West Bengal Police Constable Special Mock Test

Indian Polity - Non-Constitutional Bodies

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1) What distinguishes the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA) from other water management bodies in India?

A) CGWA is responsible for the construction of reservoirs and dams.

B) CGWA regulates the extraction of groundwater in India, particularly in over-exploited and critical areas.

C) CGWA implements international water treaties.

D) CGWA manages the distribution of drinking water to urban areas.

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2) How does the Press Council of India ensure the freedom of the press in the country?

A) By managing the licensing of newspapers.

B) By providing financial grants to media houses.

C) By investigating violations of press freedom and maintaining the standards of journalism.

D) By directly controlling the content published by news outlets.

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3) What is the primary function of the NITI Aayog, as compared to its predecessor, the Planning Commission?

A) To foster cooperative federalism through structured support initiatives and mechanisms with the States.

B) To prepare and implement Five-Year Plans for the Indian economy.

C) To act as the apex body for the approval of financial budgets of all states in India.

D) To function as the primary judicial body for resolving interstate disputes in India.

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4) In what capacity does the Central Statistical Office (CSO) contribute to the Indian government?

A) By monitoring and regulating financial institutions.

B) By coordinating with international bodies to formulate trade policies.

C) By implementing educational policies across states.

D) By serving as the primary body for the collection and dissemination of statistical data on various aspects of the economy.

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5) The Central Information Commission (CIC) plays a pivotal role in which of the following areas?

A) Providing classified information to government agencies.

B) Overseeing and ensuring the implementation of the Right to Information Act, 2005.

C) Advising the President of India on judicial appointments.

D) Monitoring the monetary policy framework in collaboration with the Reserve Bank of India.

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6) In what way does the Central Social Welfare Board (CSWB) support the welfare of women and children in India?

A) By implementing and supporting various welfare programs through voluntary organizations and NGOs.

B) By providing direct financial assistance to family-run businesses.

C) By creating and enforcing laws for the protection of women and children.

D) By running a nationwide network of government-operated childcare centers.

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7) Which of the following is a correct function of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI)?

A) Regulating the stock market activities.

B) Adjudicating disputes related to consumer protection.

C) Regulating tariffs and policies related to telecommunication services.

D) Overseeing environmental policies.

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8) How does the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) in India maintain its independence and impartiality?

A) Its members are appointed by the President based on the recommendation of a committee consisting of the Prime Minister, Union Minister of Home Affairs, and Leader of the Opposition.

B) It is headed by a serving member of the judiciary.

C) It is funded by private donations from international watchdog organizations.

D) It reports directly to the Ministry of Home Affairs.

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9) How does the National Biodiversity Authority (NBA) contribute to environmental governance in India?

A) By managing national parks and sanctuaries.

B) By funding research projects related to marine biodiversity.

C) By regulating access to biological resources and associated knowledge, ensuring fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising out of their use.

D) By conducting wildlife conservation programs across states.

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10) Which of the following statements best describes the role of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) in India?

A) The NHRC is a constitutional body that acts as a watchdog over the government in matters of human rights violations.

B) The NHRC is a statutory body that recommends measures for the protection of human rights but cannot enforce them.

C) The NHRC is a statutory body responsible for the enforcement of human rights and can sanction legal punishment.

D) The NHRC is a private organization funded by international bodies to promote human rights in India.

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