POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES
FEDERATION OF NATIONAL POSTAL ORGANISATIONS
ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION – GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS
NATIONAL UNION OF GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS
NEW DELHI - 110001
No.PF-PJCA-12/2016 Dated – 14.10.2016
To,
1. All General Secretaries of NFPE/FNPO/AIPEU-GDS/NUGDS
2. All Circle Secretaries of NFPE/FNPO/AIPEU GDS/NUGDS
3. All Divisional Secretaries of NFPE/FNPO/AIPEU-GDS/NUGDS
Dear Friends and Comrade,
As already decided by the PJCA, the two days strike demanding bonus-parity to GDS and payment of revised wages to casual labourers will take place on 9th& 10th November 2016. There is no positive outcome till this date. File is still pending in Finance Ministry. The PJCA has decided to serve the strike notice on 20th October 2016 to Secretary, Department of Posts, New Delhi. On that day, dharna is being organized in front of all Divisional/Regional/Circle officer by PJCA, as already decided.
Copy of the strike notice should be served to all Circle/Regional/Divisional heads after conducting demonstrations. Draft copy of the strike notice is enclosed herewith.
Please print notices and also issue circulars to all offices including Branch Post offices so that every employee shall get ready for the strike, if demands are not settled before 9th November 2016. Conduct intensive campaign among all employees.
Please treat it as most urgent and important.
Yours sincerely,
R. N. Parashar D. Theagarajan
Secretary General Secretary General
NFPE FNPO
P. Pandurangarao P. U. Muraleedharan
General Secretary General Secretary
AIPEU GDS NUGDS
DRAFT COPY OF STRIKE NOTICE TO BE SERVED TO ALL CIRCLE/REGIONAL/DIVISIONAL HEADS ON 20.10.2016
POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES
FEDERATION OF NATIONAL POSTAL ORGANISATIONS
ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION-GRAMIN DAK SEWAKS
NATIONAL UNION OF GRAMIN DAK SEWAKS
NEW DELHI – 110001
No. PJCA/STRIKE/2016 Dated – 20.10.2016
To
The _____________,
_________________
_________________
_________________
NOTICE
Sir,
In accordance with the provisions of Sub Section (1) of Section 22 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, we hereby notify that all the Postal/RMS/MMS/Administrative & Postal Accounts Employees and the Gramin Dak Sewaks will go on 2 days Nationwide Strike on 09th and 10th November,2016.
Yours faithfully,
R. N. PARASHAR D. THEAGARAJAN
Secretary General Secretary General
NFPE FNPO
P. PANDURANGARAO P. U. MURALEEDHARAN
General Secretary General Secretary
AIPEU-GDS NUGDS
POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES
FEDERATION OF NATIONAL POSTAL ORGANISATIONS
ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION-GRAMIN DAK SEWAKS
NATIONAL UNION OF GRAMIN DAK SEWAKS
NEW DELHI – 110001
No. PF- PJCA/STRIKE/2016 Dated – 14.10.2016
To,
The Secretary
Department of Posts
DakBhwan,
Delhi – 110001
Sub: - Indefinite hunger fast inside the Campus of Dak Bhawan , New Delhi by all
Secretary Generals and General Secretaries of NFPE, FNPO and GDS Union from
3rd November 2016.
Sir,
It is intimated that Indefinite hunger fast inside Campus of Dak Bhawan, New Delhi
by the of all Secretary Generals, General Secretaries of NFPE, FNPO and GDS Union will
be organized from 03rd November, 2016 for the following pending demands:
(1) Grant of enhanced bonus to GDS.
(2) payment of revised wages of casual labourers and revised bonus .
As you are aware the bonus calculation ceiling of all Central Government employees was raised from 3500 to 7000 by the Government from 01.04.2014 onwards and orders were issued on 29.08.2016. Arrears for the financial year 2014-15 were also paid to the all departmental employees. But till this day, orders for payment of enhanced bonus to three lakhs Gramin Dak Sevaks are not issued by the Department of Posts.
Similarly, eventhough the Postal Board has issued orders revising the wages of casual labourers w.e.f 01.01.2006 as per the 6th CPC minimum wage of Group ‘D’, till this day many circles and divisions have not paid the arrears to the poor, unorganized, marginalized and most exploited section of casual, part-time, contingent employees and Daily rated mazdoors. eg: Kerala Circle, Tamilnadu Circle etc.). 7th CPC revision has also become due now.
It is therefore, requested to permit us to sit inside the premises of Dak Bhawan for Indefinite Hunger Fast from 03rd November, 2016. The Hunger Fast will be peaceful.
Yours faithfully,
R. N. PARASHAR D. THEAGARAJAN
Secretary General Secretary General
NFPE FNPO
ORDERING OF DELIVERY OF E-TAIL ARTICLES BOOKED AT NAAPTOL AND AMAZON ETC. ON ALL SUNDAYS AND ALL RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS AND EVEN AT LATE EVENINGS IN THE FESTIVE SEASON TILL JAN. 2017 AND FURTHER – REG
National Federation of Postal Employees
1st Floor North Avenue Post Office Building, New Delhi-110 001
Phone: 011.23092771 e-mail: nfpehq@gmail.com
Mob: 9868819295/9810853981 website: http://www.nfpe.blogspot.com
No.PF-35)/2016 Dated : 14th October ,2016
To
Shri B. V. Sudhakar
Secretary
Department of Posts
DakBhawan, New Delhi – 110001
Sub: - Ordering of delivery of e-tail articles booked at Naaptol and Amazon etc. on all Sundays and all Religious Holidays and even at late evenings in the festive season till Jan. 2017 and further – Reg.
Sir,
Ref: - Dte. Letter No. 30-22/2016-D dt. 22.09.2016, 29.09.2016 and 30.09.2016.
Your kind attention is drawn towards Directorate letter referred above on the above subject.
As per the order of the Dte. Dt. 30.09.2016 in para (g), arrangements for delivery of parcels during the festival season should be made in offices, on all Sundays and Holidays and in late evenings, in order to ensure that e-commerce parcels, do not lie undelivered and clog the delivery channel.
Top to bottom control room is arranged to monitor and to ensure 100% delivery of the e-tail articles booked at Naaptol, Amazon and with various e-commerce companies on hour to hour basis including on all the Sundays and Religious Holidays till January 2017, by engaging the existing staff without any rest, in the name of compensatory off, by which the other working staff have to share their work in addition on week days. The booking projection shown in the annexure of the Dt. Letter will show that lakhs of such online booked parcels have to be delivered within the festive season without any delay. Thus our staff are squeezed like bonded labourers in the name of improving e-commerce business. This was already carried out on Pooja and Muharram Holidays, during the week.
The hard earned week-end Sundays and Religious Holidays are now snatched and our existing Staff are threatened to work in 24x7 and 3x8 environment, without any additional establishment and without any extended facilities as available in the similarly placed Departments.
Hence, your immediate intervention is highly solicited, so as to cancel the orders and to ensure the week-end Sundays and religious holidays, a reality to the working staff.
With regards
Yours faithfully,
(R. N. Parashar)
Secretary Genera
IMPLEMENTATION OF CSI ROLL OUT IN KARNATAKA CIRCE
National Federation of Postal Employees
1st Floor North Avenue Post Office Building, New Delhi-110 001
Phone: 011.23092771 e-mail: nfpehq@gmail.com
Mob: 9868819295/9810853981 website: http://www.nfpe.blogspot.com
No.PF-67-11/2016 Dated : 14th October ,2016
To
Shri. B. V. Sudhakar
Secretary
Department of Posts
DakBhawan, New Delhi – 110001
Sub: - Implementation of CSI roll out in Karnataka Circe – regarding.
Sir,
It is learnt that the Department is proposing to implement CSI roll out in a few divisions in Karnataka Circle before December 2016. In this connection I would like to intimate that the CSI Pilot roll out in Mysore division is not working smoothly as several problems are yet to be set right.
Around 15 problems are still existing in Mysore division which are furnished below for your kind notice.
1. POS-pin code directory not updated resulting in delay.
2. Speed Post amount not rounded off to rupee in bulk booking.
3. Details of declaration every time is to fed in bulk foreign article.
4. Post box updation not happening immediately and amount not included in pod cash.
5. Redirected emos not allowed to issue to postman.
6. Data not recd for BPCODs.
7. Cancelled emos also comes for payment.
8. Sale of some new stamps not happening in SAP.
9. Not allow to rebook proof of delivery of speed articles booked by high court New Delhi for which amount for rebooking pod collected in advance while booking speed post articles.
10. IVPS-not allows to close single bag to redirected/Rtd to sender regd articles, many bags with 2/3 articles to be closed.
11. Cod redirection not provided.
12. dpms-fetching not happening RMS not switched on to CSI.
13. PLI collection inclusion automatically not happening. Done thr’o voucher posting.
14. Tracking of articles not happening in India post web
15. In addition to these many problems not resolved in SAP which is a hard nut to crack which designed for software professionals.
Since the CSI pilot roll out in Mysore division is not working satisfactorily, the business in the division has also come down resulting in loss of revenue to the department.
I earnestly request you not to implement the project in other divisions till such time all the issues are set right in Mysore division. The implementation of the roll out may kindly be deferred in the interest of department and staff. We have no objection for implementing the project once all the problems noticed are set right. A line in reply on the nature of action taken may kindly be intimated.
With regards
Yours faithfully,
(R. N. Parashar)
Secretary General
Copy to: -Com. Janakiraman, Circle Secretary, AIPEU Group ‘C’, Karnataka Circle
IMPORTANT/URGENT CIRCULAR
Dated 14th October 2016
CHALO DELHI – CHALO PARLIAMENT
15TH DECEMBER 2016
CONFEDERATION PARLIAMENT MARCH
20000 CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES WILL PARTICIPATE
ENSURE PARTICIPATION FROM EACH AFFILIATED
ORGANIZATION AND STATE/DISTRICT/REGIONAL C-O-Cs
COME ONE, COME ALL, COME IN HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS
WHEN INJUSTICE IS CONTINUED AND JUSTICE DELAYED INDEFINITELY,
PROTEST AND STRIKE BECOME INEVITABLE
To,
1. All National Secretariat Members (CHQ Office Bearers)
2. Chief Executive of Affiliated organisations
3. General Secretaries of all C-O-Cs
Dear Comrades,
As you are aware, the National Secretariat of the Confederation has decided to organize three-phase agitational programmes protesting against the totally negative attitude of the Government against the Central Government employees and pensioners and also demanding immediate settlement of their legitimate demands, including increase in minimum pay and fitment formula as assured by three Cabinet Ministers including Home Minster, Finance Minister and Railway Minister.
1st Phase – 20.10.2016 – Protest demonstration and gate meetings. Adopting and sending resolution to Government.
2nd Phase – 07.11.2016 – Mass Dharna
3rd Phase – 15.12.2016 – Massive Parliament March
It is also decided that the agitational programmes shall culminate in strike, jointly with all like minded organisations.
SERIOUS PREPERATIONS FOR PARLIAMENT MARCH SHOULD BEGIN NOW ITSELF
The National Secretariat has decided to ensure participation of not less than 20000 central Govt. Employees in the Parliament March on 15.12.2016. The following quota has been fixed to each affiliated organization and C-O-Cs. Only two months are left now. It is needless to say that the participation of 20000 employees can be ensured only if each affiliated organization and COC make sincere and conscious effort to ensure the participation of maximum employees from their organization/C-O-C as per quota fixed. Employees are ready, only thing is that leaders should take the initiative to mobilise them.
Each affiliated organisation should fix quota to their state/District/Divisional units. Similarly each C-O-C should fix quota to each affiliated organization at state/District level. This work should be done in a serious and systematic manner on top priority basis. Continuous follow up action on day-to day basis is also required.Travel tickets, special vehicles etc. should be booked well in advance. Waiting upto the last minute and then stating non-availability of tickets as reason for non-participation or less participation should be avoided. Maximum flags and banners are also to be brought by each unit of organization/COCs.
All affiliated organisations and C-O-Cs are requested to give wide publicity to the Parliament March through all means of Communications including print and electronic media, websites and social media. Let us all join together to make the Parliament March a historic event and grand success.
Copy of the circulars fixing quota to each Unit/organization issued by all Affiliated of Confederation and C-O-Cs may be emailed to Confederation CHQ for publishing in the website.
15TH DECEMBER 2016 – PARLIAMENT MARCH
1. National Federation of Postal Employees (all affiliates) - 10000
2. Income Tax Employees Federation - 2500
3. Audit & Accounts Association - 1000
4. Civil Accounts Employees Association - 800
5. National Federation of Atomic Energy Employees - 300
6. Ground Water Board Employees Association - 300
7. Other Affiliates (Each) - 100
8. COC West Bengal - 1000
9. COC Tamilnadu - 1000
10. COC Kerala - 500
11. COC Uttar Pradesh - 1000
12. COC Mumbai - 500
13. COC Nagpur - 300
14. COC Andhra/Telangana - 1000
15. COC Karnataka - 500
16. All other COCs (Each) - 300
17. COC Delhi - 3000
Yours fraternally,
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Mob: - 09447068125
E-mail: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com
To take weather reports to farmers, Meteorological Department turns to postmen
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has a new job for postmen. Looking to collect and deliver weather information to remote villages, the IMD’s Agricultural Meteorology Division, or AgriMet, wants them to step in and help.
“The postman will be given a template form when he goes to a village. It will have basic questions, like cropping pattern of the village, land usage, etc. He has to fill the form and get phone numbers of some farmers,” Dr Nabansu Chattopadhyay, deputy director general at AgriMet, said.
The postal department will feed this information to their servers, and IMD officials will then access it to churn out circle-level, custom-made weather and crop forecast.
Chattopadhyay said the decision to rope in the Postal Department was taken during a brainstorming session last month on how to disseminate AgriMet advisories to farmers.
“Timely and precise weather-based advisories are invaluable for farmers to plan their crop cycle. Through the Kisan portal and other services, we have managed to reach 19 million farmers. But we aim to reach all 90 million farmers in India with custom-made weather and crop advisories,” he said.
Chattopadhyay said that in places where even mobile network does not exist, a postman could make all the difference.
The IMD also plans to mount LED screens at village post offices, where weather and crop information would be shown through the day. “All the screens will be connected to the remote server, and information collected by postmen will be used to churn out the advisories,” Chattopadhyay said.
At the moment, five villages — in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarkhand, Punjab and Andhra Pradesh — have been selected for the trial run of the project, and a budget is being worked out.
According to Chattopadhyay, of the 1,54,239 post offices in India, 1,39,222 are in rural areas.
Referring to an economic impact analysis study by the National Council of Applied Economic Research, Chattopadhyay said that at least 25 per cent of the farmers who relied on AgriMet reported an increase in their net income. “The service has the potential of generating net economic benefit of up to Rs 3.3 lakh crore when such advisories are fully utilised by all 90 million farmers,” he said.
Apart from the postal department, AgriMet plans to use services such as farmer’s cooperatives and agricultural produce market committees to ensure their advisories reach all corners.
Source : http://indianexpress.com/
CIRCLE UNION ADDRESSED SEC. GENL, NFPE FOR IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION TO CANCEL THE ORDERS OF DEPT. TO ATTEND E-TAIL DELIVERY DUTY ON SUNDAYS/RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS
General knowledge questions 2016 : Postal system
Possible questions (frequently asked) for Postal assistant aptitude test about Postal System.These important previously asked questions will help you to attain a high score in the exam.
1. Which Governor general found Telegraph and Postal systems ?
Answer: Lord Dalhousie
2. When did the first General Post Office opened in India ?
Answer: 1774 (Kolkata)
3. Which is the first postage stamp of India ?
Answer: Sinde Dawk (1852)
4. What is the Fulform of PIN ?
Answer: Postal Index Number
5. When did the Pin system Started in India?
Answer: 1972 (In the same year Royal bangal Tiger replaces lion as National Animal)
6. Which is the first Indian post office outside Indian territory ?
Answer: post office at Dakshin Gangotri in Antarctica (1983)
7. When did the service of speed post started in India ?
Answer: 1986
8. In which year Money Order system introduced in India ?
Answer: 1880
9. In which year Postal Life Insurance started in India ?
Answer: 1884
10. Where is postal staff college situated ?
Answer: Ghaziabad (UP)
11. World Postal Day is observed in _________ ?
Answer: October 9
12. Indian Postal Day is observed in _________ ?
Answer: October 10
13. Where is highest post office in the world situated ?
Answer: Hikkim (Himachal Pradesh)
14. When did Universal Postal Union founded?
Answer: 1874
*15. where is the Headquarters of Universal Postal Union (UPU)
Answer: Berne (Switzerland)
16. First Postal ATM was opened in which city?
Answer: Chennai
*17.Where is the Headquarters of Indian postal system?
Answer: New Delhi
*18. what is the purpose Project arrow?
Answer: Upgrade post offices in India(started in april 2008)
*19. Hobby of collecting stamps is called?
Answer: Philately
IPO PAPER III 2012 (SOLVED)
The provisions relating to the disqualification on grounds of defection of members of legislature is contained in:
Ans: Tenth schedule of Constitution
2 Who summons the mettings of the Parliament?
Ans: President
3 The maximum no. of nominated members in Rajya Sabha at any given tiem can not exceed?
Ans: 12
4 An order of Court to directing a public authority to establish his entyitlement to hold the office is called:
Ans: Writ of Quo Warranto
5 In how many categories the Fundamental Duties as appearing in Article 51A have been presented?
Ans: 11
6 The election of Vice-President can be challegne before
Ans: Supreme Court
7 The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 came to effect in its etirety on
Ans: 15-04-1987
8 The word ‘Consumer’ has been defined in the C.P Act in:
Ans: Section 2(1)(d)
9 The word ‘Services’ has been defined in the C.P Act in:
Ans: Section 2(1) (o)
10 The word ‘Deficiency’ has been defined in the CP Act in
Ans: Section 2(1)(g)
11 In which of the following case it was held that the insurance company is not a consumer and hence, consumer complaint by it is not maintainable:
Ans: Savani Road Lines v Sundaram Textiles Ltd.
12 The consumer National Commission is a Court of
Ans: Both (A) &(B)
13 He limitation for filing a revision before consumer national commission is
Ans: 90 days
14 Working days and office hours of the Consumer National Commission shall be the same as that of the
Ans: Central Government
15 For the purposes of Consumer Protection Act, the workd ‘goods’ shall have the meaning:
Ans: As defined in the Sale of Goods Act
16 The age of Superannuation for everymember of the District Forum shall be
Ans: 65 years
17 Under which provision District Forum can order for making payment to consumer who are not party before it?
Ans: Section 14(hb) of the Act
18 A after loosing complaint before the District Forum filed First Appeal bofore State Commission which dismissed his appeal , the option available to A under the CP Act is
Ans: To file second appeal bofore National Commission
19 The maximum limit of cost imposed by consumer courts on account fo filling of frivolous or vexatious complaint is rupees
Ans: Ten thousand onl
20 The pecuniary jurisdiction of Consumer District Forum is upt o rupees
Ans: 20 Lacs
21 The limitaion period for filling consumer complaint is 2 years: however consumer courts can cndone the delay in filing the complaint uder:
Ans: Secion 24(2) of the CP Act
22 Under the Right to information Act, Right to information is available to:
Ans: All persons residing in India
23 The Right to Information Act came into effect in two phases. The Second part came in effect on:
Ans: 12-10-2005
24 The provision of the Act giving ecemption to certain organizations /establishments from the application of this act is
Ans: Section 24
25 The ecemption granted to certain organizations /establishements from the application of RTI Act is
Ans: Subject to the exceptions of allegations of corruption and human right voilation
26 The word information under the RTI Act means:
Ans: All of these
27 Under the RTI Act, a person making request for inspection of a record
Ans:
28 Under the RTI Act, the provision relating to third party information is:
Ans: Section 11
29 Apart from the ecemptions mentioned in secion 8 of the RTI Act, the CPIO is empowered to reject a request for information sought under the act, on the ground of
Ans: Copyright of the informatio being veseted in aperson other than state
30 The State Chief Information Commissioner or the State information Commissioner can be removed by the
Ans: governor of the State
31 The jurisdiction of Courts in respect of any orde made under Te RTI Act is barred under
Ans : Section B
32 High Court in relation to the Andaman and Nicobar island means
And: High Court in Kolkatta
33 Under CrPC Judgment means
Ans: Statement given by the judge on the ground of a decree or order
34 Foreign Court under CPC means
Ans: A Court situated outside Inida not established or continued by the authority of Cenral Government.
35 Legal Representative Court means means and includes
Ans: A person who in law represent the estate of a deceased person.
36 Prescribed in CPC means
Ans: Prescribed by rules
37 The Code of Civil Procedure is intended to:-
Ans: Consolidate and amend the laws relating to Cours of Civil Judicature
38 The Code of Civil Procedure is in the nature of
Ans: Both Procedural law and Substantive law
39 Thw word Decree-hoder has been defined i:
Ans: In sub section 3 of Section 2 of CPC
40 The word order has been defined
Ans: In sub section 14 of Section 2 of CPC
41 Apart from the State of Jammu & Kashmir, in which area, CPC does not apply
Ans: Tribal areas
42 A proclamation under section 82 of CrPC can be issued
Ans: All the above
43 If the prperty ordered to be attahced is a debt or other moveable property, the attachment u/s 83 CrPC shall be made
Ans: All the above
44 A person is declared proclaied Offencer
Ans: Under section 82 CrPC
45 Order for release or restoreation of Property is made
Ans: Under Section 85 CrPC
46 Objection to attachment of Property can be filed
Ans: Under section 84 CrPC
47 Procedings under section 82 CrPC
Ans: Can be issued only afte issuance of warrant of arrent
48 Attachemnt Orders of propery u/s 83 CrPC is issued
Ans: In relation to the propery of absconder
49 The powers of receiver in respect of an attached property u/s 83 CrPC
Ans: Shall be he same as of those appointed unser CPC.
50 Th provision of claiming sale proceess or attached property is provided
Ans: Under section 85 of CrPC
51 The orders for attachment of Property u/s 83 CrPC is passed by
Ans: The court which has issued roclamation r/s 82 CrPC
52 The proclamation of person absoconding shall be published
Ans: Both (A) & (B)
53 The order of attachement u/s 83 CrPC
Ans: Has to be subsequent to proclamation u/s 82 CrPC
54 The minimum time to be given for appearance u/s 82 CrPC is
Ans: 30 days
55 The Provisions relating to proclamation and attachment is contained
Ans: In chapter VI of IPC
56 A person becomes Proclaimed Offender
Ans: Upon declaration by the Court
57 The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 des not apply to
Ans: All the above
58 Evidence may be given of
Ans: Both
59 Facts which are effect of facts in issue are relevant
Ans: Under section 5 of Evidence Act
60 Conduct of any party is relevant
Ans: Under section 8 of Evidence Act
61 Conduct of any party in Evidence Act
Ans: Does not include his statements
62 The range of facts on which evidence may be given is
Ans:
63 Facts which though not in issue but are inseparably connected to it are relevant
Ans: Under section 6 of Evidenc Act
64 Provision relating to relevancy of facts are contained in
Ans: Chapter II of Evidence Act
65 In a trial of murder of B by A, the fact that A had murdered C was in the knowledge of B and that B had tried to extort money from A by threatening to make his knowledge public, are relevant Ans: Under section 8 of Evidenc Act
66 Subsequent conduct of any agent of any party may become relevant
Ans: Under section 8 of Evidenc Act
67 A person is not entitled to give evidence of fact which he is disentitled by any provision of law for the time being in force
Ans: Under section 5 of Evidenc Act
68 In a trial of murder of B by A, the marks on the ground produced by a struggle near the place where dead body of B was recovred are relevant
Ans: Under section 7 of Evidenc Act
69 A is accused of murder of B by beating, whatever was said by B shortly before beating, is a relevant fact
Ans: Under section 6 of Evidenc Act
70 A is accused of a crive, the fact that after the commission of the crime he was in prssession of the property acquired by the crime, are relevant facts
Ans: Under section 8 of Evidenc Act
71 The question is whether S was robbed. The fact that soon afte the alleged robbery, he made a complaint relating to the offence, are relacant
Ans: Under secion 8 of the Evidence Act
72 The question is whether certain goods ordered from B were delivered to A. The goods were delivered to several intermediate persons successively, Each delivery is a relavant fact:
Ans: Under Section 6 of the Evidence Act
73 Evidence may be given
Ans: Both
74 The question is whether A robbed B, The facts that, soon before robbery B went to fair with monery and showed it to third persons, are relevant
Ans: Ans: Under Section 7 of the Evidence Act
75 A is accused of waging war against the Government of India by taking part in an armed insurrection in which prperty is destroyed and goals are broken open. The occurrences of these facts are relevant facts, though A may not have been present at all of them
Ans: Ans: Under Section 6 of the Evidence Act
76 A is accused of an offence. The facts that, before the time of alleged crime, A provided evidence which would tend to give facts of the case an appearance favourable to himself, are relavant
Ans: Under Section 8 of the Evidence Act
77 A is accused of killing B by poisoning. The knowledge of habits of B, which afforded opportunity for administration of poison, are relevant
Ans: Ans: Under Section 7 of the Evidence Act
78 The questions is whether certain document is will of A. The fact that not long before the date of alleged will, he consulted advocates in reference to appplicable laws in making of will is relevant
Ans: Ans: Under Section 8 of the Evidence Act
79 The question is whether A was ravished. The Facts that after the incident a complaint was made by her giving details of the circumstance, are relevant
Ans: Ans: Under Section 8 of the Evidence Act
80 A is tried for the murder of B by beating him with a rod in a temple with the intention of causing his death, In the trial
Ans: Both are fact in issue
81 Facts which are part of same transation though not happened at the same time and place
Ans: Are relevant under Section 6 of the Evidence Act
82 Unless the conrary appears from the context, works importing singular number include the plural number an vice-versa, has been said in
Ans: Section 9 IPC
83 The word A will has been defined in
Ans: Section 31 IPC
84 The word offence has been defined
Ans: Under Section 40 IPC
85 The word Death has been defined in
Ans: Under section 46 IPC
86 The word injury as defined in IPC denotes any harm whatever illegally caused to any person
Ans: Both(A) & (B)
87 Section 34 of IPC
Ans: Is rule of evidence
88 The limit for ammount of fine has been provided in
Ans: Section 63 IPC
89 Which of the following is document under IPC
Ans: All the above
90 Section 41 of IPC defines the word
Ans: Special Law
91 Section 28 o IPC defines the word
Ans: Counterfeit
92 The unlawful bidding for property by a public servant is an offence
Ans: Under section 169 IPC
93 The framing of an incorrect document with intent to cause injury is an offence
Ans: Under section 167 IPC
94 The word Government has been defined
Ans: In section 17 of IPC
95 At present, how many categorizations has been provided in section 21 of IPC for a person to become Public Servant
Ans: Twelve
96 Refusing to answer public servant authorized to question is punishable
Ans: Under secion 179 of IPC
97 Refusing to sign statement made by oneself on the asking of a legally competent public servant is punishable:
Ans: Under section 180 of IPC
98 Giving false information with intend to cause public servant to use his lawful power to the injury of another person is
Ans: Non cognizable offence
99 Ommission to assist public servant when Bound by law ot give assistance is punishable
Ans: Under section 187 of IPC
100 Threat of injury to induce persson to refrain from applying for protection of public servant is punishable:
Ans: Under section 190 of IPC
101 Breach of contract to supply wants of helpless person is punishable
Ans: Under section 491 of IPC
102 Criminal breach of contracts of service is punishable under
Ans: Chapter XIX of IPC
103 Under secio 73 IPC a convict is put to solitary cofinement
Ans: By the court convictin him for the offence
104 The offence of furnishing false information to a public servant under section 177 IPC is
Ans: Non-Cognizable and Non-Compoundable
105 Obstructing sale of property offered for sale by authority of public servant is punishable
Ans: Under section 184 of IPC
106 In IPC the word Life has been defined in
Ans: Sectio 45
107 The word Harbour has been defined in IPC
Ans: In section 52-A
108 A intntionally causes B’s death, partly by illegally omitting to give B food, and partly by beating B
Ans:
109 The word Vessel has been defined inIPC
Ans: In section 48
110 The word illegal as per section 43 IPC is applicable to everything which
Ans: Both (A) & (B)
111 Provision for commutation of death sentence has been provided
Ans: In sectin 54 of IPC
112 Which section of IPC provides for terminatin of imprisonment on payment of fine, I imprisonment was in default of payment of fine?
Ans: In section 68 of IPC
113 Which sectin of IPC provides that if some act is done by the accused person in furtharance of common intention of his co-occused, he is equally liable like hi co-accused.
Ans: 34
114 A public servant disobeying law with intent to cause injury to any person shall be punished
Ans: Under secitn 166 IPC
115 Non-attendance in person or by an agent in obedience to a lawful order from public servant is punishable
Ans: Under secion 174 of IPC
116 The word Judge has been defined
Ans: In section 19 of IPC
117 Which of the following describe about the Person voluntarily acquiring citizenship of a foreign state shall not to be citizen of India
Ans: Article 9
118 In which case it was held by the Supreme Court that ‘ Right to Life does not include right to die “
Ans: B Gian Kaur V State of Punjab
119 In Which case it was held by the Supreme court that “ Harmony and balance in fundamental rights and directive principles is the basic feature of Indian Constitution
Ans: In Re : Keshwananda Bharti
120 Which of the following case the issue of nationalization of banks was examined by the Supreme Court ?
Ans:
121 Fundamental Rights are Judicially enforceable under
Ans: Both A & B
122 The appointment of district Judges has been provided in
Ans: Article 233
123 Which provision of constitution says that law declared by supreme court shall be binding on all courts
Ans: Article 141
124 The original Jurisdiction of the Supreme court has been provided in ?
Ans: Article 131
125 Fundamental Duties were inserted in the constitution by
Ans: Forty Second Amendment
126 Under the constitution who is the chairman of the council of states ?
Ans: Vice President
127 Right to Property under Art 300 was inserted by
Ans: Forty Fourth amendment
128 The administration of Union territories is vested with president of India Under
Ans: Art 239
129 Functions of Public service commissions are provided in
Ans: Under Art 320 of Constitution
130 High courts to be courts of Record as per
Ans: Art 215 of Constitution
131 Power of President to grant pardons remit or commute sentences etc is given in
Ans: Art 72
132 Indian Constitution reserves the residuary powers to
Ans: Union
133 How many types of emergency has been envisaged in Indian Constitution
Ans: Three
134 Under which article of Indian constitution Parliament can legislate on any subject in the state list
Ans: Article 249
135 The members of Union Public service commission are appointed by
Ans: The President
136 Art 16 (4) is not in the nature of exception to Art 16 (1) was observed by the Supreme court in
Ans: Indira Sawhney V UOI
137 Fisheries is included in which list
Ans: Union List
138 Registration of Births and deaths is included in which list ?
Ans:
139 Members of Anglo Indian Community are nominated to the House of people under
Ans: Article 333
140 Which article has abolished “ Untouchability “ ?
Ans: Article 17
141 Which article provides for creation of “Uniform Civil Code “
Ans: Article 44
142 Which of the following is not constitutional Post
Ans: Chairman UPSC
143 If a directive principles of state policy is infringed
Ans: There is no remedy by judicial proceedings
144 Society for un aided schools of Rajasthan V Union of India & Ors is a recent case dealing with
Ans: Constitutional Validity of enforcement of EWS seat reservation in private schools
145 The framers of the constitution borrowed the concept of Directive principles from
Ans: Constitution of Ireland
146 The power of the president of India to issue an Ordinance is
Ans: Legislative Power
147 Power of declaring castes/tribes as scheduled caste/scheduled tribe is vested with
Ans: Parliament
148 The borrowing by the government of India from consolidated fund of India has been provided in
Ans: Art 292
149 The fourth schedule of the constitution contains
Ans: Allocation of seats to states and union territories in the council states
150 National Emergency can be declared by the president
Ans: on the recommendation of the council ministers
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