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31. Consider the following statement regarding the proclamation of national emergency under Article 352 of the Constitution of India:
1. A proclamation of emergency once approved by Parliament shall remain in force for a period of six month.
2. The satisfaction of the President under Article 352, is the satisfaction of the Union Council of Ministers.
3. While the proclamation is in the operation, the normal life of the Lok Sabha cannot be extended.
4. The freedom given by the Article 19 of the Constitution can be suspended.
Which of the statements given above as correct?
1. A proclamation of emergency once approved by Parliament shall remain in force for a period of six month.
2. The satisfaction of the President under Article 352, is the satisfaction of the Union Council of Ministers.
3. While the proclamation is in the operation, the normal life of the Lok Sabha cannot be extended.
4. The freedom given by the Article 19 of the Constitution can be suspended.
Which of the statements given above as correct?
32. Every person who is a member of a civil service of a State holds office during the pleasure of
33. Which statement is incorrect-
34. The power to transfer proceeding from one Appellate Authority or Rent Controller to another is conferred upon
35. The right to equality prevents the State from
36. Consider the following statements.
1. An Ordinance can be Promulgated by the President of India when the House of the People is dissolved.
2. An Ordinance can be promulgated by the Governor to impose reasonable restrictions on the freedoms guaranteed under Article 19 of the Constitution.
3. An Ordinance remains operative for the same period as an Act of Parliament.
4. The same Ordinance can be promulgated more than once if the circumstances so require.
Which of the statements given above are correct?
1. An Ordinance can be Promulgated by the President of India when the House of the People is dissolved.
2. An Ordinance can be promulgated by the Governor to impose reasonable restrictions on the freedoms guaranteed under Article 19 of the Constitution.
3. An Ordinance remains operative for the same period as an Act of Parliament.
4. The same Ordinance can be promulgated more than once if the circumstances so require.
Which of the statements given above are correct?
37. An unlawful compulsory labour is deemed to be a practice of "untochability" when any person compels other person to do:
38. Vishakha case is related to
39. The Election Commission holds election for
40. Consider the following:
By notification issued by the Central Government, seats were directed to be reserved in Central Government's educational institutions for various category of candidates thus: Scheduled Castes - 15%, Scheduled Tribes - 7.5%, OBC - 27%, Physically challenged persons - 3%, Sports - 5% and Children and wards of armed forces personnel - 5%.
In relation to the above which one of the following statements is correct?
By notification issued by the Central Government, seats were directed to be reserved in Central Government's educational institutions for various category of candidates thus: Scheduled Castes - 15%, Scheduled Tribes - 7.5%, OBC - 27%, Physically challenged persons - 3%, Sports - 5% and Children and wards of armed forces personnel - 5%.
In relation to the above which one of the following statements is correct?
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