Judiciary MCQs

The concept of "Judicial Review" in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from which country?

The Ninth Schedule of the Indian Constitution, dealing with laws immune from judicial review, was inserted by which amendment?

The Supreme Court's ruling in the Kesavananda Bharati case (1973) established which important doctrine?

The Chief Justice of India and other Supreme Court judges are appointed by:

The retirement age for Supreme Court judges in India is:

The retirement age for High Court judges in India is:

The term "Judicial Review" refers to the power of courts to:

The Collegium system for appointment of judges evolved primarily through which set of judgments?

The National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC), intended to replace the Collegium system, was struck down by the Supreme Court in which year?

The concept of "Judicial Independence" is protected in India through provisions ensuring judges cannot be removed except through:

The 24th Constitutional Amendment (1971) was passed in response to which earlier Supreme Court judgment?

The Minerva Mills case (1980) further clarified and strengthened which constitutional doctrine?

The Vishaka Guidelines, addressing workplace sexual harassment, were laid down by the Supreme Court in which year?

The concept of "Public Interest Litigation" (PIL) in India was pioneered significantly by which Supreme Court judges?

The concept of 'Judicial Review' in India can examine the constitutional validity of both legislative and executive actions, a power derived primarily from which article?