Vice-President of India

[A]. Mohammad Hamid Ansari
[B]. B.S. Shekhawat
[C]. Krishna Kant
[D]. B.D. Jatti

[A]. Chief Justice of India
[B]. Prime Minister
[C]. President
[D]. None of the above

[A]. 50 proposers, 50 seconders
[B]. 25 proposers, 25 seconders
[C]. 20 proposers, 20 seconders
[D]. 50 proposers, 20 seconders

[A]. The Constitution provides rules for the grounds on which the Vice-President can be removed
[B]. The Constitution DOES NOT provide rules for the grounds on which the Vice-President can be removed
[C]. There must be an absolute majority in Lok Sabha
[D]. Members of the State Legislative Assemblies also participate in the removal

[A]. Mohammad Hamid Ansari
[B]. B.S. Shekhawat
[C]. Krishna Kant
[D]. B.D. Jatti

[A]. Dr S Radhakrishnan
[B]. Mohammad Hamid Ansari
[C]. both a and b
[D]. Neither a nor be

[A]. Article 368
[B]. Article 66
[C]. Article 78
[D]. Article 252

[A]. Supreme Court
[B]. High Court
[C]. Prime Minister
[D]. President

[A]. Chief Justice of India
[B]. Prime Minister
[C]. President
[D]. Vice-President

[A]. No such limit
[B]. 6 months
[C]. 8 months
[D]. 2 years