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Political History

Political History is a Polity concept from the MPSC syllabus, tested in 2 past MPSC questions (2024, 2025). Below are those real questions with their correct answers and explanations, plus the concepts worth being comfortable with first.

Real questions
2
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2 · 2024–2025
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20252024

What you need to know first

Basic PolityEvolution of ConstitutionsBasic awareness of national leaders

Real questions that test this

आधुनिक संविधानवाद या संकल्पनेची सुरुवात कोणत्या देशात झाली ? / In which country, the concept of Modern Constitutionalism was started ?

1)अमेरिका / America✓ Correct
2)इंग्लंड / England
3)फ्रान्स / France
4)भारत / India

The concept of Modern Constitutionalism originated in the United States with the adoption of the written US Constitution in 1787.

कर्पुरी ठाकुर अलिकडे बातम्यांमध्ये होते. त्यांच्याबाबत खालीलपैकी काय खरे नाही ? Karpoori Thakur was recently in news. Which of the following is not true about him ?

a)त्यांना 'जननायक' म्हणून ओळखले जाते. / He is also known as 'Jan Nayak'.
b)ते बिहार चे पहिले गैर-कांग्रेसी मुख्यमंत्री होते. / He was First non-congress Chief Minister of Bihar.
c)त्यांचा जन्म 1924 मध्ये, समस्तीपूर जिल्ह्यातील एका गावात झाला. / He was born in 1924, in a village in Samastipur District.
d)त्यांनी 1952 ची राज्य विधानसभा निवडणूक समस्तीपूर मतदार संघातून जिंकली होती. / He won State Assembly election in 1952 from Samastipur Constituency.✓ Correct

Karpoori Thakur did not win the 1952 state assembly election from Samastipur; he won his first assembly election in 1952 from Tajpur constituency, making statement 4 incorrect which makes it the correct answer to the 'not true' question.

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