PYQ · APPSC Group II 2019 · Screening Test · Q56 Difficulty 3/5
Constitutional Foundations & Political Concepts› Constitution Making, Preamble & Salient Features
The Preamble of Indian Constitution declares India as
Answer d.
Explanation Answer · d
The answer is (d) None of the above: the Preamble does not call India unitary, federal or quasi-federal. The Preamble declares India a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic. It does not use the word 'federal' or 'unitary'. Article 1 describes India as a 'Union of States', and the federal features sit in the body of the Constitution, not in the Preamble. So none of the three labels is stated by the Preamble.
Prepared with PrepKar AI and checked; it may contain errors.