27th August 2020 | DAILY WISDOM TEST-THE PT QUEST 2020

 

 

DAILY WISDOM TEST-THE PT QUEST 2020 

Date:- (27-08-2020)

Question-1

The correct Answers is
ANSWER: C
Explanation: NCDC is a statutory authority under NCDC Act, 1963. It is under the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmer’s welfare. Loans and grants are advanced to State Governments for financing primary and secondary level cooperative societies and direct to the national level and other societies having objects extending beyond one State. Now, the Corporation can also go in for direct funding of projects under its various schemes of assistance on fulfilment of stipulated conditions.

Question-2

The correct Answers is
ANSWER: D
Explanation: ASEEM Portal i.e. Aatmanirbhar Skilled Employee Employer Mapping is a portal of Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship for helping skilled people find sustainable livelihood opportunities. It is developed and Managed by National Skill development Corporation.

Question-3

 

The correct Answers is
ANSWER: D
Explanation: Transgender Persons ( Protection of Rights ) Rules, 2020 issued by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment makes it mandatory for all establishments to have equal opportunity policies which provide for facilities on their premises such as Unisex toilets. It has removed the requirement of medical examination for getting certificate of Identity. DM would issue transgender identity certificate and card based on an affidavit by the applicant.

Question-4

Q.4.  The correct Answers is
ANSWER: C
Explanation: Elephant was the official seal of the Indian Constitution. S.N. Mukherjee was the chief draftsman of the Constitution in the Constituent Assembly. Prem Behari Narain Raizada wrote the Indian Constitution in a flowing italic style. Original Constitution didn’t make any provision with respect to authoritative text of the Constitution in Hindi Language. It was later added by 58th Constitutional Amendment Act of 1987. This inserted article 394-A in Part XXII.

Question-5

 

Q.5. The correct Answers is
ANSWER: D
Explanation: Double Jeopardy under Article 20(2) has been explained by the court in Maqbool Hussain vs. State of Bombay case. If a person is acquitted by the Court, the state can appeal against the acquittal as the person has not been prosecuted which is a requirement of Article 20(2). A continuing offence is not judged as a single offence but is seen as the person committing the offence daily and each offence is different. The word prosecution in Double Jeopardy shows that the act has to be criminal in nature and not civil.