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- Question
The first speaker of the Lok Sabha was
Options- A. GV Mavlankar
- B. Hukum Singh
- C. MA Ayyangar
- D. GS Dhillon
- Correct Answer
- GV Mavlankar
- 1. Who certifies a bill to be a Money bill in india?
Options- A. Finance Minister
- B. President
- C. Speaker of the Lok Sabha
- D. Prime Minister Discuss
- 2. The Presidential Government operates on the principle of
Options- A. Division of powers between centre and state
- B. Centralisation of Powers
- C. Balance of powers
- D. Separartion of powers Discuss
- 3. Which article describes the importance of Free & Compulsory Education for children between 6-14 years in India?
Options- A. 21A
- B. 21B
- C. 21C
- D. 21D Discuss
- 4. The speaker of the Lok Sabha can ask a member of the house to stop speaking and let another member speak. This phenomenon is known as :
Options- A. Yielding the floor
- B. Crossing the floor
- C. Calling Attention Motion
- D. Point of Order Discuss
- 5. Who was the only Lok Sabha Speaker to have become the President of India
Options- A. VV Giri
- B. Zail Singh
- C. Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
- D. S.Radhakrishnan Discuss
- 6. In which year was the Supreme Court of India established?
Options- A. 1951
- B. 1949
- C. 1950
- D. 1947 Discuss
- 7. Who of the following threw a bomb in the Central Legislative Assembly along with Bhagat Singh ?
Options- A. B.K. Dutt
- B. Sukhdev
- C. Jatin Das
- D. Rajguru Discuss
- 8. When was the Supreme Court of India first inaugurated ?
Options- A. 28th January, 1950
- B. 26th November, 1949
- C. 30th January, 1949
- D. 15th August, 1947 Discuss
- 9. Can a citizen approach a court for the enforcement of a Directive Principle?
Options- A. Yes
- B. No
- C. Yes, on the fulfilment of certain conditions
- D. The Government can move the courts but the citizen cannot Discuss
- 10. Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with ' Fundamental Rights '
Options- A. Part I
- B. Part II
- C. Part III
- D. Part IV Discuss
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Correct Answer: Speaker of the Lok Sabha
Correct Answer: Separartion of powers
Correct Answer: 21A
Explanation:
The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act or Right to Education Act (RTE) which describes the importance of free and compulsory education for children between 6 and 14 in India is enacted under Article 21A of the Indian Constitution.
Correct Answer: Yielding the floor
Explanation:
Yielding the floor : The speaker of the Lok sabha can ask a member of the house to stop speaking and let another member speak.
Crossing the floor: Passing between the member addressing the House and the Chair which is considered breach of Parliamentary etiquette.
Point of Order: A Member of Parliament may raise a point of order if he feels that the proceedings of' the House do not follow the normal rules. The presiding officer decides whether the point of order raised by the member should be allowed.
Calling Attention Motion: With the prior permission of the Speaker, any member of the Parliament may call the attention of a Minister to a matter of urgent public importance. The Minister may make a brief statement about the matter or he may ask for time to make a statement later.
Correct Answer: Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
Correct Answer: B.K. Dutt
Explanation:
Bhagat Singh and B.K. Dutt threw bombs in the Legislative Assembly as a protest against "Passage of public Safety bill".
Correct Answer: 28th January, 1950
Explanation:
The Supreme Court of India was established on 28th January, 1950.
The Supreme Court followed the Federal Court of India which was founded under the Government of India Act, 1935.
Correct Answer: No
Explanation:
The reason: Directive principles are non-justiciable, while the Fundamental Rights are enforceable by the Courts, the Directives are not so enforceable by any court (Article 37). The courts cannot declare any law as void on the ground that it contravenes any of the directive Principles. Further, the courts are not competent to complete the Government to carry out any Directive.
Correct Answer: Part III
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