Indian Politics Questions and Answers
Indian Politics questions with answers help aspirants strengthen their general knowledge for exams like UPSC, SSC, and Banking. This topic covers essential concepts about the Constitution, Parliament, President, Prime Minister, and fundamental rights. Understanding Indian politics is crucial for competitive exams and interview rounds, where current affairs and GK form a significant portion. These general knowledge questions and answers enable students to stay updated and confident while tackling political awareness sections. Regular practice enhances comprehension of governance, public administration, and political structure — all key areas for government exam success.
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21. The position of a chief minister is
- similar to that of the prime minister
- identical to that of the president
- a combination of the position of the prime minister and president
- not constitutional
22. The members of the Rajya Sabha are elected for a term
- of six years
- determined by the state legislative assembly of a state
- of four years
- None of the above
23. The office of the president can fall vacant due to
- resignation
- death
- removal
- All of the above
24. The president can dismiss a member of the council of ministers
- on his own
- on the recommendation of the prime ministers
- only under emergency conditions
- with the consent of the speaker
25. The president demand for further reforms, attended with the dislocation caused by the non-cooperation movement, led the British government to appoint a Statutory Commission in 1927. This commission was headed by
- Sri John Simon
- Lord Chelmsford
- Lord Minto
- E.S. Montague
26. The office of the prime minister of India
- has a constitutional basis
- has a statutory basis
- has conventional basis
- None of the above
27. The powers to legislate with respect to any matter not enumerated in any of the three lists are mentioned as residuary powers. Which of the following is empowered to determine finally as to whether or not a particular matter falls in this category
- Lok Sabha
- Judiciary
- Rajya Sabha
- Parliament
28. The members of the parliamentary committee
- are appointed by the president in consultation with the prime minister
- are appointed by the president on the recommendation of the speaker
- are taken from various groups and parties in Parliament in proportion to their respective strength
- both (b) and (c)
29. The name of a candidate for the office of president of India may be proposed by
- any five citizens of India
- any five members of the Parliament
- any one member of the Electoral College
- any ten members of the Electoral College
30. The Parliament can restrict or abrogate by law, fundamental rights with respect to
- the members of the armed forces
- the forces charged with the maintenance of public order
- the persons employed in any bureau or other organization established by the state for purpose of intelligence
- All of the above