Role of Judiciary

Our elected representatives who makes the laws forms:

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judiciary

A smaller group of people who are responsible for implementing laws and running the government.

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judiciary

The system of courts in India is known as:

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judiciary

In order to prevent the misuse of power by any one branch of government, the Constitution made the provision of:

• Centralization of Power

• Separation of Power

It is the guardian of the constitution and defender of fundamental rights of the people:

• Legislative

• Executive

• Judiciary

The judicial system provides a mechanism of courts for resolving disputes between citizens, citizens and the government etc. It refers to which role of Judiciary

• Dispute Resolution

• Dispute Extension

• Judicial Review

We have judicial system to :-

• To enforce the rule law

• To provide freedom

• To provide food

• None of these

Which among the following is the final authority to interpret the Constitution of India?

• [A] President

• [B] Supreme Court

• [C] Council of Ministers

• [D] Parliament

Article 21 includes

• Right against Exploration

• Right to speech

• Right to health

• Right to worship

The Supreme court was established in the year -

• 1950

• 1949

• 1962

• 1980