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Q. What was the decision of the Supreme Court in Keshavanand Bharati case?

(A) Parliament is supreme in the matters of legislation
(B) In matters relating to compulsory acquisition of private property the court had the ultimate powers of determining what is public purpose under Article 31
(C) The power under Article 368 to amend the Constitution cannot be so exercised as to alter the basic structure or the essential features of the Constitution
(D) The Supreme Court has full authority to pronounce on the Constitutional Validity of any State law

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Q. In the Minerva Mills batch of cases the Supreme Court has further reaffirmed its
decision in :

(A) Golakh Nath Case
(B) Keshavanand Bharati case
(C) Sajjan Singh Case
(D) None of the above

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Q. The decision of the Supreme Court in the Golakh Nath Case was that:

(A) Judiciary is independent of Parliament
(B) Fundamental Rights could not be amended or abridged
(C) the Constitution is supreme
(D) the basic structure of the Constitution should not be changed

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Q. Put in chronological order the following Amendments to the Constitution.
1. Addition of Ninth Schedule to the Constitution.
2. Abolition of privy purses and privileges of former princes.
3. Insertion of XI Schedule
4. Removal of Right to Property from Constitutional Rights.

(A) I, II, III, IV
(B) II, I, IV, III
(C) I, II, IV, III
(D) IV, I, II, III

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Q. Which of the following provisions can be amended by simple majority?

(A) Creation of new States
(B) Creation or abolition of upper houses in State Legislatures
(C) Reconstitution of existing States
(D) All of the above

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Q. If the procedure for the election of the President of India is sought to be modified,
which of the following conditions are required?
1. An Amendment of the Constitution passed by simple majority in Lok Sabha
2. A referendum
3. An Amendment of the Constitution passed by two-thirds majority in both Houses of Parliament.
4. Ratification of the legislatures of at least half the number of States.

(A) 1 and 4
(B) 2 and 3
(C) 3 and 4
(D) None of the above, as the election procedure cannot be changed

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Q. When the name of the State is changed or a new State is created, the Constitution of
India is required to be amended by Parliament by a :

(A) simple majority as under Articles 107 and 108
(B) majority of total numbers of both the Houses under Article 368
(C) special majority under Article 368
(D) special majority after obtaining opinion of the concerned State under Article 3 of the Constitution

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Q. An Amendment of the Bill relating to the manner and mode of election of the President:

(A) does not need the assent of the President
(B) does need the assent of the President
(C) does not need the assent of the President if passed by ratification of the States
(D) on approval of the Bill by the cabinet, assent of the President may be dispensed with

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Q. Which of the following statements regarding 74th Amendment of the Constitution are correct?
1. It provides for the insertion of a new schedule to the Constitution.
2. It restructures the working of the municipalities.
3. It provides for the reservation of seats for women and scheduled castes in the municipalities.

(A) A only
(B) A and C
(C) A and B
(D) A, B and C

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Q. The Amendment procedure laid down in Indian Constitution is on the pattern of:

(A) Constitution of Canada
(B) Government of India Act, 1935
(C) Constitution of South Africa
(D) Constitution of USA

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Q. What was the decision of the Supreme Court in Keshavanand Bharati case?

Q. In the Minerva Mills batch of cases the Supreme Court has further reaffirmed its
decision in :

Q. The decision of the Supreme Court in the Golakh Nath Case was that:

Q. Put in chronological order the following Amendments to the Constitution.
1. Addition of Ninth Schedule to the Constitution.
2. Abolition of privy purses and privileges of former princes.
3. Insertion of XI Schedule
4. Removal of Right to Property from Constitutional Rights.

Q. Which of the following provisions can be amended by simple majority?

Q. When the name of the State is changed or a new State is created, the Constitution of
India is required to be amended by Parliament by a :

Q. An Amendment of the Bill relating to the manner and mode of election of the President:

Q. The Amendment procedure laid down in Indian Constitution is on the pattern of:

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Politics MCQs with answers Page - 91

Q. What was the decision of the Supreme Court in Keshavanand Bharati case?

Q. In the Minerva Mills batch of cases the Supreme Court has further reaffirmed its decision in :

Q. The decision of the Supreme Court in the Golakh Nath Case was that:

Q. Put in chronological order the following Amendments to the Constitution. 1. Addition of Ninth Schedule to the Constitution. 2. Abolition of privy purses and privileges of former princes. 3. Insertion of XI Schedule 4. Removal of Right to Property from Constitutional Rights.

Q. Which of the following provisions can be amended by simple majority?

Q. When the name of the State is changed or a new State is created, the Constitution of India is required to be amended by Parliament by a :

Q. An Amendment of the Bill relating to the manner and mode of election of the President:

Q. The Amendment procedure laid down in Indian Constitution is on the pattern of:

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Q. In the Minerva Mills batch of cases the Supreme Court has further reaffirmed its
decision in :

Q. Put in chronological order the following Amendments to the Constitution.
1. Addition of Ninth Schedule to the Constitution.
2. Abolition of privy purses and privileges of former princes.
3. Insertion of XI Schedule
4. Removal of Right to Property from Constitutional Rights.

Q. When the name of the State is changed or a new State is created, the Constitution of
India is required to be amended by Parliament by a :