Question 1

The provision of equality before the law and equal protection of law is in

Accepted Answer

The principle of equality before the law and equal protection of the law is a fundamental aspect of the rule of law, which ensures that all individuals are subject to the law equally and guarantees the protection of their rights without discrimination.

Question 2

Article 361 of the constitution provides special protection to

Accepted Answer

Article 361 of the Indian Constitution provides special protection to the President, Governors of States, and Rajpramukhs (a title that was used for the heads of certain Indian states during the initial years after the Indian independence). It states that these officials cannot be called to any court for any act done in the exercise of the powers and duties of their office.

Question 3

Which of the following case is related to adoption

Accepted Answer

Lakshmikant Pandey vs. Union of India is a landmark case related to the adoption of children. It laid down guidelines for adoption of children by foreign parents, ensuring the welfare of the child is paramount.

Question 4

Which is the adoption regulating body in India

Accepted Answer

The Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA) is the national level statutory body of the Government of India that regulates adoption of children in the country.

Question 5

The age difference between the adopter and the child to be adopted with opposite sex should be atleast

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Question 6

Fundamental duties are non justiciable and non enforceable. Choose the correct option

Accepted Answer

Fundamental duties, as outlined in Article 51A of the Indian Constitution, are moral obligations for Indian citizens but are not enforceable by law, making them non-justiciable.

Question 7

Child Marriage Restraint Act 1929 popularly known as.

Accepted Answer

The Child Marriage Restraint Act of 1929 is popularly known as the Sarda Act, after its sponsor Harbilas Sarda. It was enacted to restrain the practice of child marriage in India.

Question 8

Polygamy is a crime under which section of IPC?

Accepted Answer

Section 494 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) makes polygamy a punishable offense, provided the first marriage is valid under the law.

Question 9

Which case is related to muslim women maintenance under section 125 CrPC?

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Question 10

The recent Bill passed in Parliament 'The Farmers Produce Trade And Commerce (Promotion and facilitation) Bill 2020 is related to which reform?

Accepted Answer

The Farmers Produce Trade And Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill 2020 is related to agrarian reform, as it aims to create a system where farmers and traders can sell their produce outside the mandis. It seeks to facilitate barrier-free trade of agriculture produce.

Question 11

Which committee recommended for fixation of ceiling on landholding?

Accepted Answer

The Kumarrappa Committee recommended the fixation of a ceiling on landholding to redistribute land more equitably among the agrarian population.

Question 12

Naxalite movement started in which area?

Accepted Answer

The Naxalite movement started in the Naxalbari area of West Bengal, India, in 1967, leading to its name.

Question 13

Who played important role in surrender of dacoits?

Accepted Answer

Jayprakash Narayan played a significant role in the surrender of dacoits, especially in the Chambal region, through his efforts in the 1970s to reform and rehabilitate bandits.

Question 14

Section 41 of Juvenile Justice Act 2002 provides which previleges to adopted children?

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Question 15

Who started Bhoodan movement?

Accepted Answer

Acharya Vinoba Bhave started the Bhoodan Movement in 1951 to persuade wealthy landowners to voluntarily give a portion of their land to landless people.

Question 16

Right to property is under which Article?

Accepted Answer

The right to property was originally a fundamental right under the Constitution of India, but it was moved to the category of legal rights under Article 300A in the 44th Amendment Act of 1978. This article states that no person shall be deprived of his property save by authority of law.

Quiz 3: Legal and Social Issues in India