Q: When was the First Amendment to the Indian Constitution enacted?
A: June 1951
Q: Which amendment is called the mini constitution?
A: 42nd Amendment Act 1976
Q: Rajya Sabha is mentioned in which article?
A: Article 80
Q: Which house cannot introduce a Money Bill?
A: Rajya Sabha
Q: Religious education is prohibited under which article?
A: Article 28
Q: What is khasdar called in English?
A: Member of Parliament
Q: Who appoints the Prime Minister of India?
A: President of India
Q: MLA stands for?
A: Member of the Legislative Assembly
Q: Who was the longest serving Prime Minister of India?
A: Jawaharlal Nehru
Q: Who was the first woman Prime Minister of India?
A: Indira Gandhi
Q: Which Prime Minister never faced Parliament?
A: Charan Singh
Q: Which amendment added Article 21A?
A: 86th Amendment Act 2002
Q: Which is the first House of Parliament?
A: Lok Sabha
Q: Who inaugurated the Old Parliament House?
A: Lord Irwin
Q: Which garden is inside Rashtrapati Bhavan?
A: Amrit Udyan
Q: Who is the first Lokpal of India?
A: Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghosh
Q: Who was the first woman nominated to Rajya Sabha?
A: Rukmini Devi Arundale
Q: Who was the first film actress nominated to Rajya Sabha?
A: Nargis Dutt
Q: What is a 9 judge bench called?
A: Constitution Bench
Q: What does amicus curiae mean?
A: Friend of the Court
Q: Under whose government was Right to Property removed as a Fundamental Right?
A: Morarji Desai government
Q: What was omitted by the 44th Amendment Act?
A: Right to Property as Fundamental Right
Q: What are the four pillars of democracy?
A: Legislature Executive Judiciary Media
Q: In which country is a Money Bill presented in the Upper House?
A: Germany
Q: Satyameva Jayate is borrowed from?
A: Mundaka Upanishad
Q: Education is included in which list?
A: Concurrent List
Q: What are the three lists in the Constitution?
A: Union List State List Concurrent List
Q: Hota Committee is related to?
A: Civil Service Reforms
Q: Who defined democracy as of the people by the people for the people?
A: Abraham Lincoln
Q: What is another name of democracy?
A: Republic
Q: Highest law authority in India?
A: Supreme Court of India
Q: Highest law officer in India?
A: Attorney General of India
Q: What does Article 9 deal with?
A: Loss of citizenship on acquiring foreign citizenship
Q: Single citizenship concept borrowed from?
A: United Kingdom
Q: Full form of DPSP?
A: Directive Principles of State Policy
Q: Which act is known as Morley Minto Reforms?
A: Indian Councils Act 1909
Q: Which act introduced elections in India?
A: Indian Councils Act 1892
Q: DPSP borrowed from which country?
A: Ireland
Q: DPSP covered under which articles?
A: Articles 36 to 51
Q: DPSP included in which part?
A: Part IV
Q: Who served more than one term as Prime Minister of India?
A: Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Q: What does Article 154 deal with?
A: Executive power of the State
Q: What does Article 153 provide for?
A: Governor for each State
Q: Financial Emergency is under which article?
A: Article 360
Q: Concurrent List borrowed from which country?
A: Australia
Q: Who drafted the Objectives Resolution basis of Preamble?
A: Jawaharlal Nehru
Q: When was Panchayati Raj started in India?
A: 2 October 1959
Q: Father of Panchayati Raj?
A: Balwant Rai Mehta
Q: Fourth pillar of Indian democracy?
A: Freedom of the Press
Q: Abolition of Titles is under which article?
A: Article 18