Indian Parliament is: __________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Which of the following Article of the Indian Constitution establishes a bicameral parliament:

   A. Article 19
   B. Article 38
   C. Article 56
   D. Article 79

2. After Indian Independence, what was not Provisional Parliament provided:

   A. Directly Elected Body
   B. Sovereign Body
   C. Indirectly Elected Body
   D. None of the above

3. The Indian parliament is:

   A. Not a sovereign parliament like British parliament
   B. A sovereign parliament like British parliament
   C. Sovereign parliament like US parliament
   D. None of these

4. After Indian Independence who represented Provisional Parliament?

   A. Lok Sabha
   B. Parliament
   C. Rajya Sabha
   D. Constituent Assembly

5. Which Indian Act created Federal polity for the whole of the Indian.

   A. India Act of 1861
   B. India Act of 1919
   C. India Act of 1935
   D. India Independence Act of 1947

6. Through which Indian Constitutional Amendment, Municipalities continued to be in force in the state which existed before commencement of the Indian constitution?

   A. Seventy-fourth Amendment Act 1992
   B. Forty-fourth Amendment Act 1978
   C. Forty-fourth Amendment Act 1989
   D. Forty-seventh Amendment Act 1984

7. At the time of commencement of the Indian Community how many years were laid down for appointment to the post in the Railways, Customs, Postal & Telegraph services for the Anglo-Indian community:

   A. 2 years
   B. 5 years
   C. 4 years
   D. 6 years

8. The parliament of which country sits in the palace of Westminster – probably better known as the House of Parliament:

   A. UK
   B. USA
   C. Germany
   D. Japan

9. The members of Parliament) Commons (Members of Parliament) are elected by those of their fellow citizens who have attained the age of ______ and are not specifically disqualified from voting by law:

   A. 17
   B. 18
   C. 19
   D. 20

10. In the Constituent Assembly who of the following Indians said about relationship of parliament and judiciary “No Supreme Court, no Judiciary, can stand in judgment over the sovereign will of Parliament”:

    A. J.L.Nehru
    B. Ananthaswamy Ayyangar
    C. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
    D. Dr. Rajindra Parsad