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Government of India Act 1935 MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The 'Jute Export Duty' was a source of revenue for the Federation, but a share was assigned to:
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The 'Instrument of Instructions' could be amended by:
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Did the 1935 Act provide for a 'Bill of Rights'?
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Under the 1935 Act, the salary of the Governor-General was:
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The Act allowed the Governor to promulgate two types of Ordinances. One was on ministerial advice; the other was:
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Who was the Viceroy of India when the Government of India Act 1935 was passed?
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The total number of seats in the Bengal Legislative Assembly (Lower House) was:
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In case of 'Repugnancy' (conflict) between Federal and Provincial law, which section of the Act applied?
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Which of the following was NOT an 'Excluded Area'?
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The 1935 Act provided that the executive authority of a Province was exercised on behalf of:
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