1➤ The constitution was adopted by the Indian Constituent Assembly on 26 November 1949 and came into effect on -----------------
ⓑ 26 January 1956
ⓒ 26 January 1951
ⓓ 26 January 1950
2➤ Republic Day is celebrated on -------------
ⓑ 6 th November
ⓒ 26 th January
ⓓ 1 st January
3➤ The main Republic Day celebration is held in ---------------
ⓑ Delhi
ⓒ Banglore
ⓓ Chennai
4➤ The Republic Day Parade starts from ------------------
ⓑ Rastrapati Bhavan
ⓒ India Gate
ⓓ Gateway of India
5➤ Who is considered as the main architect of the constitution of India ?
ⓑ Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru
ⓒ Mahatma Gandhi
ⓓ Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar
6➤ There is a blue wheel at the center of the national flag. What does it represent ?
ⓑ Wheel of progress
ⓒ Wheel of purity and religion
ⓓ Wheel of law
7➤ Which of the following rights was described as the heart and soul of the constitution by Dr. Ambedkar ?
ⓑ Right to freedom of religion
ⓒ Right to freedom
ⓓ Right to equality
8➤ This year (2023), who will raise the flag during the national level Republic Day function in New Delhi ?
ⓑ Droupadi Murmu
ⓒ Ram Nath Kovind
ⓓ Narendra Modi
9➤ Who will be the Chief Guest during the Republic Day 2023 celebrations at New Delhi ?
ⓑ Benjamin Netanyahu
ⓒ ASEAN Leaders
ⓓ Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
10➤ Who takes the Salute at the grand parade on Republic Day in New Delhi ?
ⓑ Governer
ⓒ The President of India
ⓓ The Prime Minister of India
11➤ How many Gun Salutes are presented to The President on Republic Day ?
ⓑ 21
ⓒ 26
ⓓ 20
12➤ India shows its Military Might on which day ?
ⓑ Gandhi Jayanti
ⓒ Independence Day
ⓓ Children's Day
13➤ The Indian Constitution was prepared in how many days ?
ⓑ 2 Years 11 Months 18 Days
ⓒ 2 Years 4 Months 18 Days
ⓓ 2 Years 11 Months 18 Days
14➤ Who is known as " The father of the Indian Constitution " ?
ⓑ Dr. Rajendra Prasad
ⓒ Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
ⓓ Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
15➤ The Beating Retreat Ceremony takes place on which date ?
ⓑ January 24
ⓒ January 30
ⓓ January 23
Please do not enter any spam link in the comment box. ConversionConversion EmoticonEmoticon