Understanding the Indian Constitution
Understanding the Indian Constitution
Test your knowledge about the Indian Constitution and its key principles with this engaging quiz! Discover the meanings and implications of important articles and clauses that shape the democratic fabric of the country.
Key Features:
- Multiple choice format
- Explore foundational legal concepts
- Suitable for all levels of knowledge
What is the true meaning of secular?
A) All religions are equal in the eyes of the government.
B) Special importance to a religion related to minorities.
C) One religion is promoted by the government.
D) None of the above
" The language of preamble" of the Indian constitution taken from the constitution of-
A) America
B) Canada
C) Australia
D) Ireland
Which of the following is not an ideal mentioned in the preamble of Indian constitution?
A) Justice
B) Equality
C) prosperity
D) Fraternity
The preamble of Indian constitution starts with the phrase-
A) "We the people of India"
B)"In the name of god"
C)" India a sovereign socialist secular democratic republic."
D)"To secure to all its citizens"
The President gives his resignation to the"
A) Cheif justice
B) The Partiament
C) The Vice President
D) The Prime Minister
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