Fundamental Rights

Consider the following statements?
1. Article 13 of constitution provides for doctrine of judicial review.
2. The power has been conferred on Supreme Court (Article 32) & high Court (Article 226) that can declare a law unconstitutional & invalid on the grounds of contravention of any of the Fundamental rights.
Which of the above statement is / are Correct?

Consider the following statement
1. “Equality before Law” is of British Origin and is a Positive Concept
2. “Equal protection of Laws” is a American Concept and is of Negative
Concept.
Which of the above statement is / are correct?

Consider the following statements in context to Fundamental Rights,
1.The Fundamental rights are enshrined from the PART III of the Constitution from Article 12 to 35. They are derived from the USA, i.e. “Bill of Rights”.
2.Part III of the Constitution is described as ‘Magna Carta’ of Indian Constitution.
3.Magna Carta is the Charter of Rights issued by King John of England in 1215 under pressure of Barons. This is the first written document relating to Fundamental rights of Citizen.
4.Fundamental rights in our Constitution are more elaborate than those found in the Constitution of any other country in the world including USA.
Which of the above statement is / are Correct?

Consider the Following Statements?
1. Originally the Constitution contained 6 Fundamental Rights
2. At present it contains 7 Fundamental rights which was added by 44th Amendment Act, 1978.
Which of the above statement is / are Correct?

Consider the following statements,
1. Fundamental rights can be suspended during the operation of National Emergency including rights guaranteed by Article 20: Protection in respect of conviction for offences & Article 21: Protection of life & personal liberty.
2. The six rights guaranteed by Article 19 can be suspended only on the grounds of war or external aggression (External Emergency) & not on the grounds of armed rebellion (Internal Emergency).
Which one of the above statements is / are correct?

Which of the following statements regarding the Fundamental Rights are in correct?

The definition of term ‘State’ in Article 12 is
1. Government & Parliament of India, that is, executive & legislative organs of Union Government.
2. Government & legislature of states that is executive & legislative organs of state.
3. All local authorities that is, municipalities, panchayats, district boards etc that is local government.
4. All other authorities that is statutory or non statutory authorities like LIC, ONGC, SAIL.
Which one of the above statements is / are correct?

Match the following
Provision - Article
1. Right to Equality. - A. Article 32.
2. Right to Freedom. - B. Article 25 – 28.
3. Right against Exploitation.- C. Article 31.
4. Right to Freedom of Religion.- D. Article 29 -30.
5. Cultural & Educational rights.- E. Article 23 -24.
6. Right to Property. - F. Article 19 – 22.
7. Right to Constitutional Remedies.- G. Article 14 -18.
Choices,

Article 14 says that the State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or equal protection of laws with in the territory of India. Here “person” means,
1. This provision confers rights on all persons whether citizens or foreigners.
2. The word person includes legal persons viz, statutory corporations, companies, registered societies or any other type of legal persons.
Choices,

Consider the following statement.
1. Article 13 of the constitution states that the Constitutional Amendment is not a law and hence cannot be challenged.
2. In Keshavananda Bharti Case the Supreme Court held that the constitutional amendment can be challenged on the round that it violates a fundamental rights that forms the basic structure of the constitution & hence can be declared void.
Which of the above statement is / are correct?