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"The Indian Constitution provides a unitary State with subsidiary federal features, rather than federal state with subsidiary unitary features."
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"The Indian Constitution provides a unitary State with subsidiary federal features, rather than federal state with subsidiary unitary features."
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Who argued that “The Indian Constitution established indeed a system of Government which is at most quasi-federal, a unitary state with subsidiary features rather than a Federal States with unitary features"?
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Which of the following statement(s) is/are incorrect?
1. Chapter III on Fundamental Rights of the Constitution is based upon Bill of Rights of the U. S. A.
2. Right to die' is a Fundamental Right Under Article 21 of the Constitution
3. Indian Constitution is a Complete Federal Constitution
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"Personally, I do not attach any importance to the label which may be attached to it whether you call it a federal constitution or unitary constitution or by any other name. It makes no difference so long as the constitution serves our Purpose", who made this statement?
Which one of the following forms of Constitution contains the features of both the Unitary and Federal Constitution?
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Which of the following statements are true/false?
1. Article 19 of the Indian Constitution provides or rights regarding freedom of speech and expression.
2. Article 14 of the Indian Constitution prohibits the employment of children below the age of fourteen years to be employed to work in any factory or mine or engaged in any other hazardous employment.
3. Chapter IV of the Indian Constitution deals with the directive principles of state policy.
4. Article 21 the Indian Constitution prohibits human trafficking and forced labour. It is a punishable offence.