Constitutional Law Mains Questions Series Part-IV: Important Questions for Judiciary, APO & University Exams | Part - IV of X

Legal Bites brings to you Constitutional Law Mains Questions Series Part-IV. The questions enlisted here are arranged section-wise and will aid the students in preparing for Judiciary, APO or University Exams. The list of questions curated by Legal Bites will help candidates identify the important and frequently asked questions and give them good practice for their aptitude and knowledge.

Constitutional Law Mains Questions Series Part-IV

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Constitutional Law Mains Questions Series Part-IV of X

Question 1

“Secularism is neither anti-God nor pro-God. It eliminates God from the matters of State and ensures that no one shall be discriminated on the grounds of religion.” In the light of the above observation, discuss the true import of freedom of religion guaranteed under the Constitution. [MPJS 2010]

Question 2

“Secularism is many a time mistaken as non-religious”. Explain the concept in the light of freedom of religion. [UPJS 2006]

Question 3

Discuss critically the provisions in the Indian Constitution guaranteeing protection to the minorities in India. [BJS 1978]

Question 4

What is the constitutional concept of ‘Minority’? What are the constitutionally guaranteed minority rights? Refer to relevant case law. [BJS 1984]

Question 5

Write an essay on the Supreme Court as the protector of Civil Liberties. [BJS 1984]

Question 6

What remedies can be enforced under Article 32 of the Constitution of India? [RJS 1986]

Question 7

What is the writ of Mandamus? Against whom it cannot be issued? [RJS 2011]

Question 8

“A declaration of Fundamental Rights is meaningless unless there is an effective judicial remedy for their enforcement.” Comment. What are the Judicial remedies which the Constitution provides? Explain. [UPJS 2003, UPJS 2016, MPJS 2018]

Question 9

Write an essay on the Directive Principles of State Policy. [Guj JS 2020]

Question 10

Write a short note on Directive Principles of State Policy and their constitutional importance. [BJS 1980, 1987, MPJS 2015]

Question 11

Write a critical essay on the Relationship between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles. [BJS 1986]

Question 12

Write a note on Uniform Civil Code. [BJS 2000]

Question 13

Are the Directive Principles of State Policy enforceable? [RJS 1984]

Question 14

Name any three Directive Principles of State Policy. [RJS 1986]

Question 15

Write a short note on the concept of separation of powers in the Constitution of India. [RJS 2014]

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Question 16

Critically, examine the constitutional provisions which ensure the independent judiciary in India. [BJS 1980]

Question 17

Do you think that if a Judge of one High Court is transferred to another High Court it will adversely affect the independence of the judiciary? Give reasons. [BJS 1980]

Question 18

There are many provisions in the Constitution of India which secure the independence and impartiality of the Judiciary. Discuss those provisions and refer to important judgements of the Supreme Court. [UPJS 2016]

Question 19

Explain the significance of the Directive Principles of State Policy. Can Courts restrict Fundamental Rights with a view to attaining any objective included in the Directive Principles? [BJS 1975]

Question 20

What do you understand by Fundamental Rights? How did they differ from other legal rights?

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