Polity: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (FRs)

Polity: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (FRs)

  • Who is empowered to admit a new State to the Union of India – Parliament
  • Which important Human Right is protected in Article 21 of our Constitution - Right to Life and Liberty
  • The Constitution confers a special authority for the enforcement of FRs on the - Supreme Court
  • The FRs of the Indian Citizen in our Constitution are contained in – Part III
  • FRs are guaranteed under which part of the Indian Constitution - Part III
  • Under Article 368, Parliament has no power to repeal FRs because they are - Basic Structure of Constitution
  • FRs can be claimed against the – State
  • The FRs, which cannot be suspended even during the emergency, are Articles 20 and 21
  • Clause (1) of Article 13 is applicable only to - Pre-constitutional Laws
  • Original Constitution classified FRs into seven categories but now there are – Six
  • India’s desire for civil liberties started from the struggle for independence against - British Rule
  • India borrowed the idea of incorporating FRs in the Constitution from – USA
  • The concept of Single Citizenship is borrowed from the Constitution of – Britain
  • The concept of Dual Citizenship in the Union of India was recommended by - M. Singhvi Committee.
  • Under which Article of the Indian Constitution, Citizenship of a person can be determined at the commencement of the Constitution – 5
  • Which Article describes the persons voluntarily acquiring Citizenship of a foreign State not to be an Indian Citizen – 9
  • Who is authorized to lay down qualifications to acquire the Citizenship - President 18.
  • Which of the following is a qualification to acquire Citizenship by Naturalization - A person is in service of Government of India from 12 months
  • FRs are not applicable to - Armed Forces
  • Which Article of the Constitution empowers the Parliament to enact the provisions for acquisition and termination of Citizenship – 11
  • By which FR other FRs is protected - Right to Constitutional Remedies
  • Right to Property is a legal right under the Article - 300A
  • Which of the following is not a FR? [Right to] – Property
  • Which of the following has ceased to be a FR in the Indian Constitution - Right to Property
  • Which among the following is not a FR - Right to Strike
  • Which FR has been a subject of maximum controversy and litigation - Right to Property
  • The Right to private property was dropped from the list of FRs by the – 44TH Amendment
  • Right to property took the shape of legal right by way of - 44th Amendment
  • The Right to equality guaranteed by the Indian Constitution does not include - Economic Equality
  • ‘Equality before the Law’ implies - absence of any privilege in favour of any person
  • Which Resolution for the first time expressed the concept of equality before the law- Swaraj Bill
  • The FRs of the Indian Citizen were - Enshrined in Original Constitution
  • Which one of the FRs was described by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar as the ‘Heart and Soul of the Constitution’ - Right to Constitutional Remedies
  • Which of the following confers upon the citizens the right to approach a court of law for the protection and restoration of FRs - Right Constitutional Remedies
  • The Right to Constitutional Remedies are - Fundamental Rights
  • The Constitutional remedies under the Article 32 can be suspended by the – Parliament
  • Writs can be issued for the enforcement of FRs by the - Supreme Court
  • Which one of the following FRs is restrained by the Preventive Detention Act - Right to Freedom
  • Who enjoys the right to impose reasonable restrictions on the FRs of Indian citizen – Parliament
  • Who has the power to empower the Courts other than the Supreme and High Courts to issue writs and order for the enforcement of the FRs – Parliament
  • Who can abridge any FR without damaging or destroying the basic features of the Constitution – Parliament
  • Which one of the following Courts is responsible for the enforcement of FRs - Supreme Court
  • Which of the following is the guardian of the FRs of the citizens - Supreme Court
  • Who is the Protector and Guarantor of the FRs - Supreme Court
  • Any violation of FRs can be presented to - Both Supreme and High Courts
  • Who is authorized to impose restrictions on FRs – Legislature
  • The FRs of the Indian citizen can be suspended by the President during - national emergency
  • FRs are - Those basic conditions of social life without which a Citizen cannot be at his/her best self.
  • The FRs ensure the protection of - Citizens against arbitrary rule
  • Our Constitution grants to the citizens – Six FRs
  • ‘Ultra vires’ means - Without authority
  • Who are not entitled to form Union – Police
  • By the Citizenship Act of 1955, when he / she will be loosing the Citizenship - Renunciation, Deprivation & Termination
  • Who quoted ‘Child of today is the Citizen of tomorrow’ - Jawaharlal Nehru
  • Generally, the census is conducted for every – 10 years
  • Who quoted ‘Freedom is my Birth Right’ – Sardar
  • What is the age in years for casting their vote – 18
  • Which Article and Amendment changes the right to vote from 21 to 18 years - 326 and 61st
  • ‘Creamy Layer’ means - Persons having higher incomes
  • ‘Backward Class (BC)’ can be classified into - Most Backward Class
  • Mandal Commission deals with - Reservation for backward class people
  • This is one of the grounds for classification - Annual income
  • ‘Equal Protection of Law’ means - he same law shall apply to all who are similarly situated
  • Seats in Educational Institutions can be reserved for - Socially and Educationally backward class people
  • Minimum percentage of reservation in a educational institution is - 50%
  • Minority may be - linguistic or religious
  • This is not the ground to impose restriction on Right of freedom of speech and expression - Public nuisance
  • Which one of the following courts is responsible for the enforcement of FRs - Supreme Court
  • FRs are superior to the – DPSP
  • In which case did the Supreme Court restrict the authority of Parliament to amend FRs and declared these rights to be absolute, permanent and unalterable - Golak Nath Case
  • In the famous Keshav Ananda Bharti V/s State of Kerala Case, the Supreme Court asserts the power of the parliament to amend the Constitution under Article 368 subject to - Certain implied and inherent limitation of not amending the Basic Structure of the Constitution
  • ‘Rule of Law which permeates the entire fabric of the Indian Constitution excludes arbitrariness’. This principle is laid down in - Maneka Gandhi V/s Union Government Case
  • The protection guaranteed under Article 21 is available even to convicts in jails. The convicts are not by mere reasons of their conviction deprived of the entire FRs which they otherwise possess. This is the principle laid down in - Sunil Batra V/s Delhi Administration Case
  • Gender Equality includes protection from sexual harassment and right to work with dignity, which is universally recognized as basic Human Right. This principle is laid down in - Vishaka V/s State of Rajasthan Case
  • The Supreme Court held that the nuisance caused by the pollution of the river Ganga is a public nuisance which is wide spread and affecting the lives of large number of persons and therefore any particular person can take proceedings to stop it. This PIL is - C. Mehta V/s Union of India (1988)
  • Charging capitation fees for admission to educational institutions is illegal and amounted to denial of citizen’s right to education. This principle is laid down in - Mohin Jain V/s State of Karnataka Case
  • The right to establish an educational institution and imparting education is not a commercial activity. This principle is laid down in - Unnikrishnan V/s State of Andhra Pradesh Case
  • The principle of Judicial review of President’s Rule in State under the Article 356 is laid down in - R. Bommai V/s Union of India
  • Who among the following has voting rights - An adult resident citizen of a State
  • Which one of the following FRs has been subject of maximum litigation since the inauguration of the Constitution - Right to Property
  • The rule of Equality before law is not applicable to - Governor of State
  • Right to Equality is guaranteed under the Article – 14
  • Article 14 guarantees equality before the law to - All persons
  • ‘Right to Equality’ means - permits the State to make special provisions for women, children and backward classes
  • Equal opportunity in matters of public employment is guaranteed under the Article – 16
  • Which among the following FRs abolishes discrimination - Equality
  • Untouchability is associated with – Social inequality
  • ‘Right to Freedom’ can be restricted in the interest of - Public order, Security of the State & Friendly relations with foreign States
  • This is not the ground to impose restriction on the right of freedom of speech and expression - Law and order
  • Which one of the following right conferred by the Constitution is also available to noncitizens - Right to constitutional remedies
  • The Sikhs in India are permitted to carry Kirpans. Under which FR are they permitted to do so - Right to freedom of religion
  • Freedom of Speech under the Indian Constitution is subject to reasonable restrictions on the grounds of protection of - Sovereignty and integrity of the country
  • Which one of the following is considered as Bulwark of Democracy - Right to Speech
  • One of the restrictions of freedom of speech and expression is - Contempt of Court
  • At present, the Right to property is a - Human Right
  • Which one of the following is not a FR - Right to Property
  • The main objective of the cultural and educational rights granted to the citizens is to - Help the minorities to conserve their culture
  • A person can move to Supreme Court directly in vent of violation of FRs under - Article 32
  • A citizen’s FRs are protected - when the citizen approaches the court for remedy
  • The FRs of a citizen can be suspended by the - President during a National Emergency
  • For the enforcement of the FRs, the courts can issue - A Writ
  • Which FR granted by the Constitution prohibits traffic in human beings - Right against exploitation
  • ‘Traffic in Human beings’ means - selling or purchasing men and women
  • Right against exploitation prohibits - Traffic in Human being
  • Right to practice and propagate any religion is the subject to - public order
  • Right to property was eliminated from the list of FRs during the tenure of - Morarji Desai
  • Legal equality under the Indian Constitution implies that - there should be equality amongst equals and inequality among unequal’s
  • Who of the following can amend the FRs granted by the Constitution – Parliament
  • A citizen can directly move the Supreme Court for any violation of FR under the Article – 34
  • The main objective of the FRs is to - ensure individual liberty
  • Under the Indian Constitution, a citizen - can be deprived of life and liberty only in accordance with the procedure established by the law
  • Which of the Provision authorizes Parliament to discriminate in favour of women against men - Article 15 (3)
  • Article 15 (4) confers a special provisions for the advancement of - SCs and STs
  • The prohibition imposed by the Article 20 is applicable to - Criminal cases
  • The principle “No person shall be prosecuted and punished for same offence more than once” is - Double jeopardy
  • If an Act is not an offence on the date of its commission, a law enacted in future cannot make it so, is the principle of - Ex-post facto law
  • ‘Ex-post facto law’ means - passing criminal law with retrospective effect
  • An arrested person should be allowed - to consult his Lawyer
  • Every person who has been arrested has the right to be produced before the – Magistrate
  • A person arrested has to be produced before the Magistrate within - 24 hours
  • The right of the accused to be informed about his ground of arrest is – Mandatory
  • No person who is arrested shall be detained in custody without being informed - On the grounds for such arrest
  • The provisions enshrined under the Article 22 are – Mandatory
  • Article 21A was inserted under our Constitution by way of – 86th Constitutional Amendment
  • Earlier to 86th Amendment, Article 21A is in the form of – DPSP
  • What is the object of Article 21A of the Constitution - Primary Education
  • Right to education guaranteed under the Article 21A shall be between the age group of - 6 to 14 year
  • Right to Primary Education guaranteed under the Article 21A was inserted into the Constitution by - 86th Constitutional Amendment
  • Which of the following has been included in the list of FRs to Indian citizen - Education to all children between 6-14 years of age
  • Right to Education is a part of - Right to life
  • Education has become the joint responsibility of the Centre and State Governments through a Constitutional Amendment in – 1976
  • Which among the following Article guarantees the Right of minorities to establish and administer the educational institutions – 30
  • The Right to establish educational institutional under Article 30 is applicable to - Linguistic Minority
  • Right to Decent environment includes - Right to life
  • A person is detained under Preventive Detention Law when - he is likely to cause harm to the public
  • The forced labour does not include service rendered under - compulsion of economic circumstances
  • Sexual harassment of working women is violation of – FRs
  • The popular name for a nine-Judge Bench of the Supreme Court has in ‘Indra Sawhney V/s Union of India Case’ is - Mandal Commission Case
  • The Freedom of speech and expression does not include - calling for ‘Bundh’
  • Freedom of press is included in Right to - freedom of speech and expression
  • Freedom of press is protected under the - Article 19(1)(d)
  • ‘Right to Privacy’ includes Right to - personal liberty
  • A citizen of India may be debarred from the Right to vote on the ground of - unsoundness of mind, crime or corrupt or illegal practice & non-resident
  • Freedoms guaranteed under the Article 19 are suspended during emergency on the ground of - War or external aggression
  • Right to Freedom guaranteed under Article 19 during emergency can be - suspended
  • Article 19(2) under the Indian Constitution speaks about - Reasonable restrictions
  • India has recognized - No religion as National Religion
  • Freedom of religion guaranteed under the Article 25 is applicable to - Citizens only, Persons residing within India & Persons of Indian Origin
  • The secular provisions under the Indian Constitution are guaranteed under – Article 22
  • Article 25 guarantees freedom of religion, but it is subject to - Public order, Morality & Health
  • ‘Contempt of Court’ places restriction on which of the following FR – Right Freedom
  • Right to life and personal liberty guaranteed under Article 21 implies - right of every human being to live with dignity
  • Any law depriving personal liberty guaranteed under the Article 21 had to confirm with - Article 20 & Article 22
  • Any law laid down by the Parliament to deprive the personal liberty should be -Fair, Reasonable & Just
  • This is not a Writ - Writ of Prevention
  • How many types of writs are there – 5
  • Writ can be directly filed in the - Supreme Court
  • The writ of Habeas Corpus is issued - in the form of an order calling upon a person who has detained another person to bring that person before court and show authority for such detention
  • The writ of Quo Warranto is an order from a superior court - whereby it can call upon a person to show under what authority he is holding the office
  • The writ of Mandamus is issued by a superior court to - to command a person or public authority to do something in the nature of the public duty
  • The writ of Certiorari is issued by a superior court - to an inferior court to transfer the record of proceedings in a case for review
  • The writ of Prohibition is issued by a superior court - to prevent an inferior court or tribunal from exceeding its jurisdiction or acting contrary to the rules of natural justice
  • Writ of Prohibition - Prohibits lower court exceeding its jurisdiction
  • The writ issued by the superior court directing any constitutional, statutory or no statutory agency from not continuing their proceedings is known as – Prohibition
  • Writ of Certiorari is issued when a - judicial authority acts in excess of jurisdiction
  • The writ in the form of order which removes a suit from an inferior court to superior court to prevent an excess of jurisdiction is known as – Certiorari
  • Exploitation of any sort is prohibited under the - Article 23
  • A labourers is entitled to get at least minimum wages, otherwise – Article 23 is violated
  • Child labour is prohibited under the - Article 24
  • Conflict of interest may be – potential
  • A person is detained under the Special Law when - there is likelihood of committing offence against public
  • When a person is detained under a Special Law - An Advisory Board must be constituted within three months
  • Writ of Mandamus can be issued on the ground of - Non-performance of public duties
  • Writ of Quo Warranto can be issued on the ground of - Unlawful occupation of public office
  • Which of the following writ is issued by the Supreme Court if it sends an order to restrain a person from acting in an office to which he / she is not entitled - Quo Warranto
  • Writ of Habeas Corpus means - produce the body before the court
  • Which one of the following is a bulwark of personal freedom - Habeas Corpus
  • Which one of the following writs literally means ‘you may have the body’ - Habeas Corpus
  • Right to Property was excluded from the FRs during the tenure of the Government headed by - Morarji Desai
  • The Right to Property was removed from the list of FRs enlisted in the Constitution of India through which one of the following Amendments - 44th
  • The 44th Amendment of Constitution of India withdrew the FR is to – Property
  • The Writs for the enforcement of FRs are issued by the - Supreme Court
  • A Preventive Detention Act restraint the Right to - Freedom of Movement
  • Article 19 of our Constitution forms the core of the Chapter on FRs. The number of categories of Freedoms that an Indian citizen shall have is – 6
  • What is the minimum permissible age in years of employment in any factory or mine – 14
  • Which Article of the Constitution of India says, “No child below the age of 14 years shall be employed to work in any factory or mine or engaged in any other hazardous employment – Article 24
  • The Supreme Court of India has held that sexual harassment of working women amounts to violation of rights of gender equality and right to life and personal liberty. The Case in which the Apex Court held this was - Vishaka and Others V/s State of Rajasthan
  • Which one is a newly added FR - Right to Education of Children
  • Writ of Mandamus – Issued to the public servants
  • A Writ issued by the Supreme Court compelling a quasi-judicial / public authority to perform its mandatory duty is – Mandamus
  • Writs are - Orders issued by courts to enforce obedience to laws
  • FRs are - Positive and Negative
  • The FRs provided to the citizens are - Subject to reasonable restrictions
  • Which important Human Right is protected in the Article 21 of Constitution of India - Right to Life and Liberty
  • Freedom from arbitrary arrest is provided under - Right to Personal Liberty
  • The number of Fundamental Freedoms are guaranteed by our Constitution are – Six
  • To prevent persons coming to India from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and African countries to become Indian citizens a Citizenship (Amendment) Act was passed in the year - 1986
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