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- Preamble And Evolution Of Indian Constitution
- Fundamental Rights (FRs)
- Directive Principles Of State Policy (DPSP)
- Fundamental Duties (FDs)
- Union / Central Government
- State Government
- Constitutional Provisions For SCs And STs, Women, Children, And OBCs
- Emergency Provisions
- Electoral Process
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Constitutional Provisions For SCs And STs, Women, Children And OBCs (Indian Polity Questions)
- Which Article under the Constitution provides for the reservation of SCs and STs in the Lok Sabha? 300
- In which year was ‘untouchability’ abolished in India? 1950
- The following act does not amount to practicing untouchability denying access to a home
- ‘Self-incrimination’ means Compelling a person to be a witness against himself
- The Constitution seeks to protect the interests of the SCs and STs by reserving seats for them in public services, in legislatures
- Indian Constitution guarantees reservation to SCs and STs in Lok Sabha and Legislative Assembly
- Seats for SCs and STs are not reserved in Rajya Sabha
- The Special Officer who looks into the working of the safeguards for SCs and STs is called as Commissioner for SCs and STs
- According to Marriage Act of 1954, the age is fixed at 21 years for men and 18 for women.
- The year 2001 was declared as the year of women empowerment to the promotion of the development of women.
- Who are considered to be the vulnerable group? Women and Children
- In which one of the following States is it constitutionally obligatory for the State to have a separate Minister for Tribal Welfare?
- The reservation for members of SCs and STs has been extended up to 2010
- Extension of reservation to SCs and STs for another 10 years is provided by way of 45th Constitutional Amendment.
- Reservation for the SCs and STs in the Parliament and State Assemblies was extended up to 2010 by the Amendment 79th
- Concept of ‘creamy layer’, propounded by Supreme Court with regard to reservations, refers to economically better-off people
- What is the maximum percentage of jobs that can be reserved by a State for backward class people in the government jobs? 50%
- The Tamil Nadu Reservation Act, which provides for 69% reservation in the jobs and educational institutional in the State, was placed in the Ninth Schedule by the 76th Amendment
- Which Article provides for the National Commission of SCs / STs? 338 / 338A
- The National Commission for SCs and STs has to submit an Annual report to the President
- Which Article of the Indian Constitution empowers the President to appoint a Commission to investigate the conditions of backward classes in general and suggest ameliorative measures? 342
- Certain seats shall be reserved for the SCs and STs in Lok Sabha on the basis of their Population
- Minority Groups are recognized on the basis of their Population
- Special provisions relating to the Minorities are guaranteed under the Part XVI
- Jobs are reserved for SC and ST people both at the time of appointment and promotion
- The Mandal Commission for backward classes was set up in 1978
- Which is the Commission appointed by the Government of India to investigate the conditions of socially and educationally backward classes of the society? Mandal
- Which of the following Prime Minister was in favour of implementation of the recommendation of the Mandal Commission? V. P. Singh
- Who is empowered to nominate Anglo-Indian Community to Lok Sabha / Legislative Assembly? President / Governor
- How many members will be nominated by President / Governor from Anglo-Indian Community? 2 / 1
- In which one of the following States there is no reservation for the SCs for Lok Sabha? Jammu & Kashmir
- Under the Provisions of which Article of the Constitution, the Government abolished the practice of untouchability? 17