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2961. Which provision of Part XVII allows Parliament to provide by law for the use of English or Devanagari numerals after the 15-year period?
- A. Article 346
- B. Article 343(1)
- C. Article 343(3)
- D. Article 344(6)
Answer: Article 343(3)
Explanation: Article 343(3) empowers Parliament to provide by law for the continued use of English and Devanagari numerals after the 15-year period; the Official Languages Act, 1963 was enacted under it.
2962. Which Article gives linguistic minorities the right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice?
- A. Article 26
- B. Article 29(2)
- C. Article 350A
- D. Article 30(1)
Answer: Article 30(1)
Explanation: Article 30(1) grants all minorities, based on religion or language, the right to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice.
2963. Article 29(1) is related to language rights in which way?
- A. It allows minorities to use any language in Parliament
- B. Any section of citizens with a distinct language, script or culture has the right to conserve it
- C. It declares Hindi the national language
- D. It empowers the President to recognise a language
Answer: Any section of citizens with a distinct language, script or culture has the right to conserve it
Explanation: Article 29(1) is a Fundamental Right of any section of citizens residing in India having a distinct language, script or culture to conserve the same.
2964. Which Article gives every person the right to submit a representation for the redress of a grievance in any language used in the Union or a State?
- A. Article 350A
- B. Article 347
- C. Article 350
- D. Article 29
Answer: Article 350
Explanation: Article 350 gives the right to submit a representation to any officer or authority of the Union or a State in any language used in the Union or the State.
2965. Under Article 120(1), when may business in Parliament be transacted in the member's mother tongue?
- A. When the member cannot adequately express himself in Hindi or English, with the permission of the Presiding Officer
- B. Only when the President permits
- C. Only during the Question Hour
- D. Whenever the member so desires without permission
Answer: When the member cannot adequately express himself in Hindi or English, with the permission of the Presiding Officer
Explanation: Article 120(1) permits business in Hindi or English, but the Speaker or Chairman may permit a member who cannot adequately express himself in either to address the House in his mother tongue.
2966. Under which Article is the President required to constitute a Commission whose members represent the different languages of the Eighth Schedule?
- A. Article 344(1)
- B. Article 343(2)
- C. Article 350B
- D. Article 345
Answer: Article 344(1)
Explanation: Article 344(1) requires the President to constitute a Commission with a Chairman and members representing the different languages specified in the Eighth Schedule.
2967. Article 394A, giving a Hindi translation of the Constitution authority, was inserted by which Amendment?
- A. The Constitution (Ninety-second Amendment) Act, 2003
- B. The Constitution (Seventy-first Amendment) Act, 1992
- C. The Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956
- D. The Constitution (Fifty-eighth Amendment) Act, 1987
Answer: The Constitution (Fifty-eighth Amendment) Act, 1987
Explanation: The 58th Amendment (1987) inserted Article 394A so that the President-published Hindi translation of the Constitution has the same authority as the English text.
2968. The Office of the Commissioner for Linguistic Minorities in India has its headquarters at which city?
- A. New Delhi
- B. Prayagraj (Allahabad)
- C. Kolkata
- D. Mumbai
Answer: Prayagraj (Allahabad)
Explanation: The Commissioner for Linguistic Minorities (the Article 350B Special Officer) has the headquarters at Prayagraj, with regional offices at Belagavi, Chennai and Kolkata.
2969. Who receives the reports of the Special Officer for linguistic minorities under Article 350B(2)?
- A. The President, who causes them to be laid before Parliament and sent to the State Governments
- B. The Union Home Secretary alone
- C. The Supreme Court Registrar
- D. The Election Commission
Answer: The President, who causes them to be laid before Parliament and sent to the State Governments
Explanation: Under Article 350B(2) the Special Officer reports to the President, who causes the reports to be laid before each House of Parliament and sent to the State Governments concerned.
2970. Which Constitution Amendment Act inserted Articles 350A and 350B into Part XVII?
- A. The Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976
- B. The Constitution (Fifty-eighth Amendment) Act, 1987
- C. The Constitution (First Amendment) Act, 1951
- D. The Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956
Answer: The Constitution (Seventh Amendment) Act, 1956
Explanation: The Seventh Amendment (States Reorganisation) of 1956 added Articles 350A (mother-tongue instruction) and 350B (Special Officer for linguistic minorities).
2971. Which High Courts were authorised under Article 348(2) to use Hindi in proceedings (in addition to English) after the President's consent?
- A. Madras, Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh
- B. Allahabad, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Bihar
- C. Bombay, Gujarat, Punjab and Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir
- D. Calcutta, Gauhati, Orissa and Sikkim
Answer: Allahabad, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Bihar
Explanation: Hindi has been authorised in the High Courts of Uttar Pradesh (1969), Madhya Pradesh (1971), Rajasthan (1950) and Bihar (1972) under Article 348(2) read with Section 7 of the Official Languages Act.
2972. Under Article 348(2), a Governor can authorise Hindi in a High Court's proceedings only on what condition, and what remains excluded?
- A. With the consent of the Chief Justice only; orders remain excluded
- B. With the previous consent of the President; judgments, decrees and orders remain excluded
- C. With the consent of Parliament; decrees remain excluded
- D. Without any consent; nothing is excluded
Answer: With the previous consent of the President; judgments, decrees and orders remain excluded
Explanation: Article 348(2) needs the President's previous consent and does not extend to judgments, decrees or orders, which stay in English unless Parliament provides otherwise.
2973. Under Article 347, which authority can direct that a language spoken by a substantial proportion of a State's population be officially recognised there?
- A. The Chief Justice of the High Court
- B. The Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly
- C. The President, on a demand being made
- D. The Governor, on the advice of the Council of Ministers
Answer: The President, on a demand being made
Explanation: Article 347 vests the power in the President, if satisfied that a substantial proportion of the State's population desires recognition of a language; the direction may cover the whole or part of the State.
2974. Under Article 346, if two or more States agree that Hindi shall be the language for communication between them, what follows?
- A. Hindi may be used for such communication between those States
- B. Parliament must pass a fresh Act
- C. The President must approve a new Schedule
- D. English must still accompany every communication
Answer: Hindi may be used for such communication between those States
Explanation: The proviso to Article 346 lets two or more States agree to use Hindi for communication between themselves, instead of the Union-authorised language.
2975. Which Articles of the Constitution refer expressly to the Eighth Schedule?
- A. Articles 346 and 347
- B. Articles 343 and 345
- C. Articles 344(1) and 351
- D. Articles 348 and 349
Answer: Articles 344(1) and 351
Explanation: The Eighth Schedule is referred to in Article 344(1) (membership of the Commission) and Article 351 (development of Hindi).
2976. Article 351 requires that Hindi's vocabulary be drawn primarily from which language, and secondarily from which?
- A. Primarily from Persian and secondarily from Sanskrit
- B. Primarily from Sanskrit and secondarily from other languages
- C. Primarily from English and secondarily from Sanskrit
- D. Primarily from Urdu and secondarily from Persian
Answer: Primarily from Sanskrit and secondarily from other languages
Explanation: Article 351 directs the Union to enrich Hindi by assimilating Hindustani and Eighth Schedule languages, drawing for vocabulary primarily on Sanskrit and secondarily on other languages.
2977. The proviso to Article 343(2) empowered the President, during the 15-year period, to authorise which of the following?
- A. The replacement of English by Hindi in the Supreme Court
- B. The use of Hindi in addition to English, and the Devanagari form of numerals, for any official purpose of the Union
- C. The abolition of English in State Legislatures
- D. The use of Hindi only in Parliament
Answer: The use of Hindi in addition to English, and the Devanagari form of numerals, for any official purpose of the Union
Explanation: The proviso allowed the President by order to authorise Hindi in addition to English and the Devanagari form of numerals for any official purpose of the Union during the 15-year period.
2978. Which expression correctly states the constitutional language of Article 343(1) regarding numerals for the official purposes of the Union?
- A. Devanagari numerals only
- B. Urdu-Persian numerals
- C. Roman numerals only
- D. The international form of Indian numerals
Answer: The international form of Indian numerals
Explanation: Article 343(1) prescribes the international form of Indian numerals for the official purposes of the Union; Devanagari numerals may be allowed under Article 343(3) or the proviso to 343(2).
2979. A Bill proposes to change the language of proceedings in a High Court. Under Article 349, what is the requirement for its introduction during the first 15 years of the Constitution?
- A. The prior approval of the Law Commission
- B. The consent of the Chief Justice of India
- C. A two-thirds majority resolution of the State Legislature concerned
- D. The previous sanction of the President, given only after considering the Commission's report and the Parliamentary Committee's views
Answer: The previous sanction of the President, given only after considering the Commission's report and the Parliamentary Committee's views
Explanation: Article 349 required the President's previous sanction for any language Bill or amendment, and the President could grant it only after considering the Commission's report and the Committee's opinion.
2980. Which Parliamentary Committee, chaired by Govind Ballabh Pant, examined the 1956 report of the first Official Language Commission?
- A. The Central Hindi Directorate board
- B. The Kothari Commission
- C. The Committee of Parliament on Official Language constituted in 1957
- D. The Hindi Salahkar Samiti of the Home Ministry
Answer: The Committee of Parliament on Official Language constituted in 1957
Explanation: The 30-member Committee of Parliament on Official Language of 1957, under Article 344(4), was chaired by Govind Ballabh Pant and examined the Kher Commission report.
2981. The first Official Language Commission under Article 344(1) was constituted in 1955. Who chaired it?
- A. Jawaharlal Nehru
- B. B. G. Kher
- C. Govind Ballabh Pant
- D. K. M. Munshi
Answer: B. G. Kher
Explanation: The 1955 Commission was chaired by B. G. Kher; it reported in 1956 and a Parliamentary Committee chaired by Govind Ballabh Pant examined the report.
2982. Under Article 344(3), the Official Language Commission must have due regard to which pair of considerations while making recommendations?
- A. The opinion of the Supreme Court and of the Election Commission
- B. Industrial, cultural and scientific advancement of India, and the just claims and interests of persons of non-Hindi speaking areas in public services
- C. Financial capacity of the Union and the population of Hindi speakers
- D. The strength of Hindi newspapers and the number of Hindi universities
Answer: Industrial, cultural and scientific advancement of India, and the just claims and interests of persons of non-Hindi speaking areas in public services
Explanation: Article 344(3) directs the Commission to have due regard to industrial, cultural and scientific advancement and the just claims and interests of non-Hindi speaking persons in regard to public services.
2983. By which method are the members of the Parliamentary Committee on Official Language elected under Article 344(4)?
- A. First-past-the-post voting by a show of hands
- B. Nomination by the President
- C. Proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote
- D. Nomination by the Speaker and the Chairman jointly
Answer: Proportional representation by means of the single transferable vote
Explanation: Article 344(4) says the members are elected in accordance with the system of proportional representation by the single transferable vote.
2984. The Parliamentary Committee on Official Language under Article 344(4) has how many members, and what is the Lok Sabha–Rajya Sabha split?
- A. 40 members: 30 from Lok Sabha and 10 from Rajya Sabha
- B. 30 members: 15 from each House
- C. 20 members: 10 from each House
- D. 30 members: 20 from Lok Sabha and 10 from Rajya Sabha
Answer: 30 members: 20 from Lok Sabha and 10 from Rajya Sabha
Explanation: Article 344(4) provides for a Committee of 30 members, 20 elected by the House of the People and 10 by the Council of States.
2985. The standard English equivalent of the Hindi administrative term 'स्थानांतरण' is
- A. Posting order only
- B. Promotion
- C. Deputation
- D. Transfer
Answer: Transfer
Explanation: 'स्थानांतरण' corresponds to 'Transfer' in the official glossary.
2986. The standard English equivalent of the Hindi administrative term 'अधिसूचना' is
- A. Notification
- B. Resolution
- C. Circular
- D. Corrigendum
Answer: Notification
Explanation: 'अधिसूचना' corresponds to 'Notification' in the official glossary.
2987. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Punishment (disciplinary)' is
- A. निलंबन
- B. दंड
- C. पुरस्कार
- D. अनुशासन
Answer: दंड
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Punishment (disciplinary)' is rendered as 'दंड'.
2988. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Charge memorandum (disciplinary)' is
- A. निलंबन आदेश
- B. आरोप-पत्र
- C. स्पष्टीकरण पत्र
- D. आरोप ज्ञापन
Answer: आरोप ज्ञापन
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Charge memorandum (disciplinary)' is rendered as 'आरोप ज्ञापन'.
2989. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Show-cause notice' is
- A. कारण बताओ नोटिस
- B. स्पष्टीकरण पत्र
- C. चेतावनी पत्र
- D. आरोप-पत्र
Answer: कारण बताओ नोटिस
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Show-cause notice' is rendered as 'कारण बताओ नोटिस'.
2990. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Departmental inquiry' is
- A. विभागीय जाँच
- B. विभागीय समीक्षा
- C. विभागीय परीक्षा
- D. विभागीय अन्वेषण
Answer: विभागीय जाँच
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Departmental inquiry' is rendered as 'विभागीय जाँच'.
2991. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Attested copy' is
- A. स्वच्छ प्रति
- B. मूल प्रति
- C. अनुप्रमाणित प्रति
- D. फोटो प्रति
Answer: अनुप्रमाणित प्रति
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Attested copy' is rendered as 'अनुप्रमाणित प्रति'.
2992. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Fair copy' is
- A. मूल प्रति
- B. अनुप्रमाणित प्रति
- C. स्वच्छ प्रति
- D. प्रारूप प्रति
Answer: स्वच्छ प्रति
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Fair copy' is rendered as 'स्वच्छ प्रति'.
2993. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Draft' is
- A. टिप्पण
- B. पाण्डुलिपि-पत्र
- C. पृष्ठांकन
- D. प्रारूप
Answer: प्रारूप
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Draft' is rendered as 'प्रारूप'.
2994. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Noting (on a file)' is
- A. पृष्ठांकन
- B. प्रारूप
- C. अनुस्मारक
- D. टिप्पण
Answer: टिप्पण
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Noting (on a file)' is rendered as 'टिप्पण'.
2995. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Press communique' is
- A. प्रेस टिप्पणी
- B. परिपत्र
- C. प्रेस विज्ञप्ति
- D. अधिसूचना
Answer: प्रेस विज्ञप्ति
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Press communique' is rendered as 'प्रेस विज्ञप्ति'.
2996. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Gazette' is
- A. समाचार-पत्र
- B. राजपत्र
- C. विज्ञप्ति
- D. अधिसूचना
Answer: राजपत्र
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Gazette' is rendered as 'राजपत्र'.
2997. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Top Secret' is
- A. गोपनीय
- B. अत्यंत आवश्यक
- C. गुप्त
- D. अति गुप्त
Answer: अति गुप्त
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Top Secret' is rendered as 'अति गुप्त'.
2998. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Confidential (classification)' is
- A. परिबद्ध
- B. गोपनीय
- C. गुप्त
- D. अति गुप्त
Answer: गोपनीय
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Confidential (classification)' is rendered as 'गोपनीय'.
2999. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Reminder' is
- A. शुद्धिपत्र
- B. पृष्ठांकन
- C. पावती
- D. अनुस्मारक
Answer: अनुस्मारक
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Reminder' is rendered as 'अनुस्मारक'.
3000. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Acknowledgement (of a letter)' is
- A. उत्तर
- B. अनुस्मारक
- C. पावती
- D. पृष्ठांकन
Answer: पावती
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Acknowledgement (of a letter)' is rendered as 'पावती'.
3001. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Tender' is
- A. निविदा
- B. दरपत्र
- C. अनुबंध
- D. प्रस्ताव-पत्र
Answer: निविदा
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Tender' is rendered as 'निविदा'.
3002. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Revenue' is
- A. अनुदान
- B. व्यय
- C. प्राक्कलन
- D. राजस्व
Answer: राजस्व
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Revenue' is rendered as 'राजस्व'.
3003. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Expenditure' is
- A. अनुदान
- B. आय
- C. व्यय
- D. राजस्व
Answer: व्यय
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Expenditure' is rendered as 'व्यय'.
3004. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Audit' is
- A. लेखा-निरीक्षण
- B. खाता-जाँच
- C. लेखा परीक्षा
- D. लेखा-जोखा
Answer: लेखा परीक्षा
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Audit' is rendered as 'लेखा परीक्षा'.
3005. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Estimate (financial)' is
- A. लेखा
- B. बजट
- C. अनुमान-पत्र
- D. प्राक्कलन
Answer: प्राक्कलन
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Estimate (financial)' is rendered as 'प्राक्कलन'.
3006. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Advance (money)' is
- A. अग्रिम
- B. बकाया
- C. पुरस्कार
- D. ऋण-पत्र
Answer: अग्रिम
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Advance (money)' is rendered as 'अग्रिम'.
3007. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Arrears' is
- A. भत्ता
- B. अग्रिम
- C. बकाया
- D. शेष
Answer: बकाया
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Arrears' is rendered as 'बकाया'.
3008. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Honorarium' is
- A. अनुग्रह राशि
- B. पारिश्रमिक-भत्ता
- C. उपदान
- D. मानदेय
Answer: मानदेय
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Honorarium' is rendered as 'मानदेय'.
3009. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Provident Fund' is
- A. सहायता निधि
- B. भविष्य निधि
- C. कल्याण निधि
- D. पेंशन निधि
Answer: भविष्य निधि
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Provident Fund' is rendered as 'भविष्य निधि'.
3010. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Gratuity' is
- A. भत्ता
- B. पेंशन
- C. अनुदान
- D. उपदान
Answer: उपदान
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Gratuity' is rendered as 'उपदान'.
3011. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Extraordinary leave' is
- A. आकस्मिक अवकाश
- B. अर्जित अवकाश
- C. असाधारण अवकाश
- D. अध्ययन अवकाश
Answer: असाधारण अवकाश
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Extraordinary leave' is rendered as 'असाधारण अवकाश'.
3012. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Half-pay leave' is
- A. अर्द्ध वेतन अवकाश
- B. प्रसूति अवकाश
- C. आकस्मिक अवकाश
- D. परिवर्तित अवकाश
Answer: अर्द्ध वेतन अवकाश
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Half-pay leave' is rendered as 'अर्द्ध वेतन अवकाश'.
3013. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Commuted leave' is
- A. परिवर्तित अवकाश
- B. असाधारण अवकाश
- C. अर्जित अवकाश
- D. अर्द्ध वेतन अवकाश
Answer: परिवर्तित अवकाश
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Commuted leave' is rendered as 'परिवर्तित अवकाश'.
3014. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Earned leave' is
- A. अर्जित अवकाश
- B. परिवर्तित अवकाश
- C. अध्ययन अवकाश
- D. आकस्मिक अवकाश
Answer: अर्जित अवकाश
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Earned leave' is rendered as 'अर्जित अवकाश'.
3015. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Casual leave' is
- A. परिवर्तित अवकाश
- B. प्रसूति अवकाश
- C. आकस्मिक अवकाश
- D. अर्जित अवकाश
Answer: आकस्मिक अवकाश
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Casual leave' is rendered as 'आकस्मिक अवकाश'.
3016. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Ad hoc' is
- A. अस्थायी
- B. स्थानापन्न
- C. तदर्थ
- D. आकस्मिक
Answer: तदर्थ
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Ad hoc' is rendered as 'तदर्थ'.
3017. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Officiating' is
- A. स्थायी
- B. अस्थायी
- C. स्थानापन्न
- D. तदर्थ
Answer: स्थानापन्न
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Officiating' is rendered as 'स्थानापन्न'.
3018. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Confirmation (of a probationer in service)' is
- A. परिवीक्षा
- B. नियमितीकरण-पत्र
- C. पदोन्नति
- D. स्थायीकरण
Answer: स्थायीकरण
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Confirmation (of a probationer in service)' is rendered as 'स्थायीकरण'.
3019. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Resignation' is
- A. त्यागपत्र
- B. निलंबन
- C. बर्खास्तगी
- D. अधिवर्षिता
Answer: त्यागपत्र
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Resignation' is rendered as 'त्यागपत्र'.
3020. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Superannuation' is
- A. त्यागपत्र
- B. सेवानिवृत्ति-लाभ
- C. स्वैच्छिक सेवानिवृत्ति
- D. अधिवर्षिता
Answer: अधिवर्षिता
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Superannuation' is rendered as 'अधिवर्षिता'.
3021. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Suspension' is
- A. निलंबन
- B. बर्खास्तगी
- C. पदावनति
- D. पदच्युति
Answer: निलंबन
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Suspension' is rendered as 'निलंबन'.
3022. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Seniority' is
- A. अनुभव-पत्र
- B. ज्येष्ठता
- C. योग्यता
- D. ज्येष्ठता-पत्र
Answer: ज्येष्ठता
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Seniority' is rendered as 'ज्येष्ठता'.
3023. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Deputation' is
- A. प्रतिनियुक्ति
- B. पदस्थापन
- C. स्थानांतरण
- D. स्थानापन्न
Answer: प्रतिनियुक्ति
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Deputation' is rendered as 'प्रतिनियुक्ति'.
3024. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Demotion (reversion)' is
- A. निलंबन
- B. पदावनति
- C. बर्खास्तगी
- D. पदोन्नति
Answer: पदावनति
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Demotion (reversion)' is rendered as 'पदावनति'.
3025. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Promotion' is
- A. पदोन्नति
- B. प्रतिनियुक्ति
- C. स्थानांतरण
- D. पदावनति
Answer: पदोन्नति
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Promotion' is rendered as 'पदोन्नति'.
3026. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Increment' is
- A. पदोन्नति
- B. बकाया
- C. वेतन-वृद्धि
- D. महँगाई भत्ता
Answer: वेतन-वृद्धि
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Increment' is rendered as 'वेतन-वृद्धि'.
3027. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Allowance' is
- A. भत्ता
- B. अनुदान
- C. वेतन
- D. उपदान
Answer: भत्ता
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Allowance' is rendered as 'भत्ता'.
3028. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Injunction' is
- A. व्यादेश
- B. आदेश-पत्र
- C. अधिसूचना
- D. निषेधाज्ञा-पत्र
Answer: व्यादेश
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Injunction' is rendered as 'व्यादेश'.
3029. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Ex parte' is
- A. द्विपक्षीय
- B. अंतरिम
- C. एकपक्षीय
- D. निष्पक्ष
Answer: एकपक्षीय
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Ex parte' is rendered as 'एकपक्षीय'.
3030. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Adjournment' is
- A. विघटन
- B. निलंबन
- C. निरसन
- D. स्थगन
Answer: स्थगन
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Adjournment' is rendered as 'स्थगन'.
3031. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Extradition' is
- A. प्रत्यर्पण
- B. निर्वासन
- C. निष्कासन
- D. प्रत्यावर्तन
Answer: प्रत्यर्पण
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Extradition' is rendered as 'प्रत्यर्पण'.
3032. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Trespass' is
- A. आक्रमण
- B. अपराध
- C. अतिचार
- D. अतिक्रमण
Answer: अतिचार
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Trespass' is rendered as 'अतिचार'.
3033. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Forfeiture' is
- A. समपहरण
- B. निलंबन
- C. अभिग्रहण
- D. अपवर्जन
Answer: समपहरण
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Forfeiture' is rendered as 'समपहरण'.
3034. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Probation (of offenders)' is
- A. परिवीक्षा
- B. प्रतिबंध
- C. पैरोल
- D. निलंबन
Answer: परिवीक्षा
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Probation (of offenders)' is rendered as 'परिवीक्षा'.
3035. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Compensation' is
- A. अनुदान
- B. जुर्माना
- C. भत्ता
- D. प्रतिकर
Answer: प्रतिकर
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Compensation' is rendered as 'प्रतिकर'.
3036. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Summons' is
- A. वारंट
- B. अधिसूचना
- C. बंधपत्र
- D. समन
Answer: समन
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Summons' is rendered as 'समन'.
3037. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Charge-sheet' is
- A. आरोप-पत्र
- B. शपथ-पत्र
- C. परिवाद-पत्र
- D. शुद्धिपत्र
Answer: आरोप-पत्र
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Charge-sheet' is rendered as 'आरोप-पत्र'.
3038. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Bond (personal bond)' is
- A. आरोप-पत्र
- B. शपथ-पत्र
- C. समन
- D. बंधपत्र
Answer: बंधपत्र
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Bond (personal bond)' is rendered as 'बंधपत्र'.
3039. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Surety' is
- A. साक्षी
- B. बंधपत्र
- C. जमानत
- D. प्रतिभू
Answer: प्रतिभू
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Surety' is rendered as 'प्रतिभू'.
3040. As per the standard administrative/legal glossary (CSTT), the Hindi equivalent of the term 'Witness' is
- A. अभियुक्त
- B. प्रतिभू
- C. परिवादी
- D. साक्षी
Answer: साक्षी
Explanation: In the standard official glossary 'Witness' is rendered as 'साक्षी'.