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National Integration and Welfare State NDA Questions
NDA SYLLABUS
NDA Indian Polity
Preamble
Making of Constitution
Fundamental Rights
Fundamental Duties
DPSP
Structure of Government
National Integration and Welfare State
Panchayat Raj
Election Commission
Socialism in India
Contemporary World Politics
National Integration and Welfare State MCQ Questions
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7.
The Preamble's reference to securing the 'unity and integrity of the Nation' was inserted by which Constitutional Amendment?
A.
The 1st Amendment Act, 1951
B.
The 42nd Amendment Act, 1976
C.
The 44th Amendment Act, 1978
D.
The 73rd Amendment Act, 1992
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B. The 42nd Amendment Act, 1976
8.
Which Fundamental Duty specifically requires citizens to uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India?
A.
Article 51A(c)
B.
Article 51A(k)
C.
Article 51A(g)
D.
Article 51A(a)
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A. Article 51A(c)
9.
National integration is best understood as a psychological and educational process aimed at creating a sense of common:
A.
Linguistic uniformity across India
B.
Nationhood and shared identity among diverse groups
C.
Religious uniformity across India
D.
Economic competition among states
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B. Nationhood and shared identity among diverse groups
10.
The absence or weakening of national integration is most closely associated with the rise of divisive tendencies such as:
A.
Improved international relations
B.
Greater economic growth
C.
Increased literacy and education
D.
Separatism and communalism
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D. Separatism and communalism
11.
A common constitutional framework, shared national symbols, and a sense of shared history are generally viewed as important tools for promoting:
A.
National integration
B.
Economic protectionism
C.
Regional autonomy alone
D.
Linguistic separation
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A. National integration
12.
The Constitution's provision for a common electoral roll and universal adult franchise, regardless of religion, caste or gender, reflects its commitment to:
A.
Restricted citizenship rights
B.
National unity and integration
C.
Selective enfranchisement
D.
Community-based voting blocs
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B. National unity and integration
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