Indian Polity and Constitution Questions and Answers
Indian Polity is the building block of the State that has been broadly defined in the constitution and also has been framed by statutory laws, rules and procedures that are not covered by the Constitution. Polity word comes from Greek word ‘Polis’ which means a city or a state. In broader context : what is the type, nature, constitutional and extra constitutional provisions of the Indian state is defined by the Indian Polity. In simple word, it means the Structure of the State.
On other side, Constitution is the fundamental law of the land which governs and defines the Indian Polity. As defined by our Preamble, Indian Polity is a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic.
Indian Polity is basically includes below topics to cover.
Working of constituent assembly
Features of Indian Constitution
Directive principle of state policy
1. Who was the chairman of the Committee on Fundamental Rights and Minority of the Constituent Assembly?
Ans – Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
2. Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with provisions with respect to an inter-state council?
Ans – Article 263
3. Article 1 of the Indian Constitution describes India as a
Ans – Union of States
4. Telangana emerged as the new State of India on June 2, 2014. It was the outcome of
Ans – 15th Lok Sabha
5. The ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution are inspired from the
Ans – French Constitution
6. Which article of the Indian Constitution ensures the equality of opportunity in matters of public employment to all Indian?
Ans – Article 16
7. At present, how many fundamental duties are there in the Indian Constitution?
Ans – Eleven
8. The normal term of Lok Sabha can be extended by an act of Parliament itself during Emergency for a period upto.
Ans – One year at a time
9. The Council of Ministers has no option but to resign if it loses the confidence of
Ans – The Lok Sabha
10. The member of the Constitutional Assembly were elected.
Ans – Indirectly by the Provincial Assembly.
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