Constitution Of India - Practice Test

(A) Article 20 directly relevant to the civil and criminal process

(B) Article 20(1) is concerned with the substantive law of criminal liability and penalty only

(C) Articles 20(2) and 20(3) are mainly concerned with the stage of procedure

(D) Article 20(3) gives protection against 'testimonial compulsion'

(A) Article 20 directly relevant to the civil and criminal process

(A) One months

(B) Three months

(C) Six months

(D) Immediately

(C) Six months

(A) To establish welfare state

(B) To ensure democracy at grassroot level

(C) To establish religious state

(D) To ensure living wages to workmen

(A) To establish welfare state

(A) President of India

(B) Prime Minister of India

(C) Defence Minister

(D) Chief of Army Staff

(A) President of India

(A) Matters relating to the methods of recruitment to the civil service

(B) Disciplinary matters affecting a person serving under the Government

(C) Claims by or in respect of a person who has served the government

(D) The manner in which the Government is empowered to make reservation in the posts for government service

(D) The manner in which the Government is empowered to make reservation in the posts for government service

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