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Q: Which of the following features of the Indian Constitution has not been taken from the Constitution of Canada?
  • A. Union with a strong center
  • B. Advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
  • C. Concurrent List
  • D. Appointment of the Governor of the state by the Centre.
Correct Answer: Option C - The following features of the indian constitution has been taken from the constitution of canada- (i) Union with a strong centre (ii) Advisory jurisdiction of the supreme court. (iii) Appointment of the governor of the state by the centre but 'concurrent list' is not taken from the constitution of Canada.
C. The following features of the indian constitution has been taken from the constitution of canada- (i) Union with a strong centre (ii) Advisory jurisdiction of the supreme court. (iii) Appointment of the governor of the state by the centre but 'concurrent list' is not taken from the constitution of Canada.

Explanations:

The following features of the indian constitution has been taken from the constitution of canada- (i) Union with a strong centre (ii) Advisory jurisdiction of the supreme court. (iii) Appointment of the governor of the state by the centre but 'concurrent list' is not taken from the constitution of Canada.