RAS Prelims MCQ Practice
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Explanation
A Pro-tem Speaker is a temporary officer appointed by the Governor to preside over the House until a regular Speaker is elected. Their primary duties include administering the oath to newly elected members and facilitating the election of the permanent Speaker. This role ensures that the new Assembly can begin its work legally and orderly after a general election.Explanation
Gavari is a folk drama of the Bhil tribe, performed mainly in the Mewar region after the monsoon.Explanation
The Governor of the state administers the oath of office to the Pro-tem Speaker. Once sworn in, the Pro-tem Speaker then administers the oath to all other members of the Legislative Assembly. This chain of administration ensures that all representatives are constitutionally qualified to participate in House proceedings. The Governor’s role here is a vital part of initiating a new term.Explanation
Hala Jhala ri Kundaliya is a heroic Dingal poem written by Kavi Isardas.| Legislative concepts related to privileges | Descriptions |
|---|---|
| A. Article 194 | i. An individual privilege in civil cases during session |
| B. Freedom of Speech in Legislature | ii. A collective privilege of the House to hold secret sittings |
| C. Freedom from arrest | iii. Absolute immunity from any court proceedings for anything said in the House |
| D. Right to exclude strangers | iv. Powers, Privileges and Immunities of State Legislatures |
Explanation
Article 194 lists the powers and privileges of legislatures. Freedom of speech within the House provides absolute immunity from court proceedings. Individual privilege includes freedom from arrest in civil cases, while collective privilege allows the House to exclude strangers or hold secret sessions. These protections enable the legislature to function independently and effectively without outside interference or threat of legal action.Explanation
Jagti Jot is the prestigious monthly literary magazine published by the Rajasthan Bhasha Sahitya evam Sanskriti Academy, located in Bikaner. The magazine serves as a primary platform for promoting Rajasthani literature, publishing poems, stories, and research articles. It plays a critical role in encouraging new writers and maintaining a high standard of literary discourse in the language across the state and beyond.Statement I: The privileges of the State Legislature are classified into collective privileges and individual privileges.
Statement II: A member of the Assembly enjoys freedom from arrest in all criminal and civil cases during the session of the House.
Which of the following is correct?
Explanation
Privileges are indeed divided into collective and individual categories. However, members are only exempt from arrest in civil cases during and near the session. They do not enjoy immunity from arrest in criminal cases or under preventive detention laws. This distinction ensures that while legislative work is protected, members remain accountable to the criminal justice system like any other citizen.| Bhakti Saint | Literary Region/Dialect predominant in their works |
|---|---|
| A. Meera Bai | i. Dhundhari/Sadhu Bhasha |
| B. Dadu Dayal | ii. Mewati |
| C. Charandas | iii. Vagadi |
| D. Mavji | iv. Marwari/Mewari/Braj mix |
Explanation
Devotional poets in Rajasthan used local dialects to connect with their followers. Meera Bai’s work is a mix of Marwari, Mewari, and Braj. Dadu Dayal’s followers used Dhundhari-influenced Sadhu Bhasha. Charandas, based in the northeast, wrote in Mewati, while Sant Mavji of the south used Vagadi. These linguistic choices reflect the geographical locations where these saints lived and preached their messages.I. An MLA cannot be arrested in a civil case 40 days before and 40 days after the session of the Assembly.
II. An MLA cannot be arrested for a criminal offence even with the permission of the Speaker.
III. An MLA has the right to refuse to give evidence or appear as a witness in a court when the Assembly is in session.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Explanation
MLAs are exempt from civil arrest for 40 days before and after sessions and can refuse to appear as witnesses during a session. However, they can be arrested for criminal offenses, although the Speaker must be immediately informed of such an event. These privileges are designed to prevent civil litigation from interfering with a representative’s ability to participate in legislative duties.Answer key for these questions
| Q | Correct answer |
|---|---|
| 7181 | (b) Thali |
| 7182 | (b) A temporary officer who administers oaths and conducts the initial Speaker election |
| 7183 | (a) Mewar |
| 7184 | (a) The Governor of the state |
| 7185 | (c) Kavi Isardas |
| 7186 | (a) A-iv, B-iii, C-i, D-ii |
| 7187 | (d) Rajasthan Bhasha Sahitya evam Sanskriti Academy, Bikaner |
| 7188 | (c) Statement I is true but Statement II is false |
| 7189 | (a) A-iv, B-i, C-ii, D-iii |
| 7190 | (b) I and III only |
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