Indian PolityQuestions
(Constitutional development of India)
CHAPTERS
- Constitutional development of India
- Articles & Schedules of Indian Constitution
- Preamble
- Union & its Territories
- Citizenship
- Fundamental Rights
- Directive Principles of State Policy
- Fundamental Duties
- President
- Vice-President
- Union Cabinet & Executive
- Attorney General of India & CAG
- Hierarchy
- Parliament
- Supreme Court
- Governor
- State Legislature & Executive
- High Court
- Centre-State relations
- Finance Commission
- Planning commission
- Emergency Provisions
- Lokpal & Lokayukt
- Election Commission
- Political parties
- Amendments
- Panchayati Raj & Municipal Body
- Official Language
- Miscellaneous
Subjects
- Sources of Ancient history
- Pre-historic period
- Indus Valley civilization
- Vedic Age
- Jainism & Buddhism
- Religious Movements in Ancient India
- Mahajanpadas
- Magadh Kingdom
- Persian & Greek invasion
- Mauryan Empire
- Sangam Era
- Post-Mauryan empire
- Saka, Parthian, Kushan in India
- Gupta Era
- Post-Gupta Era
- Kingdoms of South India
- Art, Architecture and Literature
- Miscellaneous
- Early Medieval period
- Pala, Pratihara & Rashtrakuta empire
- Chola Empire
- Rajput Provinces
- Muslim Invasion in India
- Slave dynasty
- Khilji dynasty
- Tughlaq dynasty
- Sayyid dynasty
- Lodhi dynasty
- Vijayanagara & Bahmani kingdom
- Delhi Sultanate:Administration
- Delhi Sultanate:Art, culture & Architecture
- Delhi Sultanate:Books & Authors
- Delhi Sultanate:Miscellaneous
- Provincial dynasty - South & North India
- Religious movements during Medieval period
- Mughal Empire
- Mughal:Administration
- Mughal:Art, culture & Architecture
- Mughal:Books & Authors
- Mughal:Miscellaneous
- Marathas
- Miscellaneous
- Advent of European companies in India
- The Nawab & East India Company
- Regional dynasty - Punjab & Mysore
- Governor-General & Viceroy
- Revolt of 1857
- Socio-Religious Movements
- Press & Education in Modern India
- Moderate Phase(1885-1905 A.D)
- Extremist Phase(1905-1919 A.D)
- National Movement(1919-1948 A.D)
- Indian independence & Partition of India
- Books & Authors
- Miscellaneous
- General Facts of India
- Mountain, Plateau & Valley of India
- Latitude & Longitude
- States and UT's
- Race, Tribes and Languages
- Rivers, Waterfalls and Drainage
- Climate
- Soil and Rocks
- Irrigation projects
- Mineral Resources
- Agriculture
- Industries and Power
- Trade & Transportation
- Tourism
- Census 2011
- Miscellaneous
- Universe & Solar System
- Latitude & Longitude
- Origin of Earth
- Day & Time
- Volcano & Earthquake
- Contienents
- Mountain, Plateau & Valley of World
- Waterfall, Deserts & Grasslands of World
- Countries of World
- Hydrosphere
- Atmosphere
- Winds and Cyclones
- Forest of World
- Soil and Rocks
- Race, Tribes and Languages
- Transportation
- Miscellaneous
- Nature of Indian Economy
- National Income & GDP
- Economic reforms in India
- Planning in India & NITI Aayog
- Indian agriculture
- Industries and Infrastructure
- India's Financial market
- Budget and Economic survey
- Banking System
- Currency Inflation
- Fiscal System
- Taxation
- Trade & Transport in India
- Social security and welfare scheme
- Poverty and Unemployment
- International Organisations
- Various Ranking and Indices
- Miscellaneous
- Constitutional development of India
- Articles & Schedules of Indian Constitution
- Preamble
- Union & its Territories
- Citizenship
- Fundamental Rights
- Directive Principles of State Policy
- Fundamental Duties
- President
- Vice-President
- Union Cabinet & Executive
- Attorney General of India & CAG
- Hierarchy
- Parliament
- Supreme Court
- Governor
- State Legislature & Executive
- High Court
- Centre-State relations
- Finance Commission
- Planning commission
- Emergency Provisions
- Lokpal & Lokayukt
- Election Commission
- Political parties
- Amendments
- Panchayati Raj & Municipal Body
- Official Language
- Miscellaneous
1) By which of the following Act, Legislative Council of India received the power to discuss the budget?
2) In which of the following Acts, the provision was made for the establishment of Supreme Court at Calcutta?
3) By which one of the following Acts was the Federal Court in India created?
4) The Federal Court of India was established in which of the following year
5) In the context of Indian history, the principleof 'dyarchy(diarchy)' refers to
6) Under which of the following Acts, Dyarchy was Introduced at Central level?
7) Which of the following Acts set up Dyarchy System at the central level?
8) The Act of 1909 was associated with
9) Which of the following Acts introduced the 'Principle of Constitutional Autocracy'?
10) The Indian Legislature was made bicameral for the first time by
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