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1.Which country first included a Preamble in its Constitution?

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  1. Who called the Preamble the 'Identity Card' of the Constitution?

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3.By whom was the Preamble of the Indian Constitution drafted and presented in the Constituent Assembly?

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  1. Through which Constitutional Amendment was the Preamble of the Indian Constitution amended?

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5.Which word was NOT added to the Preamble by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment?

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1.Which country first included a Preamble in its Constitution?

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  1. How many types of Liberty (Freedom) are mentioned in the Preamble?

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  1. How many types of Equality are mentioned in the Preamble?

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  1. Which type of Liberty is NOT mentioned in the Preamble?

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  1. What is the correct sequence of words in the Preamble?

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  1. Which Justice is NOT mentioned in the Preamble?

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  1. What does the term 'Sovereignty' in the Preamble imply?

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  1. By which Constitutional Amendment was the word 'Socialist' added to the Preamble?

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  1. What type of Socialism exists in India?

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  1. What is the form of socialism called where all means of production and distribution are nationalized and private property is abolished?

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  1. What is the form of socialism called that keeps faith in a mixed economy?

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  1. Indian Socialism is a mixture of which two types of socialism?

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  1. The form of socialism whose objective is to end poverty, disease, hunger, and inequality of opportunity is called?

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  1. By which amendment was the word 'Secular' added to the Preamble?

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  1. What is the meaning of the word 'Secular' in the Indian Constitution?

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  1. In whom does the Sovereignty mentioned in the Constitution reside?

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  1. When did the Supreme Court rule that the Constitution aims to establish an important social order to provide social, economic, and political justice?

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Consider the following statements regarding 'Republic':

  1. It means the President of India comes to power through elections.
  2. In a Monarchy, the head of state succeeds through heredity.

 

 

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  1. What is the meaning of 'Social Justice' in the Preamble?

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  1. What is the meaning of 'Economic Justice' in the Preamble?

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  1. From where were the ideals of Social, Economic, and Political Justice taken?

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  1. Which statement correctly explains 'Liberty'?

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  1. What does 'Equality' mean in the Indian Constitution?

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  1. By which amendment was 'Integrity' added?

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  1. When was the word 'Integrity' (Akhandta) added to the Constitution?

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  1. Who stated that 'Dignity of the individual' means the Constitution ensures not only material well-being but that every individual is sacred?

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  1. Who said the Preamble is the "thought of our long-term dreams"?

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  1. Who paid respect to the Preamble writers by calling them 'Political Intellectuals'?

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  1. Which scholar mentioned the Preamble in his book 'Principles of Social and Political Theory'?

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  1. In which case did the Supreme Court state that the Preamble is NOT a part of the Constitution?

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  1. In which case did the Supreme Court rule that the Preamble IS a part of the Constitution?

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