81. In India, both houses of Parliament collectively enjoy privileges such as

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(iii)
Gv)

Right of publication and prohibition of publication of proceedings.
Right to exclude strangers to ensure privacy

Right to punish for contempt

Right to regulate internal proceedings

(^) (@ and (iv) only (B) (0), Gii) and (iv) only
(C) @ii) and (iv) only (0) Allthe Above

82. The National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution (2000) recommended
the inclusion of the following fundamental rights:

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ii)
(೪)

Freedom of the Press and freedom of Information

Right against torture and cruel, in human or degrading treatment or punishment
Right to work

Right to privacy

(^) All the Above

൯ (i), Gi) and (iii) only
(C) i), Gii) and (iv) only
(D) Gii) and (iv) only

83. Identify the non-federal features of Indian Constitution from the following.

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ii)

Gv)

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Dual Polity, Integrated Judiciary, Rigidity, Separation of powers
Written Constitution, Independent Judiciary, Division of Powers, Bicameralism

Single Citizenship, Integrated Judiciary, A Strong Central Government, Single
Constitution for Union and States

Supremacy of the Constitution, Single Citizenship, Division of Powers, independent
Judiciary.

(^) @ only (3) (@ and (ii) only
) only ) श्रत्‌ (ष) गाङ

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