A. equal fundamental rights to each citizen
B. the right to adequate means of livelihood to each individual
C. just and humane conditions of work to each individual
D. equal wages for equal work to each individual irrespective of sex
A. the speaker
B. the president
C. the prime minister
D. the minister for parliamentary affairs
A. nominated by the leaders of the various parties in the Parliament
B. nominated by the prime minister
C. appointed by the speaker or elected by the House from amongst persons who are not members of Parliament
D. appointed by the speaker or elected by the House from amongst its own members
A. Sri John Simon
B. Lord Chelmsford
C. Lord Minto
D. E.S. Montague
A. it assures representation to all the political parties in proportion to their strength in the Parliament
B. it enables the Parliament to examine the grants of all the ministries and departments in detail
C. it enables the Parliament to accept the demands of various ministries without scrutiny
D. None of the above
A. 44th amendment
B. 45th amendment
C. 26th amendment
D. None of the above
A. on his own
B. on the recommendation of the prime ministers
C. only under emergency conditions
D. with the consent of the speaker
A. resignation
B. death
C. removal
D. All of the above
A. advisory jurisdiction
B. appellate jurisdiction
C. original jurisdiction
D. constitutional jurisdiction
A. the governor
B. the chief minister
C. chief justice of the state high court
D. speaker of legislative assembly
