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The President of India — Comprehensive Quiz

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Question 01

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Which of the following does NOT participate in the election of the President of India?

Question 02

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Which Constitutional Amendment Act extended the presidential electoral college to include elected members of the Legislative Assemblies of Delhi and Puducherry?

Question 03

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In the presidential election, the value of an MLA's vote is calculated using the population figure from which census, as per the 84th Constitutional Amendment Act?

Question 04

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The electoral quota in a presidential election is determined by which of the following formulae?

Question 05

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Consider the following statements about presidential election disputes: 1. All doubts and disputes related to the presidential election are decided by the Supreme Court. 2. A presidential election can be challenged on the ground that the electoral college was incomplete. Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Question 06

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Which of the following persons is deemed to hold an 'office of profit' and therefore disqualified from contesting the presidential election?

Question 07

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The oath of office of the President of India is administered by:

Question 08

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Which of the following correctly describes the immunity of the President of India from legal proceedings during his term of office?

Question 09

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Consider these statements about the impeachment of the President: 1. Nominated members of Parliament can participate in the impeachment though they cannot vote in the presidential election. 2. Elected MLAs of states participate in both the presidential election and the impeachment proceedings. Which is/are correct?

Question 10

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For a valid initiation of impeachment charges against the President in one House of Parliament, the charges must be signed by at least:

Question 11

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If the office of the President falls vacant due to death and the Vice-President's office is also vacant, who acts as President?

Question 12

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When a mid-term vacancy occurs in the office of the President (due to resignation, removal, or death), an election to fill the vacancy must be held within:

Question 13

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Which of the following is NOT among the executive powers of the President of India?

Question 14

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Which of the following correctly describes the President's power when Parliament re-passes a non-money bill that was earlier returned by the President for reconsideration?

Question 15

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With respect to a Money Bill passed by Parliament, which of the following options are available to the President?

Question 16

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The 'pocket veto' of the Indian President is described as 'bigger than that of the American President' because:

Question 17

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Which of the following is a correct statement regarding the President's veto over state legislation?

Question 18

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Consider the following about presidential ordinances: 1. An ordinance can be issued when only one House of Parliament is in session. 2. An ordinance cannot be used to amend the Constitution. 3. An ordinance cannot abridge Fundamental Rights. Which of the above are correct?

Question 19

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What is the maximum possible life of a presidential ordinance if Parliament does not approve it?

Question 20

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In the D.C. Wadhwa case (1987), the Supreme Court ruled that:

Question 21

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Which of the following forms of presidential clemency involves a temporary stay of execution of sentence (especially death) to allow the convict time to seek further relief?

Question 22

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Which of the following is a power the President of India possesses in the exercise of pardoning authority but the Governor does NOT?

Question 23

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As per the Supreme Court's established principles on the presidential pardoning power, which of the following is correct?

Question 24

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Which Constitutional Amendment Act made it mandatory for the President to give assent to a constitutional amendment bill?

Question 25

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The 44th Constitutional Amendment Act, 1978 modified the President's relationship with ministerial advice by:

Question 26

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In which of the following situations does the President of India exercise 'situational discretion' — that is, act without binding ministerial advice?

Question 27

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Which article of the Constitution empowers the President to promulgate ordinances during parliamentary recess?

Question 28

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Which article of the Constitution empowers the President to grant pardons, reprieves, respites, and remissions of punishment?

Question 29

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The Cooper case (1970) is associated with which aspect of the President's powers?

Question 30

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The President of India — Comprehensive Quiz

Which of the following does NOT participate in the election of the President of India?

Which Constitutional Amendment Act extended the presidential electoral college to include elected members of the Legislative Assemblies of Delhi and Puducherry?

In the presidential election, the value of an MLA's vote is calculated using the population figure from which census, as per the 84th Constitutional Amendment Act?

The electoral quota in a presidential election is determined by which of the following formulae?

Which of the following persons is deemed to hold an 'office of profit' and therefore disqualified from contesting the presidential election?

The oath of office of the President of India is administered by:

Which of the following correctly describes the immunity of the President of India from legal proceedings during his term of office?

For a valid initiation of impeachment charges against the President in one House of Parliament, the charges must be signed by at least:

If the office of the President falls vacant due to death and the Vice-President's office is also vacant, who acts as President?

When a mid-term vacancy occurs in the office of the President (due to resignation, removal, or death), an election to fill the vacancy must be held within:

Which of the following is NOT among the executive powers of the President of India?

Which of the following correctly describes the President's power when Parliament re-passes a non-money bill that was earlier returned by the President for reconsideration?

With respect to a Money Bill passed by Parliament, which of the following options are available to the President?

The 'pocket veto' of the Indian President is described as 'bigger than that of the American President' because:

Which of the following is a correct statement regarding the President's veto over state legislation?

Consider the following about presidential ordinances: 1. An ordinance can be issued when only one House of Parliament is in session. 2. An ordinance cannot be used to amend the Constitution. 3. An ordinance cannot abridge Fundamental Rights. Which of the above are correct?

What is the maximum possible life of a presidential ordinance if Parliament does not approve it?

In the D.C. Wadhwa case (1987), the Supreme Court ruled that:

Which of the following forms of presidential clemency involves a temporary stay of execution of sentence (especially death) to allow the convict time to seek further relief?

Which of the following is a power the President of India possesses in the exercise of pardoning authority but the Governor does NOT?

As per the Supreme Court's established principles on the presidential pardoning power, which of the following is correct?

Which Constitutional Amendment Act made it mandatory for the President to give assent to a constitutional amendment bill?

The 44th Constitutional Amendment Act, 1978 modified the President's relationship with ministerial advice by:

In which of the following situations does the President of India exercise 'situational discretion' — that is, act without binding ministerial advice?

Which article of the Constitution empowers the President to promulgate ordinances during parliamentary recess?

Which article of the Constitution empowers the President to grant pardons, reprieves, respites, and remissions of punishment?

The Cooper case (1970) is associated with which aspect of the President's powers?

Which of the following types of veto does the American President possess but the Indian President does NOT?