Question 1

Land Acquisition Act is in which year?

Accepted Answer

C

Question 2

Which Section of the Ancient Monuments Act, 1958 discuss about the penalty for whoever causing damage to the protected property?

Accepted Answer

Section 30 of the Ancient Monuments Act, 1958, deals with the penalties for causing damage to protected monuments.

Question 3

Revocation of Passport comes in which Section?

Accepted Answer

Revocation of Passport is covered under Section 10 of the Passports Act, 1967. This section gives the authority to revoke or impound a passport or travel document for various reasons, including the interests of the sovereignty and integrity of India, the security of India, friendly relations with foreign countries, or in cases where the passport holder can be deported or engaged in activities prejudicial to the sovereignty and integrity of India.

Question 4

FEMA came into force on

Accepted Answer

The Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) came into force on 1st June 2000, replacing the earlier Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (FERA).

Question 5

The President of the District Forum should be a

Accepted Answer

The President of the District Forum should be a person who is, or has been, or is qualified to be a District Judge, as per the Consumer Protection Act.

Question 6

In which Section is the description of Pollution Control Boards?

Accepted Answer

The description of Pollution Control Boards is found in Sections 3 & 4 of the respective environmental legislation, where Section 3 typically pertains to the constitution of the Central Pollution Control Board and Section 4 deals with the constitution of State Pollution Control Boards. These sections outline the powers and functions of the boards in preventing, controlling, and abating environmental pollution.

Question 7

Kerala Registration of Tourism and Trade Act was introduced in the year?

Accepted Answer

The Kerala Registration of Tourism and Trade Act was introduced in the year 1991.

Question 8

Kerala Registration of Tourism and Trade Act provides for

Accepted Answer

The answer of Kerala Registration of Tourism and Trade Act...

Question 9

The Air Pollution Control Act came into existence in the year

Accepted Answer

The Air Pollution Control Act in India, known as the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, was enacted in 1981, but the options provided do not include this year. However, the Environment Protection Act, which also deals with pollution control, was enacted in 1986.

Question 10

In which year Foreign Exchange Management Bill was introduced?

Accepted Answer

The Foreign Exchange Management Bill was introduced in 1998.

Question 11

Which Section of the FEMA Act prohibits dealing in foreign exchange except through an authorized person?

Accepted Answer

Section 3 of the FEMA Act (Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999) prohibits any person from dealing in foreign exchange except through an authorized person, as it lays down the regulations and restrictions regarding foreign exchange transactions to ensure proper management and control of foreign exchange in India.

Question 12

Kasthoorirangan Report tries to protect

Accepted Answer

The Kasturirangan Report is focused on the conservation and protection of the Western Ghats, one of India's major ecological hotspots.

Question 13

The World Heritage list is published by

Accepted Answer

The World Heritage list is published by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) to identify and protect sites of cultural and natural heritage around the world.

Question 14

FEMA laid stress on

Accepted Answer

FEMA stands for Foreign Exchange Management Act, which focuses on the management of foreign exchange rather than strict control or regulation.

Question 15

VISA which is issued to skilled and qualified professionals are

Accepted Answer

Employment visas are specifically designed for skilled and qualified professionals who are moving to another country to work.

Question 16

Name of the passport which is issued to Government officials or other persons on Government missions

Accepted Answer

Official Passports are issued to individuals representing the national government on official business. These passports differ from normal or tourist passports and diplomatic passports, which are reserved for diplomats on international missions.

Question 17

A bonafide certificate is issued to the people who travel to---------------and --------------

Accepted Answer

A bonafide certificate is typically issued to verify that an individual belongs to a particular institution or organization. However, in the context of travel, it's not specifically issued for traveling to certain countries. The question seems to be based on a misunderstanding or specific context not widely recognized. Among the given options, Nepal and Bhutan are mentioned together, but it's important to note that travel documents and requirements vary based on the traveler's nationality and destination countries' regulations. The correct answer is chosen based on the options provided, but it's essential to consult official travel advisories for accurate information.

Question 18

A certificate issued to seamen is

Accepted Answer

CDC stands for Continuous Discharge Certificate, which is a seaman's identity document issued by the government. It serves as a record of a seaman's career and is essential for their work on ships.

Question 19

Section 10 deals with

Accepted Answer

Section 10 typically deals with the revocation of a passport and travel document, outlining the conditions and procedures under which a passport may be revoked.

Quiz 2: Indian Laws and Regulations:part B