Cultural Heritage of India | Handicraft | Art of Weaving, Embroidery and Leather Industry

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Art of  Weaving and Embroidery           Ancient India had a unique place in the fields of hand weaving, embroidery and knitting. It was said that the whole piece of cloth of a particular size (Taka) of fine muslin of Dhaka could easily pass through a ring and could be adjusted in a matchbox. Moreover 'Galicha' (carpet of several regions), knitting work on attires and artistry etc. occupied a prominent place. Amongst them are Patola of Patan (Gujarat), Bandhani of Rajasthan, kanjivaram saree and kashmiri cloth having 'Kasab' work .           During the golden period of Solanki era, Gujarat had progressed in this field. During the reign of Siddhraj Jaisingh many artisans (weavers) came and settled in Patan and made the town world famous, especially for its Patola. Some weavers of Patan were the best artists particularly of Patola of Patan. This art of Patan is more than 850 years old. Only a handful people have the skill...
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Indian Constitution M.C.Q.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

1. When was the Human Rights Commission Bill introduced in Lok Sabha?

(a)14th May 1992      (b)14th May 1993


(c)14th May 1994      (d)14th May 1995

Ans. (a)14th May 1992

2. When did the president of India, promulgated an ordinance for the creation of National Human Rights Commission at National and State level?

(a) 14th May 1992

(b)14th May 1993

(c)27th September 1992

(d)27th September 1993

Ans. (d) 27th September 1993

3. Expand NHRC

(a) National Human Rights Commission

(b) New Human Rights Campaign

(c) National Human Rights Campaign

(d) National Human Rights Corporation

Ans. (a) National Human Rights Commission

4. Expand SHRC

(a) State Human Rights Commission

(b) State Human Rights Corporation

(c) State Human Rights Council

(d) State Human Rights Collaboration

Ans. (a) State Human Rights Commission

5. Which chapter of the Act deals with the NHRC?

(a)chapter 2 to 3

(b)chapter 2 to 4

(c)chapter 3 to 4

(d)chapter 3 to 4

Ans. (b) chapter 2 to 4

6. How many members does NHRC Consists of?

     (a)5    (b) 6    (c) 7   (d) 8
     
       Ans. (d) 8 members

7. Who appoints the member of NHRC?

(a) President

(b) Governor 

(c) Prime minister

(d) Chief Justice of supreme court

      Ans. (a) President

8. What is the retirement age of the members of NHRC?

(a) 55

(b) 60

(c) 65

(d) 70

Ans. (d) 70 years

9. Where is the present chairperson of NHRC?

(a) New Delhi

(c) Kolkata

(b) Mumbai

(d) Chennai

Ans. (a) New Delhi

10. Who is the present chairperson of NHRC?

(a) Justice Shri. S. Rajendra Prasad

(b) Justice Shri. K.G Balakrishnan

(c) Justice Shri. Govind Prasad Mathur

(d) Justice Dr. Shivraj Patil

Ans. (b) Justice Shri. K.G Balakrishnan

11. Who was the first chairperson of NHRC?

(a) Justice Shri. Raganath Mishra

(b) Justice Shri. M.N Venkatachalliah

(c) Justice Shri. J.S Verma

(d) Justice Dr. A.S Anand

    Ans. (a) Justice Shri. Ranganath Mishra

12. Which chapter of the Act deals with SHRC?

(a) Chapter 3

(b) Chapter 4

(c) Chapter 5

(d) Chapter 6

    Ans. (c) Chapter 5

13. Which chapter of the act deals with Human Rights courts in District?

(a) Chapter 2

(b) Chapter 4

(c) Chapter 6

(d) Chapter 7

    Ans. (c) Chapter 6

14. Who appoints the chairperson and members of the SHRC?

(a) President

(b) Prime minister

(c) Governor

(d) Chief minister

    Ans. (c) Governor

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15. In how many states SRHC is established?

(a) 10

(b) 20

(c) 116

(d) 16

Ans. (d)16 states

16. Into how many Generations Human Rights are classified as per jurist karel vasak?

(a) 1

(b) 2

(c) 3

(d) 4

Ans. (c) 3

17. Name the person who proposed the concept of three Generations

(a) Czech jurist karel Vasak

(b) Russian jurist karel Vasak

(c) American jurist karel Vasak

(d) French jurist karel Vasak

Ans. (a) Czech jurist karel Vasak

18. “Liberty, Equality and Fraternity” is a watchword of which revolution?

(a) American Revolution

(b) French Revolution

(c) Russian Revolution

(d) German Revolution

Ans. (b) French Revolution

19. Which generation’s right are referred as blue rights?

(a) First Generation

(b) Second Generation

(c) Third Generation

(d) Fourth Generation

Ans. (a) First Generation

20.  In which century the First generation of human Rights was recognized?

(a)16th Century

(b)17th Century

(c)18th Century

(d)19th Century

Ans. (c) 18th Century

21. In which century the second Generation of Human rights was recognized?

(a) 16th century

(b) 17th century

(c) 18th century

(d) 19th century

Ans. (d) 19th century

22. Which Generation’s rights are referred as red rights?

(a) First Generation

(b) Second Generation

(c) Third Generation

(d) Fourth Generation

Ans. (b) Second Generation

23. Which Generation’s rights are referred as green rights?

(a) First Generation

(b) Second Generation

(c) Third Generation

(d) Fourth Generation

Ans. (c) Third Generation

24. Expand PIL

(a) Public Interest litigation

(b) Political Interest Litigation

(c) Political Interest litigation

(d) Public Interest Legislation

Ans. (a) Public Interest Litigation

25. Name the new method introduced by the supreme court to provide speedy justice to masses.

(a) Public Interest Legislation

(b) Private Interest Legislation

(c) Public Interest Litigation

(d) Political Interest Litigation

Ans. (c) Public Interest Litigation

26. Supreme Court has invented a new doctrine called as

(a) Public Interest Legislation

(b) Private Interest Legislation

(c) Public Interest Litigation

(d) Political Interest Litigation

Ans. (c) Public Interest Litigation

27. PIL can be entertained by a high court-

(a) Whenever the public are irresponsible

(b) Whenever public neglect the government’s interest

(c) Whenever the public interest is undermined

(d) Whenever the public interest becomes personal interest of the high court

Ans. (c) Whenever the public interest is undermined.

28. Judicial Activism is

(a) For protection of the rights of the citizens

(b) For curtailment of the power of the government

(c) For the curtailment of activities of the organization

(d) For the follow up of the court’s directions

Ans. (a) For protection of the rights of the citizens

29. PIL is the improved version of ____ country.

(a) USA

(b) France

(c) UK

(d) Russia

Ans. (a) USA

30. Who said “PIL is meant to bring justice to the door steps of the weak, the unorganized and exploited sections of society who have no access to the courts because of the prohibitive cost of litigation?”

(a) Soli J. Sorabjee

(b) Justice V.R Krishna Iyer

(c) Justice P.N Bhagwat

(d) Justice J.S Vern

Ans. (c) Justice P.N Bhagwat

Location: India

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