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Political science Q. Who said that Directive Principles are aimed at furthering the goals of the social revolution or to foster this revolution by establishing the conditions necessary for its achievement? 1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar 2. B. N. Rau 3. Granville Austin 4. M. C. Chagla View answer Ans: 3 Q. Which one of the following has enhanced its power most from the system of delegated legislation? 1. The Legislature 2. The Legislative Committees 3. Bureaucracy 4. The Council of Ministers View answer Ans: 3 Q. The socialist thinkers favour nationalisation of natural resources with a view- 1. To reduce the cost of production 2. To increase production 3. To avoid exploitation 4. To ensure their full utilisation View answer Ans: 3 Q. Who among the following maintains that persons carried into the state their natural rights from the state of nature? 1. Plato 2. Locke 3. Rousseau 4. None of the above View answer Ans: 2 Q. According to Marx, the state came into being to- 1. Make life better 2. Protect life and liberty 3. End exploitation of the poor 4. Legalize exploitation of the poor by the state View answer Ans: 4 Q. Who is of the view that the sovereign cannot tax his subjects without their consent? 1. Bodin 2. Grotius 3. Hobbes 4. Rousseau View answer Ans: 1 Q. Who said that, State is an organ of class rule, an organ for the oppression of one class by another ...? 1. Marx 2. Lenin 3. Gramsci 4. Mao View answer Ans: 1 Q. Which institution in a federal system is called Balancing Wheel of the Constitution? 1. Legislature 2. Executive 3. Judiciary 4. Press View answer Ans: 3 Q. The central point of social contract theory is that the state is- 1. A man made institution 2. Sovereign 3. Democratic 4. Absolute View answer Ans: 1 Q. The emphasis of Indian federation is on- 1. Division of powers 2. Strength of states 3. Compromise with nationalities 4. Unity of the nation View answer Ans: 4
Posted on: Sat, 30 Aug 2014 04:43:07 +0000

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