) All of above mentioned (f) Only ?a? and ?b?

In which of the following ways Indian citizenship can be acquired? (a) By birth (b) By descent (c) By naturalization (d) By registration (e) All of these

Which of the following qualifications are necessary for a person who acquires citizenship by naturalization in India? (a) He is not a subject or citizen of any country where the citizens of India are debarred from becoming subjects or citizens of that country by naturalization (b) That he has given up the citizenship of that country according to the law of that country and has notified to the central government (c) Throughout the period of 12 months immediately preceding the date of application he has either been residing in India or been in the service of India (d) All of these

Which of the following statements is true in respect of the Rajya Sabha? (a) One-third of its members retire every two years (b) One-third of its members retire every three years (c) Two-thirds of its members retire every two years (d) Two-thirds of its members retire every three years

All previous laws on which of the following subjects incorporated in the ninth schedule of the Constitution are now beyond litigation? (a) Small scale industries (b) Land reforms (c) Direct taxes (d) Heavy industries

Who among the following was not a member of the Drafting Committee of the Constitution? (a) Sri Alladi K Ayyar (b) Dr Rajendra Prasad (c) N G Ayyangar (d) Dr B R Ambedkar

Which of the following statements regarding the difference between the Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are correct? (a) Fundamental Rights are justiciable (b) Fundamental Rights prevail if they come in conflict with Directive Principles (c) If a law is passed for the enforcement of Directive Principles it will not be declared unconstitutional even if it comes in clash with Fundamental Rights (d) All of them are correct

Which of the following provisions can be amended by the simple majority of the members present and voting in the parliament? (a) Provisions relating to citizenship (b) Creation or abolition of Upper House of State Legislatures (c) Administration of SC/ST (d) Creation or abolition of a State (e) Changing the boundary or name of a State

Which one of the following is true? (a) Every person living within India has fundamental rights (b) Article 20 and 21 apply to all citizens and non-citizens (c) The Planning Commission works as per the provision of the Constitution (d) None of the above

Which of the following categories of Ministers are found in Council of Ministers in India? (a) Cabinet Ministers (b) Ministers of States (c) Deputy Ministers (d) All of the above categories

Under which of the following conditions the Ministry falls? (a) When a vote of no confidence is passed against the government by the Parliament (b) When a Money Bill presented on behalf of the government is defeated in the Parliament (c) When an advice on an important matter tendered by the Prime Minister to the President is rejected by the latter (d) All of these

Which of the following is the power of the Prime Minister in practice? (a) Choosing the members of the council of Ministers and allocating portfolios (b) Calling the meetings of the cabinet and presiding over them (c) His responsibility to carry the work of the government efficiently (d) Senior appointments are made with his approval (e) All of these