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Indian Constitution Important Questions and Answers for Competitive Exams

Constitution Making

No.QuestionAnswer
1When did the Indian Constitution come into force?26 January 1950
2When was the Indian Constitution adopted?26 November 1949
3Who is known as the Father of the Indian Constitution?Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
4When was the first meeting of the Constituent Assembly held?9 December 1946
5Who was the President of the Constituent Assembly?Dr. Rajendra Prasad
6Who was the temporary chairman of the Constituent Assembly?Sachchidananda Sinha
7Who was the Chairman of the Drafting Committee?Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
8How much time was taken to prepare the Indian Constitution?2 years, 11 months, 18 days
9How many members were there originally in the Constituent Assembly?389
10What is the main source of the Indian Constitution?Government of India Act, 1935

Preamble of the Indian Constitution

No.QuestionAnswer
11The Preamble begins with which words?We, the People of India
12The Preamble declares India as what type of nation?Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic
13Which amendment added Socialist, Secular and Integrity words to the Preamble?42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976
14How many types of justice are mentioned in the Preamble?Three (Social, Economic, Political)
15How many types of liberty are mentioned in the Preamble?Five

Fundamental Rights

No.QuestionAnswer
16Fundamental Rights are mentioned in which Part of the Constitution?Part III
17Fundamental Rights are covered under which Articles?Articles 12 to 35
18How many Fundamental Rights are currently provided?Six
19Right to Equality is mentioned in which Articles?Articles 14 to 18
20Right to Freedom is mentioned in which Articles?Articles 19 to 22
21Right against Exploitation is mentioned in which Articles?Articles 23 to 24
22Right to Freedom of Religion is mentioned in which Articles?Articles 25 to 28
23Cultural and Educational Rights are mentioned in which Articles?Articles 29 to 30
24Right to Constitutional Remedies is mentioned in which Article?Article 32
25Who called Article 32 the “Heart and Soul of the Constitution”?Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

Fundamental Duties

No.QuestionAnswer
26Fundamental Duties are mentioned in which Article?Article 51A
27Fundamental Duties were added by which amendment?42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976
28How many Fundamental Duties are there currently?11
29Fundamental Duties were inspired from which country?Former Soviet Union (USSR)

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP)

No.QuestionAnswer
30DPSP are mentioned in which Part of the Constitution?Part IV
31DPSP are covered under which Articles?Articles 36 to 51
32DPSP were inspired by which country?Ireland
33Are DPSPs legally enforceable by courts?No

President and Prime Minister

No.QuestionAnswer
34Who is the constitutional head of India?President
35What is the term of the President of India?5 years
36Minimum age required to become President?35 years
37Who appoints the Prime Minister of India?President
38Who is the real executive head of India?Prime Minister
39The President is elected by whom?Electoral College

Parliament

No.QuestionAnswer
40How many houses are there in Indian Parliament?Two
41Name the two houses of Parliament.Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
42What is the maximum strength of Lok Sabha?550 members
43What is the term of Lok Sabha?5 years
44Which house is called the Permanent House?Rajya Sabha
45What is the term of a Rajya Sabha member?6 years
46A Money Bill can be introduced only in which house?Lok Sabha
47Who presides over Lok Sabha?Speaker

Judiciary

No.QuestionAnswer
48When was the Supreme Court of India established?1950
49Where is the Supreme Court located?New Delhi
50Who appoints Supreme Court judges?President of India
51Who was the first Chief Justice of India?Justice H. J. Kania
52Which court is the highest judicial authority in India?Supreme Court
53Which power allows courts to review laws?Judicial Review

Important Constitutional Articles

ArticleSubject
Article 14Equality before Law
Article 19Freedom Rights
Article 21Right to Life and Personal Liberty
Article 32Constitutional Remedies
Article 44Uniform Civil Code
Article 51AFundamental Duties
Article 52President of India
Article 63Vice President
Article 74Council of Ministers
Article 76Attorney General of India
Article 110Money Bill
Article 112Annual Budget
Article 123President’s Ordinance
Article 148Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG)
Article 280Finance Commission
Article 324Election Commission
Article 352National Emergency
Article 356President’s Rule
Article 360Financial Emergency
Article 368Constitution Amendment

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