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of The Constitution of India directs the State to organize village panchayals and
endow them with powers and authority to function as units of self-governments.

[ക] കാട്ട? (18) ‏۷ھ‎ 0 (C) Article 42 (0) Article 46

Article __ of The Constitution of India imposes a duty upon citizens to uphold and

protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India.
(५) கடு (B) ஊடு © 51-^{६} (D) கலி

All-India services can be created by The Parliament as empowered under of The
Constitution of India.
(^) Article 312 (B) Article 312-A (೮) Article 313 (D) Article 310

Freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion is guaranteed under
Article _ ‏اہ‎ The Constitution of India.
{A) 26 (8) 27 0 5 (D) 29

In Sodan Singh v New Delhi Municipality AIR 1989 SC 1988, The Supreme Court was called

upon to decide whether _

(^) Municipal authorities can impose restrictions on slaughter houses under Article 19(6)

(18) Employees had a fundamental right to resort to strike without notice

(C) Local authorities can levy a lax retrospectively

(12) Hawkers had a fundamental right to carry on their trade on pavements meant for
pedestrians

First appeal under Section 19(1) of The Right to Information Act 2005 has to be preferred

within ___ days from the expiry of period for receipt of information or from date of
decision.

(५) fifteen (ए) ண்டி (೮) வடி (9) sixty

As per Section 4(1)(c) of The National Green Tribunal Act 2010, The Tribunal shall consist of
a minimum of full-time expert members.

(^) five (8) மாணடி )0 ‏"٥‎ (D) ten

As per Section 22(1)(b) of The Transplantation of Human Organs Act 1994, no court shall
take cognizance of an offence except on complaint filed by a person who has given notice of

‎days to the Appropriate Authority, of the alleged offence and his‏ تقتلا قف[ اف
‎intention to make the complaint.‏
‎(A) സഃ (ए) sixty (ಲ) nminety (D) fifteen‏

‎As per Section 10(1) of The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities)

‎Act 1989, a special court can pass an externment order against a person likely to commit

‎offence, and direct him not to return to the concerned area for such period not exceeding
as may be specified in the order.

‎(A) six months (8) னா (ಲ) two years (D) ४५ years

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