AArticle 335
BArticle 323
CArticle 315
DArticle 321
AArticle 335
BArticle 323
CArticle 315
DArticle 321
Related Questions:
Consider the following statements with regard to the Doctrine of Pleasure:
(i) The Doctrine of Pleasure allows the President or Governor to terminate a civil servant’s service without providing any notice, based on public policy.
(ii) The tenure of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India is subject to the pleasure of the President.
(iii) The Supreme Court in the case of Union of India vs. Tulsiram Patel (1985) held that the Doctrine of Pleasure is based on public policy rather than a feudal prerogative.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Match the following legislative provisions with their corresponding articles or contexts in the Indian Constitution.
i. Residuary powers of legislation
ii. Parliamentary legislation during a national emergency
iii. Centre’s control over state legislation through President’s assent
iv. Legislation for implementing international agreements
a. Article 248
b. Article 253
c. Articles 200 and 201
d. Article 250
Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the Anandpur Sahib Resolution.
(i) It was adopted by the Akali Dal in 1973 and demanded that the Centre’s jurisdiction be limited to defence, foreign affairs, communications, and currency.
(ii) It proposed that the Constitution should be federal, ensuring equal authority and representation for all states at the Centre.
(iii) The resolution was fully endorsed by the Central government.