| #3701 |
How is acceleration defined? |
Rate of change of velocity with respect to time |
| #3702 |
How is velocity different from speed? |
Velocity is speed with direction; speed is scalar |
| #3703 |
How is speed defined? |
Distance traveled per unit time |
| #3704 |
What is the difference between distance and displacement? |
Distance is the total path covered; displacement is the shortest straight line between initial and final points |
| #3705 |
What is the time period of a satellite in circular orbit? |
$T = 2\pi \sqrt{\frac{R^3}{GM}}$ |
| #3706 |
What is the SI unit of length? |
Meter (m) |
| #3707 |
What is the SI unit of mass? |
Kilogram (kg) |
| #3708 |
What is the dimensional formula of velocity? |
[L T⁻¹] |
| #3709 |
What is the SI unit of time? |
Second (s) |
| #3710 |
What is the significance of Anti-Defection Law for democracy? |
Ensures stability of governments and prevents opportunistic political shifts |
| #3711 |
Can the Election Commission derecognize a party for violating code of conduct? |
Yes |
| #3712 |
Which body monitors political party finances? |
Election Commission of India |
| #3713 |
Can the Anti-Defection Law prevent internal dissent? |
It regulates party discipline but cannot prevent internal disagreements |
| #3714 |
Can independent candidates join parties after election without disqualification? |
No, they will be disqualified if they do so |
| #3715 |
Can members contest elections immediately after disqualification? |
Yes, unless barred under specific law for a certain period |
| #3716 |
What is a floor test in the legislature? |
Test to prove the majority support of the ruling party or coalition |
| #3717 |
Can political parties receive government funding? |
Yes, recognized parties receive funds for elections and administrative expenses |
| #3718 |
Who conducts the elections for the President and Vice-President? |
Electoral college consisting of MPs and MLAs, supervised by the Election Commission |
| #3719 |
Can party recognition be withdrawn? |
Yes, by the Election Commission if it fails to meet criteria |
| #3720 |
What happens if a member disobeys a party whip? |
They can be disqualified under the Anti-Defection Law |
| #3721 |
Can parties issue whips to their members? |
Yes, to ensure voting as per party directives |
| #3722 |
What is the role of political parties in a parliamentary democracy? |
Form governments, mobilize voters, and represent public interests |
| #3723 |
Can the Speaker’s decision on disqualification be challenged in court? |
Yes, under judicial review |
| #3724 |
Can nominated members be disqualified under the Anti-Defection Law? |
Yes, if they join a party after six months of being nominated |
| #3725 |
Can independent candidates be disqualified under the Anti-Defection Law? |
Yes, if they join a political party after election |