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Indian Constitution - General Knowledge Questions
A)
10
B)
12
C)
14
D)
16

Correct Answer :   12

A)
Cabinet Secretary
B)
Ministry of Parliament affairs
C)
Speaker of Lok sabha
D)
Prime Minister of India

Correct Answer :   Speaker of Lok sabha

A)
Prime Minister of Inida
B)
Lok sabha
C)
Lok sabha and Rajya Sabha
D)
Union cabinet

Correct Answer :   Lok sabha

A)
Prime Minister
B)
Union Home Minister
C)
Speaker of Lok sabha
D)
Chief Justice of India

Correct Answer :   Chief Justice of India

A)
HP Modi
B)
Frank Anthony
C)
Kanaiyalal Munshi
D)
James Franklin

Correct Answer :   Frank Anthony

Frank Anthony represented the Anglo-Indian community, and the Parsis were represented by H. P. Modi

A)
18 July 1947
B)
20 July 1947
C)
14 August 1947
D)
20 July 1946

Correct Answer :   18 July 1947

The Indian Independence Act, enacted and adopted by the British Parliament, receives royal assent on 18 July 1947. The Indian Independence Act creates two new independent Dominions: India (Hindu) and Pakistan (Muslim), the latter being divided into two territories (West Pakistan and East Pakistan).

A)
6
B)
8
C)
10
D)
12

Correct Answer :   6

There are six fundamental rights in India.
1. They are 
Right to Equality
2. Right to Freedom
3.
Right against Exploitation
4.
Right to Freedom of Religion
5. Cultural and Educational 
Rights
6. Right to Constitutional Remedies.

A)
26 January 1950
B)
26 November 1949
C)
20 November 1950
D)
20 January 1949

Correct Answer :   26 November 1949

A)
Prime Minister of India
B)
The Governor of the concerning State
C)
The C.M of the concerned State
D)
President of India

Correct Answer :   President of India

A)
Prime Minister of India
B)
President of India
C)
Governors of State
D)
Parliament

Correct Answer :   President of India