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Fundamental Rights CDS Questions
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CDS Indian Polity
Making of the Indian Constitution
Types of Democracy and Characteristics
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Fundamental Rights MCQ Questions
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13.
The President of India and the Governor of States enjoy the immunities under ___________
A.
Article 366
B.
Article 356
C.
Article 361
D.
Article 341
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C. Article 361
14.
What is the definition of Certiorari?
A.
To be concluded that
B.
To be expected that
C.
To be accepted
D.
To be informed
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D. To be informed
15.
The Kesavananda Bharati Case happened in the year________
A.
1973
B.
1983
C.
1963
D.
1953
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A. 1973
16.
Protection of life and personal liberty comes under which category of rights?
A.
Right to equality
B.
Right to freedom
C.
Right to education
D.
Right to constitutional remedies
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B. Right to freedom
17.
Indian Writs, which are borrowed from English law which is known as ______________
A.
British Writs
B.
Legal actionable writs
C.
Articles
D.
Prerogative writs
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D. Prerogative writs
18.
Abolition of untouchability and prohibition of its practice comes under which category of rights?
A.
Rights against exploitation
B.
Right to freedom
C.
Right to equality
D.
Right to constitutional remedies
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C. Right to equality
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