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UPSC MainsGeneral Studies Paper II64 questions

Constitution: UPSC Mains General Studies Paper II questions

64 practice questions on Constitution, each with a model answer, an approach note, key facts and links to the previous year questions on the same theme.

  1. 11975 National Emergency: Causes, Impact, and Safeguards
  2. 242nd and 44th Amendments and Minerva Mills
  3. 3Aristotle's Theory of Natural Slavery and Modern Constitutionalism
  4. 4Article 15 Non-Discrimination Grounds and Special Protection
  5. 5Balancing Fundamental Rights with Social Justice
  6. 6Balancing Individual and Collective Rights
  7. 7Basic Structure Doctrine and Kesavananda Bharati Case
  8. 8Basic Structure Doctrine and Separation of Powers
  9. 9Blending Borrowed Elements with Indigenous Needs
  10. 10Constitution as a Living Document and Vehicle of Life
  11. 11Constitutional Amendment Procedure and Central Dominance
  12. 12Constitutional Implications of Right to Privacy Judgement
  13. 13Constitutional Limitations on Freedom of Movement
  14. 14Constitutional Provisions for Equal Rights in India
  15. 15Constitutional Provisions on Directive Principles and Binding Enforcement
  16. 16Constitutional Safeguards in 44th Amendment on National Emergency
  17. 17Constitutionalism and Its Indian Manifestations
  18. 18Constitutionalism and Rule of Law in Democracy
  19. 19Contemporary Relevance of the Preamble
  20. 20Continuity and Break in the Indian Constitution
  21. 21Criticism of the Basic Structure Doctrine
  22. 22Electoral Administration in India and United States
  23. 23Enforceability of Fundamental Duties in India
  24. 24Evolution and Challenges of Constitutionalism in India
  25. 25Evolution and Significance of Basic Structure Doctrine
  26. 26Evolution of Relationship Between FRs and DPSPs
  27. 27Expansive Interpretation of Article 21
  28. 28Federal and Unitary Features of the Indian Constitution
  29. 29Finance Commission and GST Council in Fiscal Federalism
  30. 30Freedom of Conscience and Religion under Article 25
  31. 31Freedom of Expression and the Right to Offend
  32. 32Indian Constitution as a Socio-Economic Document
  33. 33Influence of GOI Act 1935 on Indian Constitution
  34. 34Institutional Legacy of GOI Act 1935
  35. 35Judicial Expansion of Article 21 through Case Laws
  36. 36Judicial Review and Ninth Schedule Immunity
  37. 37Judicial Review in Indian Constitutional Governance
  38. 38Liberal-Intellectual Principles of DPSP
  39. 39Limitations on Constitutional Amending Power
  40. 40Limits on Artistic and Creative Expression
  41. 41Major Commitments of the Indian Preamble
  42. 42Mineral Regulation, Fiscal Federalism and Tribal Welfare
  43. 43Minority Cultural and Educational Rights and Restrictions
  44. 44Nature of Preamble of Indian Constitution
  45. 45Parliament Amending Power, Coelho Case and Judicial Review
  46. 46Preamble and Its Golden Goals
  47. 47Preamble as Soul of Indian Constitution
  48. 48Precedence of Directive Principles over Fundamental Rights
  49. 49Reasonable Restrictions on Freedom of Religion
  50. 50Religious, Cultural and Educational Rights in the Indian Constitution
  51. 51Restricting Free Speech over Religious Sentiments and the UK Model
  52. 52Revisiting Seventh Schedule of Indian Constitution
  53. 53Right Against Exploitation in the Indian Constitution
  54. 54Right to Equality in Indian Constitution
  55. 55Right to Life under Indian Constitution
  56. 56Right to Religion versus Constitutional Morality
  57. 57Role of PIL in Achieving Social Justice
  58. 58Role of Supreme Court in Protecting Constitution
  59. 59Salient Features of the Indian Constitution
  60. 60Scope of Freedom of Trade under Article 301
  61. 61Significance of Charter Act 1853 on Administration
  62. 62Supreme Court as Guardian of Constitution and Fundamental Rights
  63. 63Welfare Mechanisms Implementing Directive Principles
  64. 64Written Constitution, Constitutionalism and the UK System