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    This document appears to be an exam for a course on the Indian Constitution, its institutions and processes. It contains 3 parts with multiple choice and short answer questions. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each, asking about topics like the interim president of the Constituent Assembly, writs like Quo-Warranto, fundamental duties amendment, and definitions of terms like universal adult franchise and gram sabha. Part B contains 6 short answer questions worth 5 marks each, examples include a short note on the Regulating Act of 1773, the philosophy of the Indian Constitution, Gandhian programs in the Directive Principles and discretionary governor powers. Part C contains 2 long answer questions

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    QP CODE: 19101796 Reg No : .....................

    19101796
    Name : .....................

    B A DEGREE (CBCS) EXAMINATION, MAY 2019


    Second Semester
    Core Course - PS2CRT02 - INDIAN CONSTITUTION: INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES
    (Common for B.A Political Science Model I,B.A Political Science Model II Mass Communication and
    Journalism)
    2017 ADMISSION ONWARDS
    E8DE49A1
    Maximum Marks: 80 Time: 3 Hours
    Part A
    Answer any ten questions.
    Each question carries 2 marks.

    1. Who acted as the interim president of the Constitutent Assembly?

    2. Briefly discuss the writ Quo – Warranto.

    3. Which amendment act inserted Fundamental Duties?

    4. Why is the President known as Nominal Executive?

    5. State the difference between Council of Ministers and the Cabinet.

    6. Explain the original jurisdiction of the High Court.

    7. Define Universal Adult Franchise.

    8. What is the content of the 10th schedule of the constitution?

    9. Discuss the term Gram Sabha.

    10. How NHRC is constituted?

    11. Comment on Election Commission as a multimember body.

    12. Write down the Composition of Regional council of Niti Aayog.


    (10×2=20)

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    Part B
    Answer any six questions.
    Each question carries 5 marks.

    13. Write a short note on Regulating Act of 1773.

    14. What is the philosophy of the Indian Constitution?

    15. Discuss the Gandhian programmes mentioned in the Directive principles of state policies?

    16. Mention the discretionary powers of the Governor?

    17. What is PIL? Critically examine its role in protecting the rights of an Indian citizen.

    18. Briefly describe the provisions in the 42th amendment Act of Indian Constitution.

    19. Why and how 44th amendment act stands out from other amendments.

    20. Evaluate the role of National Women’s Commission.

    21. The role and importance of the CAG - Analyse.


    (6×5=30)
    Part C
    Answer any two questions.
    Each question carries 15 marks.

    22. Critically analyse features of Government of India Act. 1935.

    23. Explain the powers and functions of Lok Sabha.

    24. Evaluate the major characteristics of 44th, 52nd and 91th constitution amendment of India.

    25. Explain the Composition and functions of UPSC.


    (2×15=30)

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