The Constitution of India was adopted on which date?

Which case established that the Preamble is an integral part of the Indian Constitution?

The Preamble describes India as 'Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic'. Which words were added by the 42nd Amendment (1976)?

Right to Property was removed from Fundamental Rights and made a legal right by which Constitutional Amendment?

Article 21 of the Constitution guarantees:

Which Article provides for the Right to Constitutional Remedies — the right to move the Supreme Court for enforcement of Fundamental Rights?

Which writ is issued by the court to enquire into the legality of claim to a public office?

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are derived from which country's constitution?

Which Article of the Constitution directs the State to secure a Uniform Civil Code for Indian citizens?

Fundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution by which Amendment?

The President of India is elected by an Electoral College consisting of:

Under which Article can the President exercise Pocket Veto (keeping a bill without signing or returning it)?

The 91st Constitutional Amendment (2003) placed what restriction on the size of the Council of Ministers?

A Money Bill under Article 110 can be introduced in which House?

The Rajya Sabha is called a 'permanent House' because:

A Joint Sitting of Parliament (Article 108) can be called by the President when there is a deadlock between the two Houses. This provision CANNOT be used for which type of bills?

The Supreme Court of India was established under which Article?

Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in India is filed under which Articles?

The Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution contains which three lists?

Under Article 352 (National Emergency), the President can proclaim emergency on which grounds?

The SR Bommai Case (1994) is significant because it set limits on which power?

The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India is appointed and removed in which manner?

The Election Commission of India (ECI) is a constitutional body under which Article?

The Finance Commission of India is constituted under which Article, and how often?

The Anti-Defection Law (10th Schedule) was inserted by which Amendment?

The 73rd Constitutional Amendment (1992) related to Panchayati Raj mandated elections to panchayats at least every:

The 9th Schedule of the Indian Constitution was added by which Amendment and what is its significance?

Constitutional Amendments in India are governed by Article 368. Which of the following statements is correct?

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India was established under which Act?

The Governor of a state is appointed by the President. Which of the following describes the Governor's relationship with the state cabinet?

Which Article provides special provisions for the state of Jammu & Kashmir that were revoked in 2019?

UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) conducts Civil Services Examination. The UPSC is established under which Article?

The Inter-State Council (Article 263) is currently chaired by whom?

The Indian Constitution provides for SINGLE citizenship. From which country was this concept borrowed?

Article 19 guarantees six freedoms. Which of the following is NOT one of the six freedoms under Article 19(1)?

The concept of 'Judicial Activism' in India is best illustrated by:

The 8th Schedule of the Indian Constitution lists official languages. How many languages are currently listed?

The Golaknath Case (1967) held that Parliament CANNOT amend Fundamental Rights. This was later overruled by which case?

The Indian Constitution is described as 'federal in form but unitary in spirit.' Which feature makes it 'unitary in spirit'?

The Right to Information Act (RTI Act) derives its constitutional basis from which Article?

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament reviews which of the following?

Article 3 of the Constitution deals with formation of new states. Parliament can create a new state by:

Which Act is called the 'Magna Carta of India' before Independence?

Which commission recommended restructuring Centre-State relations and is known as the 'Sarkaria Commission'?

The National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) was struck down by the Supreme Court in which case (2015)?

Article 352, 356, and 360 deal with Emergency provisions. What is the correct sequence of emergency types?

Which of the following is a special power of Lok Sabha over Rajya Sabha?

Article 32 cannot be suspended even during Emergency, but the President can suspend the right to move courts under which Article?

The GST Council (Article 279A) was inserted by which Constitutional Amendment?

The Right to Education (Article 21A) was made a Fundamental Right by which Amendment?

The National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC) is established under which Article?

The 'Right to Privacy' was declared a Fundamental Right by the Supreme Court in which landmark case?

Article 35A which defined 'permanent residents' of Jammu & Kashmir was inserted through which mechanism?

What is 'Judicial Review' in the context of the Indian Constitution?

The Attorney General of India is appointed under which Article?

The Parliamentary privilege of 'Freedom of Speech' in Parliament is covered under which Article?

Which Constitutional Amendment extended reservations for SCs and STs in Lok Sabha and State Assemblies (which were to end in 1980) and has been extended multiple times?

Article 249 gives Rajya Sabha the power to pass a resolution enabling Parliament to legislate on State List subjects. What majority is required?

The National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) was given constitutional status by which Amendment?

India's constitutional philosophy of 'Ambedkarite Justice' vs 'Nehruvian Socialism' was resolved through which mechanism in the original Constitution?

The 'Zero Hour' in the Indian Parliament is:

The 'doctrine of proportionality' in Indian constitutional law means:

NITI Aayog replaced the Planning Commission. What is the constitutional/legal status of NITI Aayog?

The objectives of the Indian Constitution are stated in its Preamble. 'Justice — social, economic, and political' is borrowed from which declaration/document?

Article 123 empowers the President to promulgate Ordinances. A key restriction on this power is:

The Indra Sawhney Case (Mandal Case, 1992) established which key principle about OBC reservation?

The concept of 'Separation of Powers' in India differs from the USA because:

Article 21A (Right to Education) mandates free and compulsory education for children of which age group?

The concept of 'Basic Structure' of the Constitution prohibits Parliament from amending which of the following?

The Indian Constituent Assembly that drafted the Constitution was established under which Act/Plan?

Article 40 of the Constitution (DPSP) directs the State to:

Which Article deals with National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST)?

The Constitution of India has how many Parts and Schedules as of 2024?

Under Article 164, the state Chief Minister is appointed by which authority?

Which Article of the Constitution abolishes child labour in hazardous industries?

The 'Doctrine of Eclipse' in Indian Constitutional law deals with:

The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act (2013) established Lokpal as an anti-corruption body. What is the constitutional status of Lokpal?

The 103rd Constitutional Amendment (2019) introduced 10% reservation for EWS (Economically Weaker Sections). This was challenged in court. What was the SC's verdict?

Under Article 143, the President can seek the Supreme Court's advisory opinion. This advisory opinion is:

The Model Code of Conduct (MCC) in Indian elections is:

The 'Right to be Forgotten' in India is derived from which Fundamental Right?

The concept of 'Cooperative Federalism' in India is best illustrated by which institution?

Which Article deals with 'Equal Pay for Equal Work' as a directive principle?

The 'Doctrine of Colorable Legislation' in constitutional law deals with:

Which Article of the Constitution gives Parliament the power to legislate on any subject in State List during National Emergency?

In the Shreya Singhal Case (2015), the Supreme Court struck down which provision of the IT Act?

The Constituent Assembly's Objectives Resolution, moved by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1946, formed the basis for which part of the Constitution?

Article 300A provides that no person shall be deprived of property save by authority of law. This represents which type of right?

The 61st Constitutional Amendment (1988) reduced the voting age from 21 to 18. Which Article was amended?

The concept of 'Public Trust Doctrine' in India, applied to natural resources, was established in which case?

The 'Doctrine of Incidental/Ancillary Power' in constitutional law means:

The National Commission for Women (NCW) of India is established under which law?

What is 'Concurrent jurisdiction' in the Indian Constitution?

The 'Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation' in administrative law means: