RPF Assistant Sub-Inspector Rule 72 LDCE MCQ Practice

1. A. 1967
2. B. 1963
3. C. 1976
4. D. 1987

1. A. Until the Supreme Court rules on language policy
2. B. Until resolutions are passed by the Legislature of every State which has not adopted Hindi as its official language, and by each House of Parliament
3. C. Until the President issues an Order under Article 343(2)
4. D. Until the next Census of India

1. A. Only a regional language translation
2. B. Sanskrit as the classical language of the Union
3. C. No translation, as Parliament works in two languages
4. D. The other of the two languages, so that both Hindi and English versions are laid

1. A. Private companies that receive any Government grant
2. B. All Municipal Corporations
3. C. Corporations or companies owned or controlled by the Central Government
4. D. Cooperative societies registered under State laws

1. A. Hindi only, as Railways are a Central Government body
2. B. Both Hindi and English
3. C. English only, as it is a commercial document
4. D. The regional language of the zone only

1. A. Only the internal file notings of a Ministry
2. B. Only the minutes of departmental promotion committees
3. C. Only private correspondence of officers
4. D. Resolutions, general orders, rules, notifications, administrative reports and press communiqués issued by the Central Government

1. A. Only for communication with non-Hindi States
2. B. Only for judgments of the Supreme Court
3. C. All official purposes of the Union for which it was being used immediately before that day, and for transaction of business in Parliament
4. D. Only for the proceedings of the Committee on Official Language

1. A. Mahajani script
2. B. Devanagari script
3. C. Roman script
4. D. Kaithi script

1. A. 10 May 1963
2. B. 15 August 1947
3. C. 26 January 1950
4. D. 26 January 1965

1. A. 24 languages, including English and Rajasthani along with the 22 scheduled languages
2. B. 26 languages including Bhojpuri and Tulu
3. C. 18 languages including Sanskrit
4. D. 22 languages exactly as in the Eighth Schedule

1. A. Mauritius (Port Louis)
2. B. South Africa (Johannesburg)
3. C. Suriname (Paramaribo)
4. D. United States (New York)

1. A. Bhopal
2. B. Lucknow
3. C. Nagpur
4. D. Varanasi

1. A. Wardha
2. B. Delhi
3. C. Nagpur
4. D. Port Louis

1. A. 1975
2. B. 1953
3. C. 1950
4. D. 1965

1. A. N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar and Jawaharlal Nehru
2. B. K.M. Munshi and B.R. Ambedkar
3. C. Seth Govind Das and R.V. Dhulekar
4. D. K.M. Munshi and N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar

1. A. It listed 14 languages in the Eighth Schedule
2. B. It adopted Hindi as the national language of India
3. C. It adopted Hindi in Devanagari script as the official language of the Union
4. D. It passed the Official Languages Act

1. A. The Speaker of Lok Sabha
2. B. The Education Minister
3. C. The Union Home Minister
4. D. The Prime Minister

1. A. Ministry of Home Affairs
2. B. Ministry of Education
3. C. Cabinet Secretariat
4. D. Ministry of Law and Justice

1. A. Department of School Education and Literacy
2. B. Ministry of Culture
3. C. Department of Legal Affairs
4. D. Department of Official Language, Ministry of Home Affairs

1. A. 1987
2. B. 1975
3. C. 1950
4. D. 1961

1. A. Bhopal
2. B. Wardha
3. C. Delhi
4. D. Agra

1. A. Agra
2. B. Prayagraj
3. C. Mysuru
4. D. Pune

1. A. The Constituent Assembly
2. B. The Kothari Commission
3. C. The Conference of Chief Ministers
4. D. The Rajya Sabha Committee on Languages

1. A. Marathi
2. B. Tamil
3. C. Bengali
4. D. Telugu

1. A. The Jammu and Kashmir Official Languages Act, 2020
2. B. The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019
3. C. The Official Languages (Amendment) Act, 2020
4. D. The Jammu and Kashmir Linguistic Minorities Act, 2020

1. A. Kannada
2. B. Sanskrit
3. C. Odia
4. D. Malayalam

1. A. Sanskrit
2. B. Telugu
3. C. Kannada
4. D. Tamil

1. A. Urdu
2. B. Punjabi
3. C. Sindhi
4. D. Sanskrit

1. A. Jaintia and Hmar
2. B. Mizo and Bodo
3. C. Khasi and Garo
4. D. Assamese and Bengali

1. A. Assam
2. B. Nagaland
3. C. Sikkim
4. D. Manipur

1. A. Meitei Mayek
2. B. Kharosthi
3. C. Sharada
4. D. Ol Chiki

1. A. Maithili
2. B. Santhali
3. C. English
4. D. Dogri

1. A. 18
2. B. 12
3. C. 15
4. D. 14

1. A. Konkani, Manipuri, Nepali and Sindhi
2. B. Dogri, Maithili, Nepali and Konkani
3. C. Bhojpuri, Rajasthani, Tulu and Bodo
4. D. Bodo, Dogri, Maithili and Santhali

1. A. Konkani, Manipuri and Nepali
2. B. Bodo, Dogri and Maithili
3. C. Konkani, Santhali and Dogri
4. D. Santhali, Sindhi and Nepali

1. A. The Fifty-eighth Amendment Act, 1987
2. B. The Seventh Amendment Act, 1956
3. C. The Seventy-first Amendment Act, 1992
4. D. The Twenty-first Amendment Act, 1967

1. A. The professional training stage
2. B. The primary stage of education
3. C. The higher secondary stage
4. D. The university stage

1. A. Article 394A
2. B. Article 343(1)
3. C. Article 344(5) and (6)
4. D. Article 347

1. A. Articles 344(1) and 351
2. B. Articles 29 and 30
3. C. Articles 345 and 346
4. D. Articles 120 and 210

1. A. A Fundamental Right of every citizen to demand Hindi
2. B. A power of the President to ban other languages
3. C. A directive from the Constitution to the Union, enforceable through policy rather than by courts
4. D. A Fundamental Duty under Article 51A

1. A. Dissolve the Committee of Parliament
2. B. Issue directions in accordance with the whole or any part of the report
3. C. Directly enact a law on the report
4. D. Amend the Eighth Schedule by himself

1. A. The form of numerals for Union official purposes
2. B. The language to be used in the proceedings of Panchayati Raj institutions
3. C. Restrictions on the use of English for official purposes
4. D. The progressive use of Hindi for the official purposes of the Union

1. A. An English translation published in the Official Gazette of the State under the authority of the Governor
2. B. A Sanskrit translation certified by the Speaker
3. C. A Hindi translation tabled in Parliament
4. D. No translation is required

1. A. The official language of the State concerned
2. B. Hindi
3. C. English
4. D. Sanskrit

1. A. Passing of the Official Languages Act on 10 May 1963
2. B. Adoption of the Constitution on 26 November 1949
3. C. The first general election of 1952
4. D. Commencement of the Constitution on 26 January 1950

1. A. Article 351
2. B. Article 345
3. C. Article 349
4. D. Article 343(1)

1. A. The right to representation in the Official Language Committee
2. B. The right to demand an official language in a State
3. C. The right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice
4. D. The right to a reserved seat in Parliament

1. A. Article 350A
2. B. Article 347
3. C. Article 30(1)
4. D. Article 29(1)

1. A. Chapter II - Regional Languages
2. B. Chapter IV - Special Directives
3. C. Chapter III - Language of the Supreme Court, High Courts, etc.
4. D. Chapter I - Language of the Union

1. A. Articles 348 to 349
2. B. Articles 345 to 347
3. C. Articles 350 to 351
4. D. Articles 343 to 344

1. A. Restrict English in the Supreme Court by a Presidential notification alone
2. B. Declare Hindi the national language by executive order
3. C. Abolish the Eighth Schedule languages by ordinary law
4. D. By law, provide for the continued use of English, or the Devanagari form of numerals, for specified purposes after the fifteen-year period

1. A. Article 120
2. B. Article 210
3. C. Article 345
4. D. Article 348

1. A. The President of India on request
2. B. The Chairman of the Council of States or the Speaker of the House of the People, or the person acting as such
3. C. The Leader of the House in consultation with the Secretary-General
4. D. The Prime Minister

1. A. The Constitution (Ninety-second Amendment) Act, 2003
2. B. The Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976
3. C. The Constitution (Seventy-first Amendment) Act, 1992
4. D. The Constitution (Fifty-eighth Amendment) Act, 1987

1. A. Sanskrit, and secondarily other languages specified in the Eighth Schedule
2. B. English, and secondarily Sanskrit
3. C. Persian, and secondarily English
4. D. Urdu, and secondarily Tamil

1. A. To the President, who causes the reports to be laid before each House of Parliament and sent to the State Governments
2. B. To the Chief Justice of India, who publishes them
3. C. To the Speaker of Lok Sabha only
4. D. To the Election Commission for State-wise action

1. A. The Constitution (First Amendment) Act, 1951
2. B. The Constitution (Fifty-eighth Amendment) Act, 1987
3. C. The Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956
4. D. The Constitution (Twenty-first Amendment) Act, 1967

1. A. Only in the language of the Eighth Schedule that the officer knows
2. B. Only in the mother tongue of the officer receiving it
3. C. Only in English
4. D. Any of the languages used in the Union or in the State, as the case may be

1. A. The previous consent of the Chief Justice of India
2. B. A resolution from every State Legislature
3. C. The previous sanction of the President
4. D. An advisory report from the Attorney General

1. A. It does not apply to oral arguments by advocates
2. B. It does not apply to the language used in the cause list
3. C. It does not apply to judgments, decrees or orders passed by the High Court
4. D. It does not apply to civil cases at all

1. A. When a substantial proportion of the State's population desires it, and the President is satisfied that a demand exists
2. B. When the Supreme Court gives an advisory opinion
3. C. When the Governor of the State recommends in writing alone
4. D. When two-thirds of the State Legislature members belong to that community

1. A. Sanskrit as per the Eighth Schedule
2. B. The language for the time being authorised for use for official purposes of the Union
3. C. Only the language of the receiving State
4. D. The official language of the State that initiates the communication

1. A. The language already being used for those purposes immediately before the commencement of the Constitution
2. B. The language of the majority community decided by the Governor
3. C. Hindi in Devanagari script in all cases
4. D. The language notified by the Election Commission

1. A. Only the population of Hindi speakers as per the latest Census
2. B. The preference of the Chief Justice of India and the Speaker of Lok Sabha
3. C. India's industrial, cultural and scientific advancement and the just claims and interests of persons from non-Hindi speaking areas in public services
4. D. Only the financial cost of translation to the Union

1. A. 30 members: 20 from Lok Sabha and 10 from Rajya Sabha
2. B. 30 members: 10 from Lok Sabha and 20 from Rajya Sabha
3. C. 20 members: 10 from each House
4. D. 40 members: 25 from Lok Sabha and 15 from Rajya Sabha

1. A. Number of affected people globally, lowering the average per 100,000 in 2020-2030 compared with 2005-2015
2. B. Share of budget spent on relief camps
3. C. Global average disaster mortality per 100,000 only
4. D. Number of countries lacking a national disaster law

1. A. Enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response and to Build Back Better
2. B. Strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk
3. C. Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience
4. D. Understanding disaster risk

1428. Sendai Framework Target F relates to:

1. A. Reducing global disaster mortality
2. B. Reducing direct disaster economic loss in relation to global GDP
3. C. Increasing the number of countries with national DRR strategies
4. D. Substantially enhancing international cooperation to developing countries through adequate and sustainable support

1429. Sendai Framework Target D seeks to substantially reduce:

1. A. Urban population density in coastal cities
2. B. Disaster damage to critical infrastructure and disruption of basic services, including health and education facilities
3. C. Global average per-capita energy consumption
4. D. Tariff barriers on relief material

1. A. Satellite-based rail tracking systems
2. B. Insurance cover for all agricultural households
3. C. Mobile field hospitals in every district
4. D. Multi-hazard early warning systems and disaster risk information and assessments

1. A. Seven
2. B. Three
3. C. Four
4. D. Five

1. A. 2015
2. B. 1994
3. C. 2005
4. D. 1990

1433. World Tsunami Awareness Day is observed on:

1. A. 8 October
2. B. 5 November
3. C. 13 October
4. D. 26 December

1434. UNISDR was renamed as UNDRR in:

1. A. 2015
2. B. 1999
3. C. 2019
4. D. 2005

1435. The Sendai Framework's Target (D) concerns:

1. A. Increasing international cooperation
2. B. Reducing the number of affected people
3. C. Reducing disaster damage to critical infrastructure and disruption of basic services
4. D. Reducing global disaster mortality

1. A. Social vulnerability
2. B. Physical vulnerability
3. C. Economic vulnerability
4. D. Attitudinal vulnerability

1. A. Slow-onset disaster
2. B. Ceremonial disaster
3. C. Technological disaster
4. D. Sudden-onset disaster

1. A. Only response
2. B. Prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery
3. C. Awareness only
4. D. Only relief and rehabilitation

1. A. Hand it to the nearest passenger
2. B. Throw it away from the track
3. C. Open it to check the contents
4. D. Keep people away, not touch it, and inform the bomb disposal squad

1. A. The cause-finding statutory inquiry
2. B. Ticket refunds
3. C. Compensation assessment alone
4. D. Media briefing