MCQ for polity-3

Consider the following statements regarding the basic structure of the Constitution of India:

1. The Supreme Court of India has explicitly defined what constitutes basic structure.

2. The Parliament of India has defines with features what constitutes basic structure.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Which of the following parts of the Constitution of India cannot be amended by the Parliament?

1. Preamble

2.Fundamental Rights

3. Manner of Election of the President of India

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Consider the following statements regarding the Doctrine of Basic Structure:

1. The Parliament’s constituent power is limited in the sense that it can amend limited things.

2. It is a concept that is completely unique to India, given by Supreme Court of India.

Which of the statements given above are correct?

The Doctrine of Basic Structure, in the context of Indian Constitution applies to:

1. Ordinary legislations

2. Constitutional Amendment Acts

Which of the statements given above are correct?

In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court of India pronounce the Doctrine of Basic Structure for the first time?

Equal protection of law, as enshrined in the right to equality of the Indian constitution has been taken from:

With reference to the significance of the Fundamental Rights, which of the following statements is/are correct?

1. The purpose of the rights is to impose fetters on the State and establish a limited government.

2. Fundamental Rights are essentially modeled on the Rights mentioned in the French Constitution.

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Which of the following is/are correct regarding the rights granted to the citizen by the Constitution?

1. Fundamental Rights cannot be taken away by ordinary legislation.

2. Part III of the Constitution of India guarantees largely civil rights and freedoms.

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In the context of the rights given under part- III of the Constitution, which of the following statements is/are correct?

1. Right against untouchability is an absolute right.

2. Fundamental Rights can be restricted in the collective interest of the society.

3. Fundamental Rights have been made non-justiciable in nature.

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With reference to Right to Equality, which of the following statements is/are Correct?

1. Equality before law is borrowed from the French Constitution.

2. Equal protection of the Laws owes its origin to the English Common Law.

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