Mount Zion Law College, Pathanamthitta All Questions

Question : Which of the following acts was a significant milestone in the struggle for women's equality in India?

Option 1: Right to Information Act

Option 2: Goods and Services Tax Act

Option 3: Dowry Prohibition Act

Option 4: Aadhaar Act

Question : Tribal movements in India often emphasize:

Option 1: The promotion of ecotourism

Option 2: The development of smart cities

Option 3: The protection of traditional lands and rights

Option 4: The adoption of modern agricultural techniques

Question : Case Study 33:

A consumer purchased a laptop and found that the technical specifications were misrepresented in the advertisement. The consumer feels cheated and wants to take action against the manufacturer. Which authority can the consumer approach for redressal?

Option 1: District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum

Option 2: State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission

Option 3: Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI)

Option 4: National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission

Question : Who among the following long jumpers won the first ever silver medal for India in the long jump at common wealth games 2022?

Option 1: Niraj Upadhyay

Option 2: Saurav Ghoshal

Option 3: Murali Sreeshankar

Option 4: Prashnata Sahoo

Question :  Non-electoral Dalit movements in India have primarily focused on:

Option 1: Economic development

Option 2: Social justice and equality

Option 3:  Political representation

Option 4: Technological advancement

Question : How many types of writs can be issued under Articles 32 and 226 of the Constitution of India?

Option 1: Four

Option 2: Six

Option 3: Five

Option 4: Seven

Question : What is the percentage of people below the poverty line estimated in rural areas of India in 2011–12?

Option 1: 25.7%

Option 2: 13.7%

Option 3: 35.9%

Option 4: 21.9%

Question : The National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) in India focuses on:

Option 1: Enhancing agricultural productivity.

Option 2: Providing social security benefits to workers.

Option 3: Promoting skill development and vocational training.

Option 4: Supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Question : Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
Big dams received a big push from politicians and bureaucracy pouring enormous amounts of borrowed money in the early years of Independence. There has however been hardly any attempt at questioning the extent of damage caused or in evaluating whether the promises of food, water and prosperity for all have actually been realised. The diversion of rivers and construction of a long system of canals in a densely populated country like India will involve displacement of people on a colossal scale and the people affected are never likely to agree with such measures. All over the world, community reaction is to prevent construction of large dams. Preserving rivers in free-flow condition is considered ecologically necessary and the construction of large dams is now legally prohibited in Sweden and also in parts of USA. The technical challenges to be faced in redrawing the geography of the country are many and full of dangerous consequences and the mad rush in pursuit of such a chimera will prove disastrous. The cost of the project is so stupendous that any water made available will cost so much that governments will have to be forever subsidizing farmers. What long-term impact this massive borrowing will have on the economy is difficult to foresee.

Question:

What are the factors which are mentioned in the passage as the disadvantages of the dams?

Option 1: The ecological imbalance caused due to diversion of rivers

Option 2: Shifting of population on a large scale
 

Option 3: The construction of dams is banned in Sweden
 

Option 4: Shifting of people on a large scale and ecological imbalance due to restrictions on the natural flow of rivers

Question : The reforms were introduced in the economies in which of the following years?
 

Option 1: India- 1990, Pakistan- 1985, China- 1977
 

Option 2: India- 1991, Pakistan- 1986, China- 1979
 

Option 3: India- 1990, Pakistan- 1987, China- 1981
 

Option 4: India- 1991, Pakistan- 1988, China- 1978