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[@SureshsarkarSR]

Question 109) right to property is not considered as a fundamental right as per..44th amendment act 1978 morarji Desai govt

[@rohith06303]

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[@rao2004narasing]

1:13, que 338 gst : goods and service tax

[@jaganinfo]

Thanks Rao garu. Please check the first pin comment in this video. You will get the updated answers.

[@amulyaceremilla]

ombudsman is also called as Lokpal

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[@jaganinfo]

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[@prachi-ol9kt]

41) Present Chief Election Commissioner is RAJIV KUMAR. 161) D is the right option, assault and nuisance are wrong under criminal and tort law. 197) 4, Present CJI is DY CHANDRACHUD 208)2, the person who files civil case is known as PLAINTIFF 541) C, Canadian Constitution

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[@pavansripathi228]

Question no .122 Gst -101 amendment act 102- National BC commission ki chattabaddata kalpincharu .

[@mohammadabdulrizwan5897]

Q)103 Breach of contract provides for Remedy

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The answer for question number 22 is (1) i.e, an accused A person charged with an offence is known as an accused

[@shaikkhaja586]

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[@Inquilab-india]

184)right to property is not a fundamental right

[@rashok2088]

RTI Act 2005 kada sir

[@mrchandu3234]

Yes

[@balajibabu164]

Bro Question no 540 untouchability Abolishment belongs to article 17. Article 117 related to finance bills

[@jaganinfo]

I have updated the answers in subtitle format and in the first pin comment

[@abhiramsatya1]

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[@udayakumar6849]

Question number 23 Answer is 2005 not 2000 please check that good information 👍

[@jaganinfo]

Yes. The Right to Information Act will come into force w.e.f. 12th October, 2005. The Act extends to the whole of India except Jammu & Kashmir. In your video if you enables subtitles then you can see the updated answer with subtitles.

[@ravikumarm66]

33Q. sir article 24 of the constitution of india prohits the employment of children below the age of ? Answer is 14 age but you metioned u mentioned wrong answer as 12.

[@srinivasinjeti4420]

103. Breach of contract provides for Remedy.

[@jaganinfo]

*I have prepared 588 question and answers in this video. Some times few answers due to some issue like cursor position may move in other option. Please find the updated answers for the below questions:* 22Q) A person charged with an offence is called: Answer : *A person who is charged with a criminal offence is called “an accused” or defendant* 23Q) In which year the Right to Information Act came into effect ? Answer : *The RTI Bill was passed by the Parliament of India on 15 June 2005 and came into force with effect from 12 October 2005* 31Q) National Human Rights Commission in India was established on : Amswer : *The right answer is NHRC is a statutory body constituted on 12 October 1993 under the Protection of Human Rights Ordinance of 28 September 1993* 33Q) Article 24 of the Constitution of India prohibits the employment of children below the age of : Answer : Article 24, Constitution of India 1950. No child below the age of *fourteen years* shall be employed to work in any factory or mine or engaged in any other hazardous employment. 122Q) The Goods and Services Tax refers to which of the following Amendments Answer: *101st Constitutional Amendment Act.* 338Q) What is the full form of GST Answer : *GST stands for Goods and Services Tax* 540Q) Which Article under Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability? Answer : *Article 17 of the Indian constitution abolished untouchability in the country.*

[@osamahmirza4523]

Q.381 Thomas babington Macaulay Respected sir There are some such questions in this, for which you have not given the correct answer even in the description. Aur ase bahut saare question hai.

[@jaganinfo]

Thanks for the comment. Please check the first pin comment

[@osamahmirza4523]

Sir i read all . But some trouble in more questions. This vedio is too good. And special for short term aspirants.❤ Thanks for your support and cooperation for all of us.

[@Aisha14312]

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[@jaganinfo]

please watch related videos from the playlist

[@Teju_World123]

Yess

[@SatishK-dc7rb]

Question number 80. Minimum Judges in Bench of Constitutional is 5. Ans Five Judges

[@harshithamutyala9778]

q33) answer 14 years

[@demudupediredla8817]

National Human Rights commission in India was 12th Oct 1993

[@jaganinfo]

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India was established on 12 October, 1993. The statute under which it is established is the Protection of Human Rights Act (PHRA), 1993 as amended by the Protection of Human Rights (Amendment) Act, 2006.

[@TheSoulOfWind999]

Thanks 🎉

[@srinivasinjeti4420]

228. Both I and 3 are correct.

[@sandeepadusumilly9166]

24th question answer is option 3

[@SriVarahiPropertyInfo9]

GST Bill introduced based on 101 ammendment of constitution not 102 ammendment

[@keerthi_S__]

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[@jaganinfo]

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[@vishnuvardhan3312]

Q.338 answer goods and services tax

[@jaganinfo]

Thanks Vishnu. Please check the first pin comment in this video. You will get the updated answers.

[@BODIGE]

***381 firs law commission chairman Macaulay

[@Inquilab-india]

The Indian Penal Code was drafted by the first Law Commission which was chaired by Thomas Babington Macaulay. 1st law commission chairman -MC setalvad 22nd law commission chairman justice - Ritu Raj Awasthi

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[@LAADU92018]

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[@mrchandu3234]

Acc to Art-24 below 14yrs kadha sir

[@jaganinfo]

According to Article 24 of the Constitution of India, a person below 14 years of age shall not be employed to work in any factory. Prohibition of Employment of Children: Article 24 prohibits the employment of children below the age of 14 years in any factory, mine or other hazardous activities like construction work or railway. It is an absolute prohibition. But it does not prohibit their employment in any harmless or innocent work. The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986, is the most important law in this direction. In addition, the Employment of Children Act, 1938; the Factories Act, 1948; the Mines Act, 1952; the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958; the Plantation Labour Act, 1951; the Motor Transport Workers Act, 1951; Apprentices Act, 1961; the Bidi and Cigar Workers Act, 1966; and other similar acts prohibit the employment of children below a certain age. In 2006, the government banned the employment of children as domestic servants or workers in business establishments like hotels, dhabas, restaurants, shops, factories, resorts, spas, tea shops, and so on. It warned that anyone employing children below 14 years of age would be liable for prosecution and penal action. The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2016, amended the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986. It has renamed the Principal Act as the Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986.

[@jogams_Decaretionandcookings]

correct 💐

[@gmanohar3286]

Question No. 338: GST Full Form: Goods & Service Tax

[@jaganinfo]

I have updated with Subtitles . Please verify

[@ravikumarm66]

question no 37 is also wrong answer you had given in youtube and the correct answer is Aruna Miller

[@pavansripathi228]

Question no.33 The answer is 14 years

[@pavansripathi228]

Pls clarify for de jyuro, De facto Renditiki kooda meeru vishaya paramga ane chepparu. Pls confirm

[@jaganinfo]

De jure means by law, legal recognition is known as de jure. India has a de jure head and a de facto head. So the head of state by law and legal manner is called de jure head of state

[@lokeshlucky606]

Question no 540, untouchability Abolishment belongs to article 17. Article 117 related to finance bills.

[@jaganinfo]

Yes you are right . The correct amswer is option B Article 17 Article 17 of the Indian constitution abolished untouchability in the country.. I have updated the answer in subtitle format.

[@hero......9424]

National human rights Commission established indhi 12th October 1993 naa bro.. Nvu emo 2nd October antunnavu chuskooo

[@jaganinfo]

Yes, you are right. Akkada oka one numeric word miss ayyindhi. i will update the below answer in the video as a subtitle. Thanks for the information.The National Human Rights Commission of India (abbreviated as NHRC) is a statutory body constituted on 12 October 1993 under the Protection of Human Rights Ordinance of 28 September 1993. It was given a statutory basis by the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993 (PHRA)

[@hero......9424]

@@jaganinfo and article 24 kindha 14 years not 12 years chuskondi

[@nikithapawar8330]

Sir 27: by virtue of law

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Q.12 (d) fraternity was also not original it was added in 42nd caa act

[@Better.thoughts-c4t]

Q 59.refugee protection home assylum kaadu ..i thinj its wrong answrr

[@mnaveen34]

Q23) right to internation act effect from 2005 ..... Not 2000.

[@SriVarahiPropertyInfo9]

Question no 122, please check internet once

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[@jaganinfo]

these are only previous exam question and answers. you have to practice based on syllabus topics

[@vineethyellamgari5360]

109th....is...44th amendment

[@rajannakamera6880]

Super sir

[@Inquilab-india]

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[@rajavardhanreddy4572]

Neither roses nor thorns written by H.R Khanna not by krishna ayyar please check once

[@jaganinfo]

“Neither Roses Nor Thorns” is a book by H.R. Khanna, a distinguished Indian judge and jurist. When Justice Khanna delivered his dissenting judgment in the famous Habeas Corpus case, the New York Times praised him, saying, “If India ever finds its way back to freedom and democracy, that proud hallmark of its first 18 years, someone will surely erect a monument to justice H.R. Khanna of the Supreme Court.” In this forthright autobiography, Justice Khanna shares the influences that shaped his life and made him the great man he is. His unwavering convictions and independent views continue to inspire Indians today, and his autobiography is a must-read for anyone interested in the legal system and the pursuit of justice.

[@vemulaanitha9155]

GST means goods and services tax

[@azhar123]

80) 5 judges bench

[@amulyaceremilla]

constitutional amendment 101-for get

[@jaganinfo]

One Hundred and First Amendment Act, 2016. This amendment introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India, which is a comprehensive indirect tax system that replaced multiple indirect taxes levied by the central and state governments. The 101st Amendment Act enabled the implementation of the GST and made significant changes to the taxation system in India

[@Raj____123]

Right to information act 2005 not 2000 could you check

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[@jaganinfo]

ఈ వీడియో ద్వారా మీకు పరీక్షల్లో ఎలాంటి ప్రశ్నలు రావోచో ఒక అవగాహనా ఉంటుంది . 5 years పరీక్షా పేపర్స్ నుండి ఈ ప్రశ్నలు సేకరించాను . ఇందులో నుండి కొన్ని కచ్చితంగా వస్తాయి . ప్రశ్నలు బట్టి ఆ టాపిక్స్ మీరు చదువు కుంటే మీకు తప్పకుండా మంచి marks వస్తాయి . పరీక్షా ముందు రోజు మల్లి ఈ వీడియో చూసుకుంటే మీకు ఒక కాన్ఫిడెన్స్ వస్తుంది . ALL THE BEST

[@Mr_nani-]

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Important questions cheppandi sir

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[@ygnnewstelugu]

Q 23.answer 2005

[@jaganinfo]

Yes. The Right to Information Act will come into force w.e.f. 12th October, 2005. The Act extends to the whole of India except Jammu & Kashmir. In your video if you enables subtitles then you can see the updated answer with subtitles.

[@vijayaraokrishnamurthy4736]

I think de jure means by virtue of law jure means law de facto means by virtue of fact

[@jaganinfo]

De jure means by law, legal recognition is known as de jure. India has a de jure head and a de facto head. So the head of state by law and legal manner is called de jure head of state

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[@cmanil784]

GST full form GOODS SERVICES TAX CORRECT

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80: five judges

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Current affairs videos petanndi sir

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Thank you alot

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Always welcome

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Tnq...

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[@harshithamutyala9778]

q111) right to strike is not a fundamental right

[@avadhuthanaresh6436]

Q)132 USSR Anukunta sir please check

[@jaganinfo]

The correct Answer is *Irish Constitution* . *Articles 36-51 under Part-IV of the Indian Constitution deal with Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP). They are borrowed from the Constitution of Ireland, which had copied it from the Spanish Constitution*

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Subtitles ela enable cheyali bro

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[@saisujithmakke1423]

Right to information act came into effect 2005 not 2000

[@jaganinfo]

I have updated right answers in a subtitle format. Please enable subtitles while watching this video

[@saisujithmakke1423]

Cool thanks for replying u pronounced that 2000 I didn't seen subtitle sorry

[@mr.holmes0074]

22 question answer an accused

[@tsonline1623]

Rti act is effect for 2005 Not 2000 it's wrong answer3

[@sukthinarayanam6519]

Super super super

[@Vivekmarthand7796]

Pdf evandi sir

[@writermaheshyadavofficial8030]

Sir goods and service taxes are 101 amendment

[@jaganinfo]

Please check the first pin comment to get updated answers

[@Better.thoughts-c4t]

Question 100 answer wrong icharu ...correct answer is contempt of court ..

[@hemavenkatanarayanaputhala1548]

sir sorry to say that, ee video lo vunna questions lo konni wrong answers vunnayi gamaninchagalaru

[@jaganinfo]

Thanks for your comment. indhulo chala questions update chesina vallana konni wrong answers dhorlyayi. i have updated right answers in subtitle format.

[@srinivasinjeti4420]

113. 10 years

[@maheshnanda9903]

GST 101 amendment kada sir!

[@jaganinfo]

One Hundred and First Amendment Act, 2016. This amendment introduced the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India, which is a comprehensive indirect tax system that replaced multiple indirect taxes levied by the central and state governments. The 101st Amendment Act enabled the implementation of the GST and made significant changes to the taxation system in India

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Sir if you provide free mock test link for aplawcet sir....

[@jaganinfo]

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[@HaHaKamakshi]

Gst full form ((Goods And Service Tax)) it doesnt supply tax....

[@jaganinfo]

I have updated the correct answer in subtitle format. Please verify

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Sir okni answers rong unaye 😢

[@maliksd3489]

LLB entrance exam Telugu lo vundha

[@peace..143]

Sir if we read previous year question paper we 70 marks atleast

[@jaganinfo]

No one will give assure sir . Definitely it will help for the lawcet exam. You will get an idea like what type of questions they may ask in exam. check the topics wise . Refer LAWCET playlist to get more information. ALL THE BEST . HAPPY LEARNING the list of recommended books for LAWCET 2023 : General Knowledge : ->Lucent’s General Knowledge ->General Knowledge & Current Affairs ->GK Capsule with Current Affairs Update (for the current year) ->The Mega Yearbook (for the current year) Mental Ability : ->Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning ->A New Approach to Reasoning Verbal & Non-Verbal ->Quantitative Aptitude by RS Aggarwal ->Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning Aptitude for Study of Law : ->Legal Aptitude for CLAT and Other Law Entrance examinations: A Workbook ->All India Law Entrance Exam Guide ->LAWCET Study Material ->LAWCET Study Material with Previous Papers

[@lalithakuna5526]

Tq sir

[@jaganinfo]

All the best

[@seshumyla2061]

Thanka you bro

[@jaganinfo]

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Sir 212 leila senth

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I want pglcet previous papers.

[@mohammadabdulrizwan5897]

Q)33 answer is 14years.Anna nuvvu important question ani cheppi mari tappudu answer cheptunnav video la😂

[@Raj____123]

Total permissible strength of lokabha is 545 not 552

[@Gamechanger__960]

It's 552

[@nagarajunagaraju1772]

Sir important topics cheppandhi

[@jaganinfo]

This week i will upload current affairs

[@Teju_World123]

22, 23 no answer 🤔

[@azhar123]

(1)An accused & (3) 2005👍

[@Teju_World123]

Ty😊yeah

[@narasimhanaidu2638]

Anna.. comments చూస్తే , మీరు ఇన్ని wrong Answers చెప్పరా అనిపిస్తుంది.. ఇలా అయితే ఎలా ప్రిపేర్ అవ్వాలి brother

[@jaganinfo]

Hope you will know what type of questions you are getting... You can read related textbooks . After your preparation you can check this video.. Read questions and you should be able to give the answers. All the best

[@SureshsarkarSR]

RTI ACT 12th Oct 2005

[@jaganinfo]

Yes. The Right to Information Act will come into force w.e.f. 12th October, 2005. The Act extends to the whole of India except Jammu & Kashmir. It provides a very definite day for its commencement i.e. 120 days from enactment. It shall apply to Public Authorities

[@avadhuthanaresh6436]

Q) 122 GST please check once

[@jaganinfo]

Thanks for the comment . I have already updated it with Subtitles. Please verify

[@avadhuthanaresh6436]

@@jaganinfo subtitles ante ekada sir .? i didn't get you..

[@jaganinfo]

@@avadhuthanaresh6436 aa video lo aa question daggara kindhana black background white text tho kanipiathundhi

[@avadhuthanaresh6436]

Q)122 time 29:19 sec . 102 ani cheparu sir. green color kuda adhe tick lo undi. miru chepinatu background em ledhu. please check once

[@jaganinfo]

@avadhutha naresh Hey Naresh . Thanks for following . I thought GST related 338 question. I saw the question 122 which you tagged. Yes it is wrong answer. I will update soon. Please check the details.as below: *The Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India was introduced through the Constitution (One Hundred and First Amendment) Act, 2016, which was passed by the Parliament on 8th August 2016 and came into effect on 1st July 2017. The act amended various provisions of the Indian Constitution to empower both the Central and State Governments to levy and collect GST. The GST replaced multiple indirect taxes levied by the Central and State Governments, such as excise duty, service tax, value-added tax (VAT), etc. and aimed to create a unified market across the country.*

[@rcvsmamillapalli]

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[@Palthyapraneth-oc8ol]

GST act under 101 amendment not 102 ....

[@jaganinfo]

Thanks Praneth. Please check the first pin comment in this video. You will get the updated answers.

[@Palthyapraneth-oc8ol]

Exam ayipoindi ....sir 😍

[@Palthyapraneth-oc8ol]

Konni questions help ayinaii ee video nunchi....anyways thanks 💞