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Indian Constitution GK asked in Previous competitive Exams | SET-56
Question : 1-10
Question: 1
Which pact abandoned the separate electorates for depressed classes?
Question: 2
In which of the session of Round Table Conferences, Congress participation was there?
Question: 3
The meeting of Indian and British political leaders during 1930–32 in London has often been referred to as the First, Second & Third Round Table Conferences. It would be incorrect to refer to them as such because: [1996]
(the Indian National Congress did not take part in two of them
( Indian parties other than the Indian National Congress, participating in the conference represented sectional interests and not the whole of India
( the British Labour Party had withdrawn from the conference thereby making the proceeding of the conference partisan
(It was an instance of a conference held in three sessions and not that of three separate conferenceQuestion: 4
The composition of the Constituent Assembly was:
Question: 5
Which association led the Civil Disobedience Movement in the North-West Frontier region?
Question: 6
Who attended all the three Round Table conferences?
Question: 7
The Poona Pact which was signed between the British Government and Mahatma Gandhi in 1934 provided for [1997]
(creation of dominion status for India
( separate electorates for the Muslims
( The separate electorate for the Harijans
(A joint electorate with the reservation for HarijansQuestion: 8
Question : 8The members of the Constituent Assembly were:
Nominated by the Governor-General
Directly elected by the people
Elected by the legislatures of various provinces and nominated by the rulers of the princely states
Nominated by the Congress and the Muslim League