 |  Philosophical and Constitutional Framework of Government 28 Flashcards |  Start |
 | The Constitution of India was adopted on ___ and came into effect on ___. |  Card: 1 / 28 |
| November 26, 1949; January 26, 1950 | Card: 2 / 28 |
| True or False: The Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution are justiciable and can be enforced through courts. | Card: 3 / 28 |
| True | Card: 4 / 28 |
| True or False: The Directive Principles of State Policy are legally enforceable in courts. | Card: 5 / 28 |
| False. They are non-justiciable guidelines. | Card: 6 / 28 |
| Fill in the blank: The Indian Constitution establishes a ___, ___, secular, and democratic republic. | Card: 7 / 28 |
| Sovereign, socialist | Card: 8 / 28 |
| What is the significance of the Basic Structure Doctrine as established by the Kesavananda Bharati case? | Card: 9 / 28 |
| It protects core constitutional principles from amendments, ensuring the preservation of democracy, secularism, and federalism. | Card: 10 / 28 |
| What does Article 32 of the Indian Constitution provide? | Card: 11 / 28 |
| It allows individuals to approach the Supreme Court for enforcement of Fundamental Rights. | Card: 12 / 28 |
| True or False: The Indian Constitution allows the central government to dominate state powers during emergencies. | Card: 13 / 28 |
| True | Card: 14 / 28 |
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| What is the role of the Prime Minister in the Indian parliamentary system? | Card: 15 / 28 |
| The Prime Minister serves as the head of government and is accountable to the legislature. | Card: 16 / 28 |
| What does the term 'cooperative federalism' imply in the context of Indian governance? | Card: 17 / 28 |
| It encourages collaboration between the central and state governments. | Card: 18 / 28 |
| True or False: The Right to Freedom of Religion is protected under Articles 14-18 of the Indian Constitution. | Card: 19 / 28 |
| False. It is protected under Articles 25-28. | Card: 20 / 28 |
| Fill in the blank: The Indian Constitution is characterized by a ___ structure with a unitary bias. | Card: 21 / 28 |
| Federal | Card: 22 / 28 |
| What are Fundamental Rights intended to ensure? | Card: 23 / 28 |
| They ensure individual dignity, freedom, and act as a check on arbitrary state actions. | Card: 24 / 28 |
| What is the significance of the separation of powers as established by the Constitution? | Card: 25 / 28 |
| It prevents the concentration of power and ensures checks and balances among the legislature, executive, and judiciary. | Card: 26 / 28 |
| The Constitution of India is often described as ___ due to its comprehensive nature and detailed provisions. | Card: 27 / 28 |
| Written and lengthy | Card: 28 / 28 |
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