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Civics (Political Science) - Past Years' Questions
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1. Under which Article of the Indian Constitution can the Parliament legislate on any subject in the State list ?
2. Which pair is not correctly matched ?
3. -œThe State in which all authority and powers are vested in a single centre whose will and agents are legally omnipotent over the whole area- is known as-”
4. Which theory advocates only -˜night watchman role-™ of the State ?
5. Regarding the functions of the state who among the following has used the phrase -œto hinder the hindrances- ?
6. -œThe State is the product and manifestation of the irreconcilability of class antagonism.- Who holds the above view ?
7. A constitutional reason to make the centre strong in India is-”
8. Who among the following tried to establish co-relation between party system and electoral system ?
9. Who among the following Congress members rejected the Mountbatten Plan ?
10. Who has opined that -œThe Constitution limits the arbitrary actions of the Government- ?
11. Given below are two statements one is labelled as Assertion Aand the other labelled as Reason (R). In the context of these statements select the correct answer from the codes mentioned below-” Assertion A: A federal system invariably provides for an independent judiciary. Reason (R) : It settles the disputes between the centre and the constituent units. Codes :
12. Which of the following words were added to the Preamble of the Indian Constitution by the 42nd Amendment ?
13. The term -˜Socialism-™ was first used by-”
14. Hobbes gives individual the right to disobey the sovereign for-”
15. During Civil Disobedience Movement soldiers of Garhwal Regiment refused to fire on demonstrators at-”
16. Which one of the following ideologies considers political party as -˜a vanguard of the social class-™ ?
17. By the materialistic interpretation of history Marx explains-”
18. Who among the following has maintained that the modern liberal democratic state has become an industrial state ?
19. Who defined sovereignty as the supreme authority which is independent of any other earthly authority ?
20. Whose time has been described as the -˜Seedling time of Indian Nationalism-™ ?
21. The Swadeshi Movement was launched-”
22. The President of India can be removed from his office by-”
23. Who describes the pressure groups as the Third House of the Legislature ?
24. Which prominent leader had opposed the Champaran Satyagrah of 1917 because it was led by Mahatma Gandhi ?
25. Who of the following linked the Directive Principles with a cheque payable at the convenience of the Bank ?

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