(a) Lok Adalats have the jurisdiction to settle matters at pre-litigating stage and not those matters pending before any court

(b) Every Lok Adalat consists of either serving or retired judicial officers only and not any other person

(c) Lok Adalats can deal with matters which are civil and not criminal in nature

(d) None of the statements given above is correct

(a) the Law Commission

(b) the Chief Justice of India

(c) the President of India

(d) the Parliament of India

(a) The President of India

(b) The Prime Minister of India

(c) The Parliament of India

(d) The Union Finance Minister

(a) Right to Equality

(b) Right to Freedom

(c) Right against Exploitation

(d) Right to Constitutional Remedies

(a) the Preamble of the Constitution

(b) a Directive Principle of State Policy

(c) the Seventh Schedule

(d) the conventional practice

(a) Attorney General of India - Judges of the Supreme Court - Members of Parliament - Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha

(b) Judges of the Supreme Court - Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha - Attorney General of India - Members of Parliament

(c) Judges of the Supreme Court - Attorney General of India - Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha - Members of Parliament

(d) Attorney General of India - Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha - Judges of the Supreme Court - Members of the Parliament

(a) Fundamental Right

(b) Constitutional Right

(c) Legal Right

(d) Natural Right

(a) An arrangement for minimizing the criticism against the Government whose responsibilities are complex and hard to carry out to the satisfaction of all

(b) A mechanism of parliamentary democracy for ensuring collective responsibility of the Government whose responsibilities are increasing day by day

(c) A mechanism of parliamentary democracy for ensuring collective responsibility of the Government to the people

(d) A device for strengthening the hands of the head of the Government whose hold over the people is in a state of decline