Practice MCQ Questions and answers on Indian Politics-GK

Lord Dicey popularised the concept of Rule of law in Britain. Rule of law means 'law is supreme' and 'no one is above the law'. In India, constitution is supreme of law of land.

M.N.Roy for the first time in 1934 came up with the idea of constituent assembly which became official demand of India National congress in 1935. And this demand for constituent assembly was first accepted by Britishers in August Offer of 1940.

Most profound influence in framing constitution was exercised by GOI Act, 1935. Majority of provisions in constitution have been adopted from GOI Act, 1935. Federal scheme, office of governor, power of federal, Judiciary, emergency powers etc. were drawn from this act.

Most striking difference between GOI Act, 1935 and present constitution is the presence of fundamental rights in constitution which forms Part-3 of constitution. It is similar to the Bill of Rights of U.S. constitution

National Flag of India is a rectangular flag consisting of deep saffron, white and green colours with a 24 spoke wheel (the Ashok chakra) in navy blue at its centre. The wheel represents truth, justic and forwardness.

National Flag of India is a rectangular flag consisting of deep saffron, white and green colours with a 24 spoke wheel (the Ashok chakra) in navy blue at its centre. The wheel represents truth, justic and forwardness.

Non-written constitution means no single document where all the laws are written. UK, New Zealand and Israel have non-written constitution.

Objective resolution was moved in constituent Assembly by Pt.Jawahar Lal Nehru on 13th December 1946 which ultimately became the preamble to the constitution of India. It set out main objectives which were intended to achieve by constituent assembly while formation of constitution.

On the basis of distribution of powers between the centre and states, the government is classified into two Unitary and Federal government. In Unitary form of govt all powers are kept with center, some of which can be delegated to state whereas in federal government there is complete division of powers between center and state.

Our National Anthem "Jana Gana Mana" which is written by Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, was first sung at Kolkata session of Indian National Congress in 1911. It was officially adopted by constituent assembly as National Anthem of India on 24th January 1950, which was also the last day of constituent assembly.