Articles
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Which Article defines the term "State"?
a) Article 13
b) Article 12
c) Article 36
d) Article 14
β b) Article 12
Explanation: Defines "State" for Fundamental Rights scope. -
Article 14 guarantees:
a) Equal opportunity
b) Equality before law and equal protection of laws
c) Freedom of speech
d) Right to property
β b) Equality before law and equal protection of laws
Explanation: It ensures Rule of Law. -
Right to Freedom of Speech is under:
a) Article 15
b) Article 17
c) Article 19
d) Article 21
β c) Article 19
Explanation: It lists 6 freedoms under Right to Freedom. -
Right to Life and Personal Liberty is granted under:
a) Article 19
b) Article 20
c) Article 21
d) Article 22
β c) Article 21
Explanation: One of the most interpreted Articles. -
Protection in respect of conviction for offences is under:
a) Article 20
b) Article 22
c) Article 23
d) Article 14
β a) Article 20
Explanation: Protects against ex post facto laws, double jeopardy. -
Article 21A relates to:
a) Right to property
b) Right to religion
c) Right to education
d) Right to vote
β c) Right to education
Explanation: Inserted by 86th Amendment. -
Abolition of Untouchability is under:
a) Article 15
b) Article 16
c) Article 17
d) Article 18
β c) Article 17
Explanation: Prohibits practice of untouchability. -
Prohibition of titles is under:
a) Article 17
b) Article 18
c) Article 20
d) Article 19
β b) Article 18
Explanation: Prevents title-based discrimination. -
Right against Exploitation is guaranteed by:
a) Article 23β24
b) Article 25β28
c) Article 21β22
d) Article 29β30
β a) Article 23β24
Explanation: Covers trafficking and child labour. -
Freedom of Religion is ensured by:
a) Article 25β28
b) Article 21β23
c) Article 29β30
d) Article 19β20
β a) Article 25β28
Explanation: Includes freedom of conscience and religion. -
Cultural and Educational Rights are in:
a) Article 19β20
b) Article 29β30
c) Article 32β33
d) Article 36β37
β b) Article 29β30
Explanation: Protects minority institutions and culture. -
Right to Constitutional Remedies is given in:
a) Article 31
b) Article 32
c) Article 28
d) Article 30
β b) Article 32
Explanation: Called the "heart and soul" of Constitution. -
Article 36 defines:
a) Law
b) Equality
c) State (for DPSPs)
d) Freedom
β c) State (for DPSPs)
Explanation: Same as Article 12. -
Article 38 speaks about:
a) Uniform Civil Code
b) Free legal aid
c) Welfare state
d) Environment
β c) Welfare state
Explanation: One of the core DPSPs. -
Article 39A provides:
a) Equal wages
b) Free legal aid
c) Clean environment
d) Panchayati Raj
β b) Free legal aid
Explanation: Added by 42nd Amendment. -
Article 40 talks about:
a) Local self-government
b) Tribunals
c) Cooperative societies
d) High Court
β a) Local self-government
Explanation: Encourages Panchayati Raj. -
Uniform Civil Code is mentioned in:
a) Article 42
b) Article 44
c) Article 45
d) Article 46
β b) Article 44
Explanation: Often debated in law reforms. -
Article 45 speaks about:
a) Equal pay
b) Maternity relief
c) Early childhood care
d) Right to strike
β c) Early childhood care
Explanation: Revised by 86th Amendment. -
Protection of Environment is in:
a) Article 39A
b) Article 42
c) Article 48A
d) Article 50
β c) Article 48A
Explanation: Added in 42nd Amendment. -
Separation of Judiciary and Executive is under:
a) Article 49
b) Article 50
c) Article 51
d) Article 52
β b) Article 50
Explanation: DPSP for rule of law. -
Promotion of international peace is under:
a) Article 50
b) Article 51
c) Article 52
d) Article 53
β b) Article 51
Explanation: Directive principle for diplomacy. -
Fundamental Duties are under:
a) Part IVA
b) Part V
c) Part III
d) Part IV
β a) Part IVA
Explanation: Added by 42nd Amendment. -
Article 51A includes:
a) Directive Principles
b) Fundamental Duties
c) Emergency provisions
d) Election guidelines
β b) Fundamental Duties
Explanation: 11 moral responsibilities for citizens. -
President of India is described in:
a) Article 50
b) Article 52
c) Article 60
d) Article 58
β b) Article 52
Explanation: Begins Part V of Constitution. -
Election of President is under:
a) Article 58
b) Article 54
c) Article 60
d) Article 52
β b) Article 54
Explanation: Indirect election process. -
Qualifications for President are in:
a) Article 55
b) Article 58
c) Article 60
d) Article 53
β b) Article 58 -
Impeachment of President:
a) Article 60
b) Article 61
c) Article 62
d) Article 63
β b) Article 61 -
Vice-President of India is defined in:
a) Article 63
b) Article 64
c) Article 65
d) Article 66
β a) Article 63 -
Article 72 gives the President:
a) Budget powers
b) Ordinance powers
c) Pardoning powers
d) Emergency powers
β c) Pardoning powers -
Article 74:
a) Appoints CAG
b) Council of Ministers to aid and advise President
c) Impeachment
d) Rule of law
β b) Council of Ministers to aid and advise President -
Article 76 mentions:
a) Chief Justice
b) Attorney General
c) Speaker
d) Prime Minister
β b) Attorney General -
Article 80 defines composition of:
a) Lok Sabha
b) Rajya Sabha
c) State Assemblies
d) Gram Panchayats
β b) Rajya Sabha -
Article 81 defines composition of:
a) Lok Sabha
b) Rajya Sabha
c) Supreme Court
d) President
β a) Lok Sabha -
Money Bill is defined under:
a) Article 110
b) Article 112
c) Article 114
d) Article 117
β a) Article 110 -
Article 112 deals with:
a) Budget
b) Parliament
c) Prime Minister
d) Election
β a) Budget (Annual Financial Statement) -
Article 123 gives:
a) Emergency powers
b) Ordinance power to President
c) Pardoning power
d) Veto power
β b) Ordinance power to President -
Article 136 gives:
a) Judicial review
b) Special leave petition
c) PIL
d) Removal of judges
β b) Special leave petition (SLP) -
Article 137 allows SC to:
a) Appoint judges
b) Punish Parliament
c) Review its own judgments
d) Issue writs
β c) Review its own judgments -
Article 141:
a) Parliament law is supreme
b) SC law binding on all
c) Governorβs law final
d) None
β b) SC law binding on all courts -
Article 148 relates to:
a) CAG
b) UPSC
c) Election Commission
d) NITI Aayog
β a) CAG of India -
Article 280 refers to:
a) Finance Commission
b) Election Commission
c) Planning Commission
d) CAG
β a) Finance Commission -
Article 300A relates to:
a) Right to Education
b) Right to Equality
c) Right to Property
d) Right to Privacy
β c) Right to Property (Legal Right) -
Article 324 mentions:
a) President
b) UPSC
c) Election Commission
d) Governor
β c) Election Commission -
Article 338 mentions:
a) SC/ST Commission
b) CAG
c) Election Commission
d) Minorities Commission
β a) National Commission for SC -
Article 356 provides:
a) Financial Emergency
b) Presidentβs Rule
c) Removal of Judges
d) Fundamental Rights
β b) Presidentβs Rule -
Article 360 deals with:
a) National Emergency
b) State Emergency
c) Financial Emergency
d) Lokpal
β c) Financial Emergency -
Article 368 deals with:
a) Budget
b) Parliament sessions
c) Constitutional Amendments
d) Electoral reforms
β c) Constitutional Amendments -
Article 370 related to:
a) Nagaland
b) Kashmir
c) Punjab
d) Delhi
β b) Jammu & Kashmir (abrogated in 2019) -
Article 371 deals with:
a) Finance
b) Elections
c) Special provisions for states
d) Panchayats
β c) Special provisions for certain states -
Article 395:
a) Repeals Indian Independence Act
b) Establishes Constitution
c) Appoints judges
d) Reviews Fundamental Rights
β a) Repeals Indian Independence Act, 1947
