APPSC Group-I Mains 2011, Paper III
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- 1The constitution postulates in its Preamble that India shall be a Secular Republic. What are the constitutional provisions consistent this declaration?10 marks · Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights, DPSP and Union-State functions
- 2Explain the Constitutional guarantee to the Right to property in the light of the 44th Amendment Act.10 marks · Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights, DPSP and Union-State functions
- 3Examine the classification of Scheduled Castes within the constitutional scheme.10 marks · Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights, DPSP and Union-State functions
- 4Trace the genesis and development of Uniform Civil code in India. Cite authoritative judgments on this issue.10 marks · Indian Constitution, Fundamental Rights, DPSP and Union-State functions
- 5Give instances wherein the Constitution provides control of the Union over the States.10 marks · Federal structure, Governor and distribution of powers
- 6What are the principles adopted by the Courts in an irreconcilable conflict between a law made by the Parliament and a law made by the State legislature?10 marks · Federal structure, Governor and distribution of powers
- 7Explain the conflict resolution mechanism in case of deadlock between the two houses of a State legislature on a piece of legislation.10 marks · Parliament and State Legislatures
- 8"There is no constitutional basis to claim absolute immunity from parliamentary proceedings." – Explain with reference to leading cases.10 marks · Parliament and State Legislatures
- 9"The basic structure of the Constitution in effect limits the amending power of the Parliament." – Discuss.10 marks · Judiciary in India
- 10Explain the powers and functions of the Human Rights Commission.10 marks · Statutory, regulatory, quasi-judicial bodies and Civil Services