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The Preamble to the Indian Constitution, a foundational document, declares India to be a "Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic". In the context of the "The Complete Indian Polity & Constitution Course 2026: From Zero to Expert!", which of the following best articulates the practical implication of the term "Socialist" as interpreted by the Indian judiciary over time, particularly concerning economic policies?

It implies a direct, unmediated rule by the proletariat, mirroring the Soviet model of governance.

It exclusively refers to the abolition of the caste system and the promotion of social equality among all citizens.

It mandates the complete nationalization of all means of production and distribution, eliminating private enterprise entirely.

It signifies a commitment to achieving socialist ends through democratic means, including state intervention in the economy to reduce inequality and promote social welfare, without abolishing private property.

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The Indian Constitution, under Article 368, outlines the procedure for its amendment. Considering "The Complete Indian Polity & Constitution Course 2026: From Zero to Expert!", which statement accurately reflects the "basic structure doctrine" and its impact on the amendment powers of Parliament?

Parliament has absolute and unfettered power to amend any part of the Constitution, including fundamental rights, without any judicial review.

The basic structure doctrine posits that certain essential features of the Constitution are beyond the amending power of Parliament, even if it follows the prescribed procedure under Article 368.

The doctrine primarily restricts amendments related to the federal structure of India, leaving other constitutional aspects open to extensive alteration.

The Supreme Court, through the basic structure doctrine, has declared that Parliament can amend all provisions of the Constitution, but not alter its fundamental identity or core principles.

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In the context of "The Complete Indian Polity & Constitution Course 2026: From Zero to Expert!", the concept of "Parliamentary Sovereignty" in India is often discussed. Which of the following statements best describes the nuanced position of Parliamentary Sovereignty in the Indian constitutional framework, especially when contrasted with the British model?

India strictly adheres to the British model of absolute Parliamentary Sovereignty, where Parliament's will is supreme and cannot be challenged by any other organ of the state.

Parliamentary sovereignty is non-existent in India, as all legislative power is derived from the President.

Indian Parliament enjoys supreme legislative power, but this power is subject to the limitations imposed by the Constitution, including judicial review and the basic structure doctrine.

The judiciary in India holds ultimate sovereignty, with Parliament acting merely as an executor of judicial directives.

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