Q: How many times has a National Emergency been declared in India?
A: Three times — 1962, 1971, and 1975
Q: What is Article 19 known as?
A: Right to Freedom
Q: What is called the backbone of the Constitution?
A: Preamble
Q: Which type of Emergency has never been declared in India?
A: Financial Emergency
Q: Who was the Prime Minister during the 1962 Emergency?
A: Jawaharlal Nehru
Q: Who was the President of India during the 1975 Emergency?
A: Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
Q: Which minister resigned after the 1962 war?
A: V. K. Krishna Menon
Q: Which Presidents of India died in office?
A: Zakir Husain and Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
Q: Which agreement was signed between India and China in 1954?
A: Panchsheel Agreement
Q: Which Indian Prime Minister died in the USSR?
A: Lal Bahadur Shastri
Q: Who was called the “Indian Rasputin”?
A: V. K. Krishna Menon
Q: Who was the first woman IAS officer in India?
A: Anna Rajam Malhotra
Q: Which Prime Minister took office without being a Member of Parliament?
A: H. D. Deve Gowda
Q: Who said “India is Indira and Indira is India”?
A: Dev Kant Barooah
Q: Who was the first President of India elected unopposed?
A: Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
Q: Which Amendment modified the Preamble?
A: 42nd Amendment
Q: Where was India’s first Municipal Corporation established?
A: Madras
Q: What is the constitutional name of India?
A: Republic of India
Q: Which right was removed from Fundamental Rights by the 44th Amendment?
A: Right to Property
Q: Fundamental Rights are ineffective without which right?
A: Right to Constitutional Remedies
Q: Who became President of the Constituent Assembly after Sachidananda Sinha?
A: Rajendra Prasad
Q: The Constituent Assembly functioned under which structure?
A: Unicameral
Q: When was the Right to Information Act passed?
A: 2005
Q: Which Act established the Supreme Court of India?
A: Regulating Act of 1773
Q: India’s Five-Year Plans were inspired by which country?
A: Soviet Union
Q: Who introduced Five-Year Plans in India?
A: Jawaharlal Nehru
Q: Which Five-Year Plan is considered a failure?
A: Third Five-Year Plan
Q: Which plan is known as Gadgil Yojana?
A: Third Five-Year Plan
Q: According to the Constitution, who is the ultimate sovereign authority in India?
A: The People of India
Q: Under which PM was the voting age reduced to 18 years?
A: Rajiv Gandhi
Q: Which Amendment reduced the voting age to 18 years?
A: 61st Amendment
Q: Which Article defines voting eligibility?
A: Article 326
Q: What does Article 21A guarantee?
A: Free and compulsory education for children aged 6–14 years
Q: Which Article abolishes untouchability?
A: Article 17
Q: Who is regarded as the chief architect behind abolition of untouchability?
A: B. R. Ambedkar
Q: Who designed the artwork of the Indian Constitution?
A: Nandalal Bose
Q: What is the symbol printed on the Constitution of India?
A: National Emblem of India
Q: Who was the last person to sign the Constitution of India?
A: Feroze Gandhi
Q: Who was the permanent Chairman of the Constituent Assembly?
A: Rajendra Prasad
Q: Which day is observed as Constitution Day?
A: November 26
Q: Whose birth anniversary is associated with Constitution Day?
A: B. R. Ambedkar
Q: Why is India called a Republic?
A: Because the Head of State is elected
Q: Which country is often called the “Mother of Democracy”?
A: India
Q: Which Articles deal with the President of India?
A: Articles 52 to 62
Q: What are the core ideals of the Preamble?
A: Justice, Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity
Q: Which part of the Constitution is called the Magna Carta of India?
A: Part III — Fundamental Rights
Q: Which Article provides for impeachment of the President?
A: Article 61
Q: What does “61 Act” commonly refer to?
A: Article 61
Q: Which Article permits special provisions for women and children?
A: Article 15(3)
Q: Which Amendment introduced GST?
A: 101st Amendment