A. Theory of Divine Origin of State
B. Introduction of far reaching legislative reforms
C. Reforms in national finances
D. Reforms in land revenue system
E. None of these
A. Marx
B. Lenin
C. Mao
D. Hegel
A. Right to private property is in keeping with the principle of equality
B. Private property gives incentive to the individual to work hard
C. Private property gives a sense of security
D. Private property promotes qualities of charity and benevolence
A. There is no commonly agreed list of natural rights
B. The natural rights often conflict with each other
C. There is a universal agreement regarding the lists of natural rights
D. It assumes that rights can exist independent of state
A. Members of Parliament
B. Judges of the Supreme Court
C. Top political leaders
D. All civil servants
E. None of these
A. Both aim at abolition of capitalism
B. Both aim at abolition of state
C. Both agree on theory of class struggle
D. Both have faith in totalitarianism
A. October 16,1951
B. March 17,1951
C. April 14,1951
D. June 17,1951