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Daily MCQ Paper — 23 March 2026
50 questions across all sections. Use the practice interface to attempt; review answers and explanations after submission.
- Q1. Article 32, characterised by Dr. Ambedkar as the "heart and soul" of the Constitution, deals with?
- Right to constitutional remedies before SC
- Fundamental duties
- Directive Principles
- Amendment procedure
- Q2. Sub-Committee on Judicial Accountability v. Union of India (1991) addressed?
- Removal of judges and the Judges (Inquiry) Act
- Anticipatory bail
- Reservation
- Article 356
- Q3. L. Chandra Kumar v. Union of India (1997) decided which 7-judge bench question?
- Tribunals under Articles 323A/323B cannot oust High Court judicial review
- Right to property is a fundamental right
- Article 21 includes privacy
- Reservation cap is 50%
- Q4. Romila Thapar v. Union of India (2018) involved which arrests?
- Bhima Koregaon UAPA arrests of activists
- Anti-CAA protestors
- Section 66A users
- Sedition under 124A
- Q5. Minerva Mills v. Union of India (1980) reinforced which doctrine?
- Basic structure / harmony of FRs and DPSPs
- Right to privacy
- Free speech absolute
- Reservation cap
- Q6. Anti-defection law is in which Schedule of the Constitution?
- Tenth Schedule
- Eighth Schedule
- Sixth Schedule
- Twelfth Schedule
- Q7. Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978) expanded which Article?
- Article 21
- Article 14 only
- Article 19 only
- Article 32
- Q8. Doctrine of basic structure was first laid down in?
- Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973)
- Golaknath (1967)
- Minerva Mills (1980)
- Indira Nehru Gandhi (1975)
- Q9. Article 226 conferring writ jurisdiction on High Courts is wider than Article 32 because?
- It covers fundamental rights AND other legal rights
- It is narrower
- It applies only to FRs
- Only SC has it
- Q10. Article 356 (President's Rule) judicial review parameters were laid down in?
- S.R. Bommai v. Union of India (1994)
- State of Rajasthan (1977)
- Naga People's Movement
- Manoj Narula
- Q11. Apparel Export Promotion Council v. A.K. Chopra (1999) held that?
- A single act can constitute sexual harassment at workplace
- Multiple acts are required
- Verbal acts excluded
- Only physical contact qualifies
- Q12. Vishaka v. State of Rajasthan (1997) guidelines were enacted as which legislation in 2013?
- Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
- Domestic Violence Act 2005
- POCSO 2012
- Indecent Representation Act
- Q13. BNS Section 75 corresponds to which IPC section on sexual harassment?
- Section 354A IPC
- Section 375 IPC
- Section 376 IPC
- Section 509 IPC
- Q14. Stalking under BNS is in which section?
- Section 78
- Section 354D IPC equivalent
- Section 75
- Section 70
- Q15. Vicarious "publishing" of obscene material online attracts which provision?
- Section 67 IT Act 2000
- IPC 292 only
- POCSO
- BNS 79 only
- Q16. Voyeurism under BNS is in which section?
- Section 77
- Section 78
- Section 75
- Section 354C IPC
- Q17. Acid attack offence under BNS is in?
- Section 124
- Section 326A IPC
- Section 326B IPC
- Section 100
- Q18. Murder under BNS is in section?
- Section 103
- Section 302 IPC
- Section 100
- Section 105
- Q19. Mens rea is generally encapsulated in IPC by which Latin maxim?
- Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea
- Actus reus only
- Mens rea sine actu
- Volenti non fit injuria
- Q20. Culpable homicide not amounting to murder under BNS is in?
- Section 105
- Section 103
- Section 100
- Section 304 IPC
- Q21. Default bail under CrPC 167(2) is now under which BNSS section?
- Section 187 BNSS
- Section 482 BNSS
- Section 173 BNSS
- Section 100 BNSS
- Q22. Anticipatory bail provision in BNSS corresponds to which old CrPC section?
- 438 CrPC
- 437 CrPC
- 167 CrPC
- 436 CrPC
- Q23. First Information Report (FIR) under BNSS is dealt with in?
- Section 173 BNSS
- Section 154 CrPC
- Section 482 BNSS
- Section 200 BNSS
- Q24. Magistrate's power to take cognizance of offence is under?
- BNSS Section 210 (CrPC 190)
- BNSS Section 482
- BNSS Section 154
- BNSS Section 100
- Q25. Search warrant under CrPC 93 is now under which BNSS section?
- Section 96 BNSS
- Section 173 BNSS
- Section 482 BNSS
- Section 100 BNSS
- Q26. Plea bargaining was introduced into CrPC by which amendment?
- 2005 Amendment (Chapter XXI-A)
- 1973 enactment
- 1989 amendment
- 2013 amendment
- Q27. Section 482 CrPC inherent powers of HC is now BNSS?
- Section 528
- Section 482 retained
- Section 173
- Section 187
- Q28. Difference between admission and confession under BSA?
- Confession admits guilt; admission may be partial/general
- They are identical
- Confession is in writing only
- Admission is only oral
- Q29. Discovery confession under BSA Section 27 admits?
- Only that part leading to discovery of fact
- Entire confession
- None of confession
- Confession to magistrate
- Q30. Dying declaration under BSA is in which section?
- Section 26
- Section 32 IEA
- Section 60
- Section 17
- Q31. Confession to police is generally inadmissible under?
- Section 23 BSA / Section 25 IEA
- Section 17 BSA
- Section 60 BSA
- Section 100 BSA
- Q32. Hearsay evidence is generally?
- Inadmissible (with exceptions)
- Always admissible
- Stronger than direct
- Equal to direct
- Q33. Lalman Shukla v. Gauri Dutt (1913) established that?
- Knowledge of offer is essential for acceptance
- Mental acceptance suffices
- Past consideration always valid
- Promissory estoppel doctrine
- Q34. "Past consideration is no consideration" — exception in Indian Contract Act?
- Section 25(2) — past voluntary services
- Section 23
- Section 56
- Section 73
- Q35. Mohori Bibee v. Dharmodas Ghose (1903) held?
- Minor's contract is void ab initio
- Voidable at minor's option
- Valid until repudiated
- Enforceable with guardian
- Q36. Doctrine of Frustration is contained in?
- Section 56 ICA
- Section 23 ICA
- Section 73 ICA
- Section 65 ICA
- Q37. Damages for breach under Section 73 ICA are governed by?
- Hadley v. Baxendale rule
- Carlill principle
- Lalman rule
- Mohori rule
- Q38. Donoghue v. Stevenson (1932) established?
- Neighbour principle / duty of care in negligence
- Strict liability
- Vicarious liability
- Volenti non fit
- Q39. Strict liability rule was laid down in?
- Rylands v. Fletcher (1868)
- Donoghue v. Stevenson
- MC Mehta
- Bolam
- Q40. Volenti non fit injuria is a defence based on?
- Consent of plaintiff
- Statutory authority
- Inevitable accident
- Necessity
- Q41. Absolute liability (no exceptions) was laid down by SC in?
- M.C. Mehta v. Union of India (1987) — Oleum Gas Leak
- Rylands v. Fletcher
- Donoghue
- Bhopal Gas case alone
- Q42. Mutual consent divorce under HMA is under section?
- 13B
- 13(1)(ia)
- 9
- 11
- Q43. Section 13(1)(ia) of HMA, 1955 deals with which ground for divorce?
- Cruelty
- Adultery
- Desertion
- Insanity
- Q44. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 applies to?
- Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs
- All Indians
- Christians
- Muslims
- Q45. Triple talaq instant (talaq-e-biddat) was held unconstitutional in?
- Shayara Bano v. UoI (2017)
- Mohd. Ahmed Khan (Shah Bano) 1985
- Danial Latifi 2001
- Sarla Mudgal
- Q46. Specific Relief Act Section 5 deals with?
- Recovery of specific immovable property based on title
- Recovery based on possession
- Injunctions
- Specific performance of contracts
- Q47. Specific Relief Act Section 6 (suit by dispossessed) must be filed within?
- 6 months of dispossession
- 1 year
- 3 years
- 12 years
- Q48. Salmond's definition of "ownership" includes?
- Right to use, possess, exclude, alienate, destroy
- Only physical possession
- Only legal title
- Tenancy only
- Q49. World Water Day is observed on?
- 22 March
- 5 June
- 21 March
- 22 April
- Q50. Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev were hanged on?
- 23 March 1931
- 15 August 1947
- 26 January 1950
- 30 January 1948