Mission MPSC 2018 Selfstudy Programe Test09

If a member of both houses of parliament is elected, they are required to perform their duties in the Lok Sabha if it is not specified. This is stated in option A. Option B states that if a member is elected to two seats in the same house, they must choose one seat. However, this information is not mentioned in the passage. Therefore, only option A is correct.

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Both statements A and B are incorrect. Statement A states that if there is a delay in the election of the President after the completion of the President's term, the Vice President takes over the President's duties. However, this is not true as the Vice President does not automatically assume the President's role in such a situation. Statement B states that the members of all state legislatures do not participate in the impeachment process of the President, except for Delhi and Puducherry. This is also incorrect as the members of all state legislatures do have a role in the impeachment process of the President. Therefore, both statements A and B are incorrect.

Both options A and B are correct.

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The given options state that both statements A and B are incorrect. However, the correct answer is that both statements A and B are incorrect. This means that neither statement A nor statement B is correct.

The given options state the following:

अ. If the cabinet resigns, then even the Mahanayavadi party resigns.
ब. Mahanayavadi party members are not part of the central cabinet.

The correct answer is "दोन्ही बरोबर" which means "Both are correct".

This implies that both statements are true. If the cabinet resigns, then the Mahanayavadi party also resigns, and the Mahanayavadi party members are not part of the central cabinet.

If a member of parliament has received education for more than two years in a foreign country, then the President's election commission's vote is binding on deciding his eligibility. If a nominated member of parliament has joined a political party six months before being appointed, he becomes ineligible according to the Anti-Defection Law. Therefore, the correct answer is "Only A is correct."

The given answer "फक्त अ बरोबर" is correct because option A states that the Supreme Court has declared that the repetition of the same order with the same intention is contradictory, while option B states that the same order with the same intention can be repeated. Since option A contradicts option B, only option A can be considered correct.

The correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" because it states that the Speaker of the Lok Sabha does not cast their vote in the first instance of a tie in the House. Option B is incorrect because it states that the Speaker has only given two decisive votes so far, which is not mentioned in the given statement.

The statement "अ. लोकसभेच्या अध्यक्षांचा दर्जा पंतप्रधानाच्या खालचा आहे" means that the rank of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha is lower than that of the Prime Minister. This statement is correct because the Speaker of the Lok Sabha holds a lower position than the Prime Minister in the hierarchy of the Indian government. Therefore, the correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" which means only statement अ is correct.

The correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" because option A states that the Speaker of the Lok Sabha has been given the 7th position in the order of precedence, which is correct. Option B is incorrect as it states that the Speaker of the Lok Sabha has received the rank of the Chief Justice of India, which is not true.

Both options A and B are correct.

The correct answer is "दोन्ही बरोबर" because both options A and B are correct. Option A states that the provision is mentioned in Article 163 regarding the appointment of ministers in the council of ministers. Option B states that the provision is mentioned in Article 164 regarding the appointment, tenure, responsibilities, and qualifications of ministers. Therefore, both options provide correct information about different aspects of the provision.

Both options A and B are correct. Option A states that the mention of the word "cabinet" first appeared in the 44th amendment. Option B states that the cabinet is a part of the ministry. Both statements are accurate and true, hence both options are correct.

The statement "ब. 2004 मध्ये मनमोहन सिंग यांना राज्यसभेचे सदस्य असताना पंतप्रधान पदावर नियुक्त केले होते" states that in 2004, Manmohan Singh was appointed as the Prime Minister while being a member of the Rajya Sabha. This contradicts the statement "अ. पंतप्रधान हे केवळ लोकसभेचे सदस्य असू शकतात," which suggests that the Prime Minister can only be a member of the Lok Sabha. Therefore, only option "फक्त ब बरोबर" is correct.

The given statement states that "Dr. S. Radhakrishnan will be the first person to be elected as Vice President twice." The correct answer, "दोन्ही बरोबर" (Both are correct), suggests that both statements A and B are correct. This means that the Vice President is eligible for re-election multiple times and Dr. S. Radhakrishnan will be the first person to be elected as Vice President twice.

The correct answer is "फक्त ब बरोबर" because option B states that the President can only veto a bill during the adjournment of the legislature, which is correct. Option A, on the other hand, states that the President has the power to reject the President's Assent Bill, which is incorrect. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

The correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" (Only A is correct). This is because the statement A states that the President has the authority to convene a joint meeting of both houses of Parliament, while statement B states that the Prime Minister holds the position of the Chairman of the joint meeting. Therefore, only statement A is correct as it accurately reflects the constitutional powers of the President.

Both options A and B are correct. According to Article 19, the right to freedom of communication is provided. And according to Article 21, the right to communication outside the country is included. Therefore, both options are correct and there are no mistakes.

Both options A and B are correct. Option A, "Habeus Corpus," refers to the legal right to have a person brought before a court, typically to determine if their detention is lawful. Option B, "Quo-warranto," refers to a legal action that challenges a person's right to hold a public office or position. Both options are valid explanations of their respective terms.

The correct answer is "फक्त ब बरोबर" which means "Only B is correct". This is because statement B states that the renaming of Delhi to "Delhi National Capital Region" was done in 1992, which is correct. Statement A does not provide any information about the renaming and is therefore incorrect.

The correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" because option A states that the PIO card scheme was started in the year 2002, which is the correct information. Option B is incorrect as it states that the PIO card scheme was started by the Ministry of Finance, which is not mentioned in the given passage. The other options are also incorrect as they either state that both options A and B are correct or that both options A and B are incorrect.

The given statement states that the Supreme Court has made a decision that LIC is a state institution. Therefore, the correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" which translates to "Only A is correct". This means that only statement A is correct, implying that the Supreme Court has declared LIC as a state institution. The other options are incorrect as they either state that only statement B is correct, both statements are correct, or both statements are incorrect.

The correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" because it states that only statement A is correct. It suggests that most fundamental rights are automatically applicable, but some require legislation by the Parliament to be enforceable. It implies that the State Legislature's laws also enforce fundamental rights.

Both statements A and B are correct. According to statement A, the fundamental right under Article 16 is not available to backward classes. According to statement B, even according to Article 29, the fundamental right is not available to backward classes. Therefore, both statements are correct and there are no errors in either of them.

Both options A and B are correct.

According to the Indian Constitution, the right to establish a union is a fundamental right. However, the Supreme Court has ruled that the power to dissolve trade unions is a basic right. Therefore, only option A is correct, as option B contradicts the Supreme Court's ruling.

Both options A and B are correct.

The correct answer is "फक्त अ बरोबर" because it states that the guiding principles were taken from the Irish incident of 1937, not the Swedish incident.

Both options A and B are correct.

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The correct answer is "फक्त ब बरोबर" because it states that in order to change "नागरिकत्व" (citizenship) related laws, a special majority of the Parliament is required. This means that the proposed change needs to be approved by a majority of the total membership of the Parliament as well as a majority of not less than two-thirds of the members present and voting. Therefore, the correct answer indicates that changing "नागरिकत्व" requires a special majority in the Parliament.

The given answer "फक्त अ बरोबर" is correct because option अ states that the Supreme Court upheld the principle of "Vaman Rao" being the basic structure, and this principle will continue to apply to all future events after 24th April 1973. Option ब simply states that 24th April 1973 was the date of the outcome of Vaman Rao's case, which does not provide any information about the principle being upheld or its application to future events. Therefore, only option अ is correct.

Both statements A and B are correct. Statement A states that the cooperative institutions achieved the status of an eventful degree in the 97th incident. Statement B states that the 97th incident occurred in 2011. Therefore, both statements are correct and equivalent.

After the President takes the oath, the oath document needs to be signed below the oath. This is mentioned in option B, which states that after the President takes the oath, the oath document needs to be signed. Option A is incorrect because it states that the President's position in India is similar to that of the United States, which is not mentioned or implied in the given passage. Therefore, only option B is correct.

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The correct answer is "फक्त ब बरोबर" because the statement "भारतीय राज्यघटनेत भारताचे वर्णन 'राज्यांचा संघ' असे केले आहे." is an accurate description of the Indian system of governance, where the states are described as a union. The statement "भारतीय संघराज्य व्यवस्था ही 'अमेरिकन मॉडल ' वर आधारित आहे." is incorrect as the Indian system of governance is not based on the American model.

The given options state that the concept of equality has been derived from British events. Option A suggests that equal protection of the law is a right derived from British events, while option B states that equality as a concept is not derived from British events. However, the correct answer is "दोन्ही चूक" which means both options are incorrect. Therefore, the explanation is that neither option A nor option B is correct.

The given options state that both options A and B are correct. The statement in option A mentions that there was no mention of the occurrence of a preliminary incident in the Berubari case. The statement in option B states that the Berubari case took place in 1960. Therefore, both options A and B are correct as they provide different pieces of information about the Berubari case.

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The correct answer is "फक्त ब बरोबर" which means "Only B is correct". This implies that statement B is the correct one, while statement A is incorrect. The explanation for this could be that the question is asking about the roles of Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammad Ali Jinnah in the Constituent Assembly. Statement A states that Mahatma Gandhi was a member of the Constituent Assembly, which is incorrect. Statement B states that Mohammad Ali Jinnah was the Chairman of the Constituent Assembly, which is correct. Therefore, only statement B is correct.

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The given options state the following statements:
A. The right to property has been separated from the list of fundamental rights in the 42nd amendment.
B. The right to property is now only a statutory right as per Article 310A.

The correct answer is "Both statements are incorrect".

This is because both statements are incorrect. The right to property was removed as a fundamental right by the 44th amendment, not the 42nd amendment. Additionally, the right to property is not only a statutory right but also a constitutional right under Article 300A.