The authority to alter the boundaries of state in India rests with:

• State government
• Parliament
• Prime Minister
• President
Correct Option: B  [ Parliament ]

Remark:

Who summons the meetings of the Parliament ?

• Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
• Prime Minister
• The President
• The Speaker and the Vice-President
Correct Option: C  [ The President ]

Remark:

In which year voting age reduced in India from 21 to 18?

• 1998
• 1989
• 1988
• none of these
Correct Option: B  [ 1989 ]

Remark: 61st Amendment Act 1989 by Rajib Gandhi Govt

First woman Judge appointed to our Supreme Court was:

• Anna Malhotra
• Jethmalani
• M. Fathima Beevi
• Leila Seth
Correct Option: C  [ M. Fathima Beevi ]

Remark:

Who appoints the judges of a High Court in an Indian State ?

• President of India
• Prime Minister of India
• Governor of the State
• Speaker of Lok Sabha
Correct Option: A  [ President of India ]

Remark:

A Judge of Supreme Court of India remains in office until he attains the age of

• 62 years
• 65 years
• 70 years
• 72 years
Correct Option: B  [ 65 years ]

Remark:

Which Article of Indian Constitution speaks about the formation of Gram Sabha ?

• 243-C
• 243-B
• 243-D
• 243-A
Correct Option: D  [ 243-A ]

Remark: ?Gram Sabha? means a body consisting of persons registered in the electoral rolls relating to a village comprised within the area of Panchayat at the village level.

The Constituent Assembly for undivided India first met on

• 6th December, 1946
• 9th December, 1946
• 13th December, 1947
• 20th February, 1947
Correct Option: B  [ 9th December, 1946 ]

Remark:

Which institution is regarded as the guardian of our Fundamental Rights ?

• The Supreme Court
• The Parliament
• The High Courts
• The Supreme Court and the High Courts
Correct Option: A  [ The Supreme Court ]

Remark:

Which Act during the British Colonial Era introduced 'Dyarchy' in British Indian?

• Regulating Act, 1773
• Morley Minto Reforms Act, 1909
• Montague Chelmsford Reforms Act, 1919
• Government of India Act, 1935
Correct Option: C  [ Montague Chelmsford Reforms Act, 1919 ]

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