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#1. Indian Constitution is a ?
Indian Constitution is Neither Rigid nor Flexible. Indian Constitution is mixture of both.
#2. Which of the following Constitution deals with the power of Parliament to Amend the Constitution?
Article 368 of Indian Constitution deals with the power of Parliament to Amend the Constitution. It is in 20the (XX) PART of the Indian Constitution.
#3. The Constitution of India can be amended in how many Types?
The Constitution of India can be amended in 3 ways that is
- Amendment by special majority of Parliament of India.
- Amendment by special majority of Parliament of India and along with such a bill must be passed by half of the state legislative assemblies.
- Amendment by Simple Majority BY the Parliament of India.
#4. Which of the following provision can be amended by simple majority by the Parliament of India?
Quorum in Parliament of India, establishment of new state, or admitting new states, formation new state, changing boundaries and names of the states, abolition or creation of legislative council in the state these provision of the Indian Constitution can be amended by simple majority by the Parliament of India.
#5. A bill which deals with the acquisition or termination of citizenship must be passed by which of the following way?
A bill which deals with the acquisition or termination of citizenship must be passed by By Simple Majority in the Parliament of India.
#6. A Bill which deals with the Representation of state in the Parliament must be passed in which of the following way?
A Bill which deals with the Representation of state in the Parliament must be passed Special Majority of the Parliament of India and half of the state legislature.
#7. Any bill which deals with the 5th and 6th Schedule of the Indian Constitution must be passed by which of the following way?
Any bill which deals with the 5th and 6th Schedule of the Indian Constitution must be passed by Simple Majority of the Parliament of India.
#8. Which of the following Constitutional Amendment made it compulsory for the President of India give his assent to a Constitutional Amendment Bill?
24th Amendment 1971 made it compulsory for the President of India to give his assent to a Constitutional Amendment Bill.
#9. In Which of the following case the Supreme Court of India states that Parliament cannot take or amend the basic structure of the Indian Constitution?
In Kesavananda Bharati Case 1973 Supreme Court of India states that Parliament of India has power to amend any fundamental rights in the Indian Constitution so it upheld the validity of 24th Amendment 1971 but at the same time Supreme Court of India said that Parliament cannot take or amend fundamental right that forms part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution.
#10. Which of the following Article deals with the Legislative Relations between Centre and States?
Article 245 to Article 255 in Part XI of the Indian Constitution deals with the Legislative Relations between Centre and States.