PUBDET 2023 Question Paper Political Science

Paper - IV
Subject : POLITICAL SCIENCE
(Booklet Number)
Duration : 90 Minutes No. of Questions : 50 Full Marks : 100

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Paper – IV
POLITICAL SCIENCE

1. Under ___________, the Parliament is empowered to make laws on any item included in
the state list.
(A) Article 250 (B) Article 252
(C) Article 249 (D) Article 253
pw¢hd¡­el ___________, Ae¤­µRc Ae¤k¡u£ l¡SÉa¡¢mL¡l ­k ­L¡­e¡ ¢ho­ul Jfl f¡mÑ¡­j¾V BCe
fËhaÑe Ll­a f¡­l z
(A) Ae¤­µRc 250 (B) Ae¤­µRc 252
(C) Ae¤­µRc 249 (D) Ae¤­µRc 253

2. The origin of International relations can be traced to the writings of
(A) Chanakya in Arthasastra (B) Kalhan in Rajtarangini
(C) Asvaghosa in Budha Charita (D) Megasthenese in Indica
B¿¹ÑS¡¢aL pÇf­LÑl fË¡lñ ¢ejÀ¢m¢Ma L¡l ­mM¡u f¡Ju¡ k¡u
(A) Q¡Z­LÉl AbÑn¡Ù» (B) Lmq­el l¡Sal¢‰e£
(C) AnÄ­O¡­ol h¤ÜQ¢la (D) ­jN¡¢ÙÛ¢e­pl C¢äL¡

3. John Austin defined law as the ________________ of the Sovereign.
(A) Right (B) Command
(C) Wish (D) Dictates
Se A¢ØVe BCe­L p¡hÑ­i±¢jL rja¡l ____________ ¢qp¡­h hZÑe¡ L­l­Re ?
(A) A¢dL¡l (B) B­cn
(C) CµR¡ (D) ýL¥j Ll¡

4. The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights was formed in the
year
AbÑ°e¢aL, p¡j¡¢SL Hhw p¡wú¢ª aL A¢dL¡l pwœ²¡¿¹ ‘C¾V¡leÉ¡ne¡m Li¡­e¾V’ -Hl NWe qu
(A) 1950 (B) 1945
(C) 1966 (D) 1969

5. The most prominent non-political humanitarian organization based in London is
(A) Red Cross (B) Amnesty International
(C) Green peace (D) People’s Union for Civic Liberties
mä­e Ah¢ÙÛa ph­Q­u fËMÉ¡a Al¡S°e¢aL Se­ph¡ j§mL pwNWe qm
(A) ­lXœ²n (B) AÉ¡j­e¢ØV C¾V¡leÉ¡ne¡m
(C) NË£e ¢fp (D) ¢ffmpÚ CE¢eue gl ¢p¢im ¢mh¡¢VÑp

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6. “Theory of International Politics” was written by
(A) Hans Morgenthau (B) Kenneth Waltz
(C) Immanuel Wallerstein (D) Andre Gunder Frank
“B¿¹ÑS¡¢aL l¡S°e¢aL ašÄ” ­L ¢m­M¢R­me ?
(A) qÉ¡epÚ jl­Ne­b¡ (B) ­L­eb Ju¡mpÚ
(C) Cj¡e¤­um Ju¡m¡lØV¡Ce (D) B­¾cÊ …ecl 顈

7. The ‘Marshall Plan’ was reinforced on
(A) 5th June 1947 (B) 6th June 1947
(C) 10th June 1947 (D) 11th June 1947
‘j¡­pÑm fÔÉ¡e’ Ae¤¢ùa qu :
(A) 5 C S¥e 1947 (B) 6 C S¥e 1947
(C) 10 C S¥e 1947 (D) 11 C S¥e 1947

8. ‘Glassnost’ and ‘Perestroika’ are credited to
(A) Woodrow Wilson (B) MaoTse Tung
(C) Mikhail Gorbachev (D) Jawaharlal Nehru
‘NÔ¡peØV’ Hhw ‘fÉ¡­l­Ù»¡¢uL¡’ d¡lZ¡…¢m ­L fËÙ¹¡h L­l¢R­me ?
(A) E­XÊ¡ECmpe (B) j¡E­pa¥w
(C) ¢jM¡Cm Nlh¡­Qi (D) SJqlm¡m ­e­ql¦

9. General Assembly Resolution 377 is better known as the
(A) World Peace Resolution (B) Anti-Nuclear Weapons Resolution
(C) Anti-Trafficking Resolution (D) Uniting for Peace Resolution
l¡øÌpw­Ol p¡d¡lZ pi¡l fËÙ¹¡h 377 Hl B­lL¢V e¡j qm
(A) ¢hnÄn¡¢¿¹ fËÙ¹¡h (B) BZ¢hL AÙ» ¢h­l¡d£ fËÙ¹¡h
(C) e¡l£f¡Q¡l ¢h­l¡d£ fËÙ¹¡h (D) n¡¢¿¹l E­Ÿ­nÉ HL¢œa qJu¡l fËÙ¹¡h

10. Gandhi’s idea behind ‘Sarvodaya’ was inspired by
(A) John Ruskin (B) Henry David Thorean
(C) Leo Tolstoy (D) Jesus Christ
N¡¢åS£l ‘p­h¡Ñcu’ d¡lZ¡ L¡l à¡l¡ Ae¤fË¡¢Za q­u¢Rm ?
(A) Se l¡¢úe (B) ­qe¢l ­X¢iX blCe
(C) ¢mJ VmØVu (D) ­Sp¡p œ²¡CØV

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11. According to ________________ of the Constitution, the Supreme Court shall be a Court
of Record.
(A) Article 126 (B) Article 127
(C) Article 128 (D) Article 129
pw¢hd¡­el ________________ Ae¤­µRc Ae¤k¡u£ p¤¤¢fËj­L¡VÑ­L ‘­L¡VÑ Ag ­lLXÑp (­mM Bc¡ma)’
¢qp¡­h hZÑe¡ Ll¡ k¡u
(A) Ae¤­µRc 126 (B) Ae¤­µRc 127
(C) Ae¤­µRc 128 (D) Ae¤­µRc 129

12. Where was the first Municipal Corporation in India set up ?
(A) Kolkata (B) Delhi
(C) Bombay (D) Madras
i¡l­al fËbj ­f±lpwÙÛ¡ ­L¡b¡u fË¢a¢ùa qu ?
(A) LmL¡a¡ (B) ¢cõ£
(C) ­h¡­ð (D) j¡â¡S

13. The 74th Amendment Act was passed in the year
74aj p¡w¢hd¡¢eL pw­n¡de BCe f¡n q­u¢Rm ­L¡eÚ hR­l ?
(A) 1990 (B) 1991
(C) 1992 (D) 1993

14. Who coined the phrase “global village” in his book “The Gutenberg Galaxy” ?
(A) Amartya Sen (B) Anthony Giddens
(C) Marshall McLuhan (D) David Held
“­NÔ¡h¡m ¢i­mS (¢hnÄNË¡j) ” në¢V ­L hÉhq¡l L­l¢R­me ¢e­Sl hC “…­Veh¡NÑ NÉ¡m¡¢„ ”­a
(A) AjaÑÉ ­pe (B) AÉ¡¾V¢e ¢N­X¾p
(C) j¡­pÑm jÉ¡Lm¤q¡e (D) ®X¢iX ­qô

15. The term ‘Cold War’ was popularized by the columnist
(A) Andre Gunder Frank (B) Immanuel Wallerstein
(C) Walter Lippman (D) Peter Calvocoressi
‘W¡ä¡ ms¡C’ në¢V ­m¡L¢fËu qu L¡l à¡l¡
(A) B­¾cÊ …¾cl 顈 (B) Cj¡e¤­um Ju¡m¡lØV¡Ce
(C) Ju¡mV¡l ¢mfjÉ¡e (D) ¢fV¡l LÉ¡m­i¡­L¡­l¢p

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16. In recent times, the Vaccine drive for children in schools has been initiated for
(A) Chicken Pox and Measles (B) Measles and Small Pox
(C) Measles and Rubella (D) Rubella and Small Pox
pÇfË¢aL¡­m ¢nö­cl SeÉ ­k iÉ¡L¢ne ¢hal­Zl E­ŸÉ¡N ¢h¢iæ ú¥­m ­eJu¡ q­u­R a¡ qm :
(A) ¢Q­Le f„ J ¢j­pmpÚ (B) ¢j­pmpÚ J pÇmf„
(C) ¢j­pmpÚ J l¦­hm¡ (D) l¦­hm¡ J pÇmf„

17. Globalisation signifies,
(A) Opening up of national economies to foreign capital, foreign direct investment and
foreign technologies.
(B) Free trade
(C) Information and technological revolution
(D) All of the above
¢hnÄ¡u­el AbÑ
(A) S¡a£u AbÑ hÉhÙÛ¡ °h­c¢nL j¤â¡l E­Ÿ­nÉ উ ু LlZ, °h­c¢nL fËaÉr ¢h¢e­u¡N Hhw °h­c¢nL
fËk¤¢š²
(B) উ ু hÉhp¡ h¡¢ZSÉ
(C) abÉ J fËk¤¢š² pwœ²¡¿¹ ¢hfÔh
(D) Ef­l E¢õ¢Ma phLV¡C

18. By which Amendment Act the terms “Socialist” and “Secular” were added to the Preamble
to the Constitution of India ?
(A) 42nd (B) 43rd
(C) 44th (D) 45th
­L¡eÚ pw­n¡de BC­el j¡dÉ­j i¡l­al pw¢hd¡­el fËÙ¹¡he¡u ""pj¡Sa¡¢¿»L ” J ""djÑ¢el­fr” në
c¤¢V ­k¡N Ll¡ qu ?
(A) 42 aj (B) 43 aj
(C) 44 aj (D) 45 aj

19. Which of the following Acts has influenced the making of the Constitution of India the
most ?
(A) Government of India Act, 1858 (B) Government of India Act, 1909
(C) Government of India Act, 1919 (D) Government of India Act, 1935
¢ejÀ¢m¢Ma BCe…¢ml j­dÉ ­L¡eÚ¢V i¡l­al pw¢hd¡e ¢ejÑ¡­Z phÑ¡­fr¡ ­h¢n fËi¡h ­g­m­R ?
(A) i¡la plL¡l BCe, 1858 (B) i¡la plL¡l BCe, 1909
(C) i¡la plL¡l BCe, 1919 (D) i¡la plL¡l BCe, 1935

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20. Who said, “Nationalism is a menace to civilization” ?
(A) Renau (B) Russel
(C) Rabindranath (D) Karl Marx
­L h­m­Re, “S¡a£ua¡h¡c piÉa¡l ¢hfc ­X­L B­e” ?
(A) ­l­e¡ (B) l¡­pm
(C) lh£¾cÊe¡b (D) L¡mÑ j¡LÑpÚ

21. Who signed the Panchasheel Agreement ?
(A) India and Bangladesh (B) India and Russia
(C) India and China (D) India and U. S. A.
f’n£m Q¥¢š² ­L¡eÚ c¤C ­c­nl j­dÉ Ll¡ q­u¢Rm ?
(A) i¡lahoÑ Bl h¡wm¡­cn (B) i¡lahoÑ Bl l¡¢nu¡
(C) i¡lahoÑ Bl Q£e (D) i¡lahoÑ Bl j¡¢LÑe k¤š²l¡øÌ

22. “The Spirit of the Laws” was written by:
(A) John Locke (B) John S. Mill
(C) Edmond Burke (D) Montesquieu
“The Spirit of the Laws” ­L lQe¡ L­le ?
(A) Se mL (B) Se Hp. ¢jm
(C) HXjä h¡LÑ (D) j­¿¹ú¥

23. Who among the following was a ‘moderate’ leader ?
(A) Bal Gangadhar Tilak (B) Bhagat Singh
(C) Gopal Krishna Gokhale (D) Bipin Chandra Pal
Hy­cl j­dÉ ­L ‘eljf¿Û£’ ­ea¡ ¢R­me ?
(A) h¡m N‰¡dl ¢amL (B) iNv ¢pw
(C) ­N¡f¡m L«o· ­N¡­Mm (D) ¢h¢fe Q¾cÊ f¡m

24. Which thinker propagated Utilitarianism ?
(A) Tocqueville (B) Bentham
(C) Proudhon (D) None of them
­L¡eÚ a¡¢šÄL Ef­k¡Nh¡c fËhaÑe L­le ?
(A) aLÚ¢im (B) ­heb¡j
(C) fË­¤ dy¡ (D) ­L¡­e¡¢VC eu

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25. What is an elected member of Kolkata Municipal Corporation called ?
(A) Alderman (B) Mayor
(C) Councillor (D) Commissioner
LmL¡a¡ f¤lpi¡l ¢ehÑ¡¢Qa fË¢a¢e¢d­L ¢L h­m ?
(A) Hô¡ljÉ¡e (B) ­jul
(C) L¡E¢¾pml (D) L¢jne¡l

26. In which year, NAFTA took place ?
­L¡eÚ hRl e¡gV¡ (NAFTA) q­u¢Rm ?
(A) 1996 (B) 1994
(C) 1997 (D) 1998

27. What is Question Hour ?
(A) The first hour of every sitting is called the question Hour.
(B) It is zero hour.
(C) It is part of no-confidence motion.
(D) None of the above
fËnÀL¡m L¡­L h­m ?
(A) fË¢ah¡l A¢d­hn­el fËbj O¾V¡­L fËnÀL¡m h­m
(B) HV¡ qm n§ZÉL¡m
(C) HV¡ Ae¡ÙÛ¡ fËÙÛ¡­hl HL¢V Awn
(D) Ef­ll ­L¡­e¡¢VC eu

28. Which articles of Indian Constitution guarantee Right to Equality ?
(A) Article 14 to 18
(B) Article 25 and 26
(C) Article 32 and 33
(D) Article 55 and 56
i¡la£u pw¢hd¡­e p¡­jÉl A¢dL¡l ­L¡eÚ d¡l¡ ­b­L J ­L¡eÚ d¡l¡ fkÑ¿¹ ü£L«a B­R ?
(A) d¡l¡ 14 ­b­L 18
(B) d¡l¡ 25 J 26
(C) d¡l¡ 32 J 33
(D) d¡l¡ 55 J 56

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29. Which Article explains the original Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court ?
(A) Article 132 (B) Article 131
(C) Article 136 (D) Article 140
­L¡eÚ d¡l¡ p¤¤fË£j ­L¡­VÑ j§m H¢š²u¡l¢V hÉ¡MÉ¡ L­l ?
(A) d¡l¡ 132 (B) d¡l¡ 131
(C) d¡l¡ 136 (D) d¡l¡ 140
30. The main argument of Divine theory is
(A) The state was created by GOD and the King was the representative of God on earth.
(B) Force is the source of the state.
(C) The state is the product of Social Contracts.
(D) The state is the result of an evolutionary process.
InÄ¢lL ašÄ¢Vl fËd¡e k¤¢š² qm
(A) l¡øÌ pª¢ø q­u¢Rm DnÄl à¡l¡ J l¡S¡ q­me fª¢bh£­a DnÄ­ll fË¢a¢e¢d
(B) l¡­øÌl Evp qm hm
(C) l¡øÌ p¡j¡¢SL Q¥¢š²l gm
(D) l¡øÌ qm ¢hhaÑ­el gm
31. What is the main difference between Nationalism and Internationalism ?
(i) Nationalism is related to national identity.
(ii) Internationalism is universal brotherhood.
(iii) Nationalism is greater than Internationalism.
(iv) Nationalism is based on the negation of Internationalism.
(A) (i) and (iii) (B) (i) and (iv)
(C) (i) and (ii) (D) None
S¡a£ua¡h¡c J B¿¹SÑ¡¢aLa¡h¡­cl j­dÉ fËd¡e f¡bÑLÉ ­L¡b¡u ?
(i) S¡a£ua¡h¡c S¡a£l f¢l¢Q¢al p¡­b S¢sa
(ii) B¿¹SÑ¡¢aLa¡h¡c S¢sa p¡hÑSe£e ï¡aª­aÄl p¡­b
(iii) S¡a£ua¡h¡c B¿¹SÑ¡¢aLa¡h¡­cl ­b­L hªqv
(iv) S¡a£ua¡h¡c N­s E­W­R B¿¹SÑ¡¢aLa¡h¡c­L Aü£L¡l L­l
(A) (i) Hhw (iii) (B) (i) Hhw (iv)
(C) (i) Hhw (ii) (D) ­L¡­e¡¢VC eu
32. Law is the command of the Sovereign and it has to be enforced by the State. The following
is a -
(A) Legal view of Law (B) Cultural view of Law
(C) Religious view of Law (D) Moral view of Law
BCe qm p¡hÑ­i±­jl B­cn Hhw H¢V l¡øÌ à¡l¡ hmhv­k¡NÉ z
(A) HC d¡lZ¡¢V qm BC¢e d¡lZ¡
(B) BCe pÇf­LÑ p¡wú«¢aL d¡lZ¡
(C) BCe pÇf­LÑ djÑ£u d¡lZ¡
(D) BCe pÇf­LÑ °e¢aL d¡lZ¡

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33. Which of the following is not the feature of Indian Constitution ?
(A) Secularism and Democracy
(B) Fundamental Rights and Duties
(C) Unitary System with Unwritten Constitution
(D) Commitment to Rights, Liberty and Justice
¢e­jÀ¡š² ­L¡eÚ ¢hhª¢a¢V i¡la£u pw¢hd¡­el °h¢nøÉ eu ?
(A) djÑ¢el­fra¡ J NZa¿»
(B) ­j±¢mL A¢dL¡l J LaÑhÉ
(C) HL­L¢¾cÊL hÉhÙÛ¡ J A¢m¢Ma pw¢hd¡e
(D) A¢dL¡l, ü¡d£ea¡ J eÉ¡­ul fË¢a A‰£L¡l

34. Who wrote “Two concepts of Liberty” ?
(A) J.S. Mill (B) Isaiah Berlin
(C) Robert Nozick (D) T.H. Green
“Two concepts of Liberty” hC¢V ­L ¢m­M­Re ?
(A) ­S. Hp. ¢jm (B) Cn¡Cu¡ h¡¢mÑe
(C) lhÑ¡V ­e¡¢SL (D) ¢V. HCQ. NË£e

35. Which statements are correct about the preamble of Indian Constitution ?
(i) It explains the fundamental values of Indian Constitution.
(ii) It can be amended.
(iii) It does not contain laws enforceable in a court.
(iv) It has tremendous political significance.
(A) (i) and (ii) (B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (ii) and (iii) (D) (i), (iii) and (iv)
i¡la£u pw¢hd¡­el fËÙ¹¡he¡ pÇf­LÑ ­L¡eÚ ¢hhª¢a…¢m p¢WL ?
(i) H¢V i¡la£u pw¢hd¡­el fËd¡e j§mÉ­h¡d…¢m B­m¡Qe¡ L­l
(ii) H¢V pw­n¡¢da q­a f¡­l
(iii) H…¢m ­L¡­VÑ hmhv­k¡NÉ BCe eu
(iv) Hl Ap¡d¡lZ l¡S°e¢aL a¡vfkÑ B­R
(A) (i) J (ii) (B) (ii), (iii) J (iv)
(C) (ii) J (iii) (D) (i), (iii) J (iv)

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36. Which Constitutional amendment incorporated the provision for fundamental Duties ?
(A) 40th Amendment (B) 42nd Amendment
(C) 73rd Amendment (D) 74th Amendment
­j±¢mL LaÑhÉ ¢hd¡e¢V ­L¡eÚ pw¢hd¡e pw­n¡de pw­k¡Se L­l ?
(A) 40 aj pw­n¡de (B) 42 aj pw­n¡de
(C) 73 aj pw­n¡de (D) 74 aj pw­n¡de

37. A _____________ does not participate directly in the acquisition of power or its exercise.
(A) political party (B) regional party
(C) pressure group (D) N. G. O.
HL¢V ______________ fËaÉr BL¡­l rja¡l ASÑe Abh¡ a¡l fË­u¡­N AwnNËqZ L­l e¡ z
(A) l¡S°e¢aL cm (B) B’¢mL cm
(C) Q¡f pª¢øL¡l£ ­N¡ù£ (D) He. ¢S. J

38. What is the origin of the term democracy ?
(A) Roman (B) Greek
(C) Indian (D) Western
NZa¿» në¢Vl Evp ¢L ?
(A) ­l¡j¡e (B) NË£L
(C) i¡la£u (D) f¢ÕQj£

39. In which year, Telegu Desam party was founded ?
L­h ­a­m… ­cnj f¡¢VÑ¢V N¢Wa q­u¢Rm ?
(A) 1985 (B) 1990
(C) 2000 (D) 1982

40. The Indian president’s Veto power is a Combination of :
(i) Pocket Veto (ii) Absolute Veto
(iii) Suspensive Veto (iv) Qualified Veto
(A) (ii) and (iii) (B) (i), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (ii), (iii) and (iv) (D) (i), (ii) and (iii)
i¡la£u l¡ØVÊf¢al ¢i­V¡ rja¡ qm ¢e­jÀ¡š²…¢ml pw¢jnËZ
(i) f­LV ¢i­V¡ (ii) AÉ¡h­p¡¢mEV ¢i­V¡
(iii) p¡p­fe¢pi ¢i­V¡ (iv) ­L¡u¡¢mg¡­uX ¢i­V¡
(A) (ii) J (iii) (B) (i), (iii) J (iv)
(C) (ii), (iii) J (iv) (D) (i), (ii) J (iii)

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41. What are the powers of the Governor of a State ?
(i) Possesses executive, legislative and judicial powers analogous to the president.
(ii) He has to act according to the advice, of the Council of Ministers always.
(iii) He has the power to appoint and remove the members of the state public
commission.
(iv) Has the power to distribute portfolios.
(A) (i) and (ii) (B) (ii), (iii) and (iv)
(C) (i) and (iii) (D) (i), (iii) and (iv)
HL¢V l¡­SÉl l¡SÉf¡­ml rja¡…¢m ¢L ¢L ?
(i) Ee¡l l¡ØVÊf¢al Ae¤l©f n¡pe j§mL, BCe j§mL J ¢hQ¡l ¢hi¡N£u rja¡ b¡­L
(ii) E¢e j¿»£ f¢lo­cl Ef­cn Ae¤k¡u£ ph pju L¡S L­le
(iii) ¢a¢e l¡SÉ f¡h¢mL L¢jn­el pcpÉ­cl ¢ehÑ¡Qe J Afp¡lZ Ll­a f¡­le
(iv) E¢e cçl h¾Ve Ll­a f¡­le
(A) (i) J (ii) (B) (ii),(iii) J (iv)
(C) (i) J (iii) (D) (i),(iii) J (iv)

42. Nagar Palika is for
(A) a larger area (B) a smaller area
(C) transitional area (D) township
eNlf¡¢mL¡ qm
(A) HL¢V hªqšl Hm¡L¡l SeÉ (B) HL¢V ­R¡­V¡ Hm¡L¡l SeÉ
(C) HL¢V f¢lhaÑen£m Hm¡L¡l SeÉ (D) HL¢V Sef­cl SeÉ

43. Which one of the following statements is incorrect ?
(A) High courts cannot issue writs
(B) High courts within its jurisdiction have the powers of superintence over all
subordinate courts and administrative tribunals.
(C) It is a court of record
(D) Article 214 states that there shall be a High Court for each state.
¢e­j¡À š² ­L¡eÚ ¢hhª¢a¢V i¥m ?
(A) q¡C­L¡VÑ…¢m ­mM S¡¢l Ll­a f¡­l e¡
(B) q¡C­L¡VÑ…¢m a¡l H¢š²u¡­ll j­dÉ Ad£eÙÛ ­L¡VÑ…¢ml Jfl ašÄ¡hd¡e Ll­a f¡­l J fËn¡p¢eL
VÊ¡Ch¤e¡m …¢ml Jfl ašÄ¡hd¡e Ll­a f¡­l
(C) H¢V HL¢V abÉ e¢bi¥š² Ll¡l Bc¡ma
(D) d¡l¡ 214 h­m ­k fË¢a¢V l¡­SÉ HL¢V q¡C­L¡VÑ b¡L­h

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44. Which statements are correct in the following ?
(i) The concept of Judicial review serves the purpose of social justice.
(ii) Judicial review can lead to judicial activism.
(iii) It is against the ethos of the Constitution.
(iv) Article 13 and 32 help to protect the spirit of judicial review.
(A) (i) ,(ii) and (iv) (B) (iii) and (iv)
(C) (ii),(iii) and (iv) (D) (ii) and (iv)
¢e­jÀ¡š² ­L¡eÚ ¢hhª¢a…¢m p¢WL ?
(i) ¢hQ¡l ¢hi¡N£u pj£r¡l d¡lZ¡¢V p¡j¡¢SL eÉ¡­ul p¡­b k¤š²
(ii) ¢hQ¡l ¢hi¡N£u pj£r¡ k¤š² B­R ¢hQ¡l ¢hi¡N£u p¢œ²ua¡l p­‰
(iii) H¢V pw¢hd¡­el j§mÉ­h¡­dl ¢hl¦­Ü
(iv) d¡l¡ 13 J 32 ¢hQ¡l ¢hi¡N£u pj£r¡l d¡lZ¡ J j§mÉ­h¡d­L lr¡ L­l
(A) (i), (ii) J (iv) (B) (iii) J (iv)
(C) (ii), (iii) J (iv) (D) (ii) J (iv)

45. “Politics among Nations: The struggle for Power and Peace” is written by
(A) Hans J. Morgenthan (B) Kaplan
(C) Martin Wright (D) David Thompson
“Politics among Nations: The struggle for Power and Peace” -l ­mML q­me
(A) qÉ¡epÚ ­S jlNÉ¡ebÚ (B) LÉ¡fm¡e
(C) j¡¢VÑe l¡CV (D) ­X¢iX bÇfpe

46. Cold war was
(A) an ideological Conflict
(B) a war of strained relations between the East and the West
(C) a war that divided World Politics
(D) All mentioned above
W¡ä¡ k¤Ü ¢Rm
(A) HL¢V ja¡cnÑNa ms¡C
(B) f§hÑ J f¢ÕQ­jl j­dÉ Q¡­fl ms¡C
(C) H¢V ¢Rm Hje k¤Ü k¡ ¢hnÄl¡Se£¢a­L ¢hiš² L­l ¢c­u¢Rm
(D) Eš² phL¢VC fË­k¡SÉ

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47. The first non-aligned Summit was
(A) The Cairo Summit (B) The Belgrade Summit
(C) The Colombo Summit (D) The Lusaka Summit
fËbj ¢e­S¡ÑV p­Çjme qm
(A) L¡u­l¡ p­Çjme (B) ­hm­NËX p­Çjme
(C) Lm­ð¡ p­Çjme (D) m¤p¡L¡ p­Çjme

48. Politics is an instrument of class domination and history of all hithero existing societies is
the history of class struggle. This view relates to
(A) Marxian View of Politics (B) Liberal View of Politics
(C) Feminist View of Politics (D) Legal View of Politics
l¡Se£¢a qm ­nËZ£ B¢df­aÉl HL¢V k¿» Hhw ph haÑj¡e pj¡­Sl C¢aq¡p qm ­nËZ£ pwNË¡­jl
C¢aq¡p z HC cª¢øi¢‰¢V S¢sa qm
(A) j¡„Ñh¡c£ d¡lZ¡l p¡­b (B) Ec¡le£¢a d¡lZ¡l p¡­b
(C) e¡l£h¡c£ d¡lZ¡l p¡­b (D) BC¢e d¡lZ¡l p¡­b

49. The definition of politics centres around
(i) Struggle for power
(ii) Resource distribution and conflict resolution
(iii) Morality and Spiritualism
(iv) Public Institutions and State
(A) (i), (ii) and (iv) (B) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(C) (iii) and (iv) (D) (ii) and (iii)
l¡Se£¢al pw‘¡¢V ¢e­j¡À š² ­L¡eÚ d¡lZ¡…¢m­L ­L¾cÊ L­l ?
(i) H¢V rja¡l ms¡C
(ii) H¢V pÇf­cl h¾Ve J ¢hh¡­cl j£j¡wp¡
(iii) H¢V °e¢aLa¡ J BdÉ¡¢aÈLa¡l p¡­b S¢sa
(iv) H¢V SefË¢aù¡e J l¡ØVÊ­L S¢s­u B­R
(A) (i), (ii) J (iv) (B) (i), (ii) J (iii)
(C) (iii) J (iv) (D) (ii) J (iii)

50. In which year, Yalta Conference took place ?
­L¡eÚ hRl Cu¡ÒV¡ p­Çjme qu ?
(A) 1945 (B) 1950
(C) 1952 (D) 1955
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k¡l HL¢V j¡œ p¢WL z p¢WL Ešl ¢Q¢q²a Ll­m 2 eðl f¡­h z i¥m Ešl ¢Q¢q²a Ll­m
Abh¡ HL¡¢dL Ešl ¢Q¢q²a Ll­m ½ eðl L¡V¡ k¡­h z
2. OMR f­œ A, B, C, D ¢Q¢q²a p¢WL Ol¢V il¡V L­l Ešl ¢c­a q­h z
3. OMR f­œ Ešl ¢c­a öd¤j¡œ L¡­m¡ h¡ e£m L¡¢ml hm f­u¾V ­fe hÉhq¡l Ll­h z
4. OMR f­œ ¢e¢cÑø ÙÛ¡e R¡s¡ AeÉ ­L¡b¡J ­L¡­e¡ c¡N ­c­h e¡ z
5. OMR f­œ ¢e¢cÑø ÙÛ¡­e fËnÀf­œl eðl Hhw ¢e­Sl ­l¡m eðl A¢a p¡hd¡ea¡l p¡­b ¢mM­a
q­h Hhw fË­u¡Se£u Ol…¢m f§lZ Ll­a q­h z
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fl£r¡­L­¾cÊl e¡j h¡ ü¡r­l ­L¡­e¡ i¥m b¡L­m Ešlfœ h¡¢am q­u ­k­a f¡­l z OMR
fœ¢V i¡yS q­m h¡ a¡­a Ae¡hnÉL c¡N fs­mJ h¡¢am q­u ­k­a f¡­l z fl£r¡bÑ£l HC
dl­el i¥m h¡ ApaÑLa¡l SeÉ Ešlfœ h¡¢am q­m HLj¡œ fl£r¡bÑ£ ¢e­SC a¡l SeÉ
c¡u£ b¡L­h z
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q¡aO¢s, ­lM¡¢Qœ, NË¡g h¡ ­L¡­e¡ dl­el a¡¢mL¡ , Lmj CaÉ¡¢c fl£r¡L­r Be¡ k¡­h e¡ z
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9. fËnÀf­œ l¡g L¡S Ll¡l SeÉ gy¡L¡ S¡uN¡ ­cJu¡ B­R z AeÉ ­L¡­e¡ L¡NS HC L¡­S
hÉhq¡l Ll­h e¡ z
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11. HC fËnÀf­œ Cwl¡S£ J h¡wm¡ Eiu i¡o¡­aC fËnÀ ­cJu¡ B­R z h¡wm¡ j¡dÉ­j fËnÀ °al£l
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