Q1. In the context of Indian Secularism consider the following statements 1 The Indian State has no right to intervene in the affairs of religion in the same manner the religion has no right to interfere in the affairs of the State 2 In India Article 25 confers freedom of religion but not freedom from religion on all individuals Which of the statements given above is are correct

Q2. Which of the following Acts was described by Jawahar Lai Nehru as Charter of Slavery

Q3. Our Constitution framers were not averse of borrowing from other constitution tradition Match the following principles with the country from where it was borrowed A British 1 Rule of Law B US 2 Fundamental Rights C Irish 3 DPSP D French 4 Residual powers E Canadian 5 Liberty Equality and Fraternity Code A B C D E

Q4. Consider the following statements about the Constituent Assembly of India 1 Its constitution was finally subject to the approval of the British Parliament 2 The selection of representatives of various Indian states was flexible and decided by consultation 3 Members of the constituent assembly from provinces were elected directly from the people by a very limited franchise Which of the above is are true

Q5. The Indian Federal System can be converted into unitary one