TOP 100 :भारतीय संविधान (Indian Constitution) सबसे अधिक पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न | constitution top 100

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Constitution Creation & Core Features

• How long did it take to make the Indian Constitution?
  • 2 years 11 months 18 days
• Which part is called the “soul of the Constitution”?
  • Preamble
• When was the Constitution adopted?
  • 26 November 1949
• How many articles, parts, and schedules are there currently?
  • Articles: “just above 450”
  • Parts: 25
  • Schedules: 12
• Where is the original Constitution preserved?
  • Parliament House
• When did India become a fully sovereign democratic republic?
  • 26 November 1949 (as stated)
• First meeting of the Constituent Assembly?
  • 9 December 1946 (noted earlier; later test asks this again)
• Constitution Day celebrated first time in India?
  • 2015
• At implementation, how many articles/parts/schedules were there?
  • 395 articles, 22 parts, 8 schedules
• Original Constitution: how many words?
  • 80,000 words
• Drafting Committee wrote the Constitution in which language?
  • English
• Who was the first Speaker of the Central Legislature?
  • Vitthal Patel
• Concept of single/non-binding citizenship: where did it come from?
  • England
• Plan under which the Constituent Assembly was formed?
  • Cabinet Mission plan
• Year when “wealth-neutral socialism” was added to the Constitution
  • 1976
• Where was the original Constitution of India published?
  • Dehradun
• Oldest written Constitution (source of written concept)?
  • America
• Largest written Constitution (which country)?
  • Asked for comments (not answered clearly in the subtitles)
• Freedom of the press ensured under which article?
  • Article 19 (subtitles say “Article 19 … answer will be Article 19”)

Elections & Constitutional Offices

• First Chief Election Commissioner of India
  • Shiv Kumar Saini
• Voting age reduced from 21 to 18 years by which amendment?
  • 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1989
• Who presides over Rajya Sabha meetings?
  • Vice-President
• Biggest source of the Indian Constitution
  • Government of India Act 1935
• Dr. Rajendra Prasad elected as first President: who elects him?
  • Constituent Assembly
• Women in the Constituent Assembly
  • 15 women
• Constitutional advisor during drafting
  • B. N. Rao (B.N. Rao)
• President declares financial emergency under which article?
  • Article 360
• First amendment year
  • 1951
• First session of Constituent Assembly held where?
  • Delhi
• States reorganized on basis of language
  • 1956
• Balwant Rai Mehta Committee formed when?
  • Option A (year not clearly stated; stated as formed through Panchayati Raj)
• Pitts India Act came into existence
  • 1784 (subtitles indicate a likely transcription error)
• Ideal of Indian democracy under the Constitution
  • Preamble
• Directive Principles of State Policy taken from which country?
  • Ireland
• Merger of more than 500 princely states into India: who responsible?
  • Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
• Right to equality provided by five articles (which ones?)
  • Articles 14 to 18
• “Secular” mentioned in Preamble word ‘dhannirpeksh sainik’ (as spoken)
  • Subtitles indicate inclusion of the intended secular term in the Preamble (exact phrase unclear)

Amendments & Specific Constitutional Provisions Mentioned

• 42nd Constitutional Amendment year
  • Asked to be written in comments (year not provided clearly in subtitles)
• India’s sovereignty vested in people of India
  • Option D (no article number clearly given in extract)
• Provision related to different states
  • States it should be Article 371 (as stated)
• First general elections held after independence
  • 1952
• Article 356 related to
  • President’s rule
• Constitutional impeachment process article
  • Article 61
• Where word “Cabinet” is mentioned
  • Article 352 (as stated, though it appears questionable)
• Concurrent list taken from constitution of which country
  • Australia
• Article for Hindi development / official language wording
  • Says 343 would be wrong; correct stated as 351
• Which princely state did not participate in Legislative Assembly?
  • Hyderabad
• Ambedkar elected to Constituent Assembly from where?
  • West Bengal
• First state formed on basis of language
  • Andhra Pradesh
• Morley-Minto Reforms: bill passed in which year
  • 1909
• Sikkim granted statehood
  • 1975
• “Laddu Constitution of India” / “Mini Constitution” refers to
  • 42nd Constitutional Amendment
• Parliament power to amend the Constitution
  • Article 368
• Governor General of Bengal made Governor General of India under which Act?
  • Charter Act of 1833
• First Vice-Chancellor of India
  • Lord Kalinga (as stated)
• Vice-President is chairman of which house
  • Rajya Sabha
• India is a secular nation
  • Option A
• National anthem first sung: when and where
  • 27 December 1911, Kolkata
• When Constituent Assembly adopted national anthem
  • 24 January 1950
• Process of amending Constitution called (source)
  • Says it is from South Africa
• Who made the Constitution of India
  • Constituent Assembly
• Who has right to form a new state or change boundaries
  • Parliament
• How many times Preamble amended
  • Once
• Who has right to change the name of a state
  • Parliament
• Who appoints members of State Public Service Commission
  • Governor
• Panchayati Raj system given constitutional status via which amendment
  • 3rd amendment (as stated)
• Right against social discrimination under which article
  • Articles 23 and 24 (as stated)
• From which country’s constitution taken proposal to amend Indian Constitution
  • Asked, then implied as South Africa (subtitles messy)
• Demand for Constituent Assembly on basis of adult franchise in 1936
  • Jawaharlal Nehru
• State of Madhya Pradesh formed
  • 1956
• Right to education for children 6–14 as fundamental right
  • Article 21(A)
• Indian Constitution came in written form like which country
  • United States
• How many members of the Constituent Assembly signed
  • 284
• First municipal corporation established in India
  • Madras
• Article 60 refers to
  • Oath of the President
• Education moved from state list to concurrent list by which amendment
  • 42nd Constitutional Amendment
• Chief Election Commissioner appointed by
  • President
• First Governor-General of India
  • Lord William Bentinck
• Himachal Pradesh granted statehood
  • 1971
• First Speaker of Lok Sabha (independent India)
  • Jeeva Malankar
• President of Constituent Assembly (independent India)
  • Rajendra Prasad
• Members in the interim Parliament of India
  • 296
• No democracy in which country (example)
  • China
• What circle in Indian national flag represents
  • Truth (as stated)
• Five-year plan inspired by which country
  • Soviet Union / Russia
• Drafting committee members
  • 7
• Article number for President
  • Article 52
• Special status under Article 370
  • Jammu and Kashmir
• President election system taken from which country
  • Ireland
• Who first presented demand for Constituent Assembly (1895)
  • Subtitles say Ireland (likely mis-stated; presented as answer)
• Representatives of princely states: how many
  • 70 (for a stated context)
• 74th Constitutional Amendment: which schedule added
  • 12th Schedule

“Five-question test” at the End (Instructions + Questions)

• Q1: When was the first meeting of the Constituent Assembly held?
• Q2: Famine in India—where was the concept derived from?
• Q3: What is the “single source / largest unit” of the Indian Constitution?
• Q4: “India is one” — answer required (topic likely “national unity” concept; exact prompt text is unclear)
• Q5: Has the concept of famine citizenship been adopted in India?

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