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The document outlines key aspects of the Indian Constitution, including the election of the Vice President, the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner, and the historical context of India's independence. It lists fundamental rights recognized by the Constitution and highlights important articles along with their descriptions. Additionally, it provides information on the legislative framework for the division of India and Pakistan and the roles of various constitutional authorities.

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The document outlines key aspects of the Indian Constitution, including the election of the Vice President, the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner, and the historical context of India's independence. It lists fundamental rights recognized by the Constitution and highlights important articles along with their descriptions. Additionally, it provides information on the legislative framework for the division of India and Pakistan and the roles of various constitutional authorities.

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Who Elects Vice President of India?

ANS: As per Article 66 of the Constitution of India, the


Vice-President is elected by the members of the Electoral
College consisting of the members of both Houses of
Parliament in accordance with the system of proportional
representation by means of the single transferable vote.

Who was the British Prime Minister during


India’s Independence?
ANS: Clement Atlee

Who appoints the Chief Election Commissioner of


India?
ANS: President of India

What was the Mountbatten Plan(June 3, 1947)?


ANS: The Mountbatten Plan(June 3, 1947) was an
agreement between Lord Mountbatten and Indian National
Congress, Muslim League and Sikh community

Who was the Governor-General during India’s


Independence? ANS: Lord Mountbatten
Who is empowered to appoint the Judges of the
Supreme Court?
President on the advice of the Chief Justice of s.c.

By which legislation India and Pakistan were


divided into two independent nations?
Indian Independence Act of 1947

Currently, there are how many fundamental


rights are recognized by the Indian
constitution?
There are six fundamental rights-
 Right to equality (14-18)
 Right to freedom (19)
 Right to freedom of religion (25-28)
 Right against exploitation (23-24)
 Cultural and educational rights (29-30)
 Right to constitutional remedies(32-35)

Indian constitutional rights were inspired by


which historical documents?
post
ANS : France’s Declaration of the Rights of Man and the
United States Bill of Rights

Who is empowered by the Indian


Constitution to appoint the Attorney General
of India?
ANS: President of India

By which procedure the President of India


may be removed before the expiry of the
term?
ANS: Impeachment

How many members were there in


Constituent Assembly?
ANS: 389

Advocate genral Article 76


Comptroller & auditor Article 148
genral of india
President of india Article 52
Election of president Article 54
Impeachment of Article 61
president Article 60
Ordinance making power Article 123
of president
Oath of president
Vice – president of india Article 63
Election of vice- Article 66
president Article 68
Oath of vice -president
Prime minister Article 74
Parliament Article 79
Duration of house of Article 83
parliament
Council of state(Rajy Article 80
Sabha)
House of people(Lok Article 81
Sabha)
Qualification for Article 84
member of parliament
Chairman & Deputy Article 89
Chairman of R.S.
Speaker & Deputy Article 93
speaker of L.S.
Join siting of both house Article 108
of parliament
Money bil Article 110
Annual financial Article 112
statemet(Budget)
Supreme Court Article 124
National judicial appointment Article 124A
commission
Governor Article 153
Ordinance making power of Article 213
governor

Here is the table with the must-know articles of the Constitution, along with their brief
descriptions:

Article Brief Description


Article 1 Name and territory of the Union
Article 14 Right to equality
Article 19 Protection of certain rights regarding freedom of speech, expression, etc.
Article 21 Right to life and personal liberty
Article 32 Remedies for enforcement of fundamental rights
Article 40 Organization of village panchayats
Article 44 Uniform civil code
Article 48A Protection and improvement of the environment
Article 50 Separation of the judiciary from the executive
Article 51A Fundamental duties of citizens
Article 72 Power of the President to grant pardons, etc.
Article 74 Council of Ministers to aid and advise the President
Article 75 Appointment of the Prime Minister and other Ministers
Article 78 Duties of the Prime Minister
Article 84 Qualification for Membership of the Parliament
Article 86 Right of the President to address and send messages to the Houses of Parliament
Article 123 Power of the President to promulgate ordinances during recess of Parliament
Article 124 Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court
Article 155 Appointment of Governor
Article 165 Advocate General for the State
Article 356 President's rule in states
Article 368 Power of Parliament to amend the Constitution
Article 370 Special provisions for Jammu and Kashmir
Article 377 Decriminalization of homosexuality

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