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CAPF (General Administration) Bill 2026

All 10 answers, each with its Book 1 RATNA fact. Try the questions first

  1. Question 1Answer C

    On what date was the CAPF (General Administration) Bill 2026 introduced?

    • 25 February 2026
    • 10 March 2026
    • Correct answer: 25 March 2026
    • 1 April 2026

    Core Trigger: The CAPF (General Administration) Bill 2026 was introduced in the Rajya Sabha on 25 March 2026; it cleared that House on 1 April.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 1

  2. Question 2Answer A

    The Bill regulates service conditions of which officers in the CAPFs?

    • Correct answer: Group A General Duty Officers
    • Constables
    • Group B officers
    • Medical Officers

    Bill's Aim: It regulates service conditions of Group A General Duty Officers in the CAPFs.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 2

  3. Question 3Answer B

    Which Minister of State introduced the Bill?

    • Bandi Sanjay Kumar
    • Correct answer: Nityanand Rai
    • Kiren Rijiju
    • Arjun Ram Meghwal

    Current Head: Home Minister Amit Shah heads the ministry; MoS Nityanand Rai introduced the Bill.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 3

  4. Question 4Answer C

    Consider the statements: 1. IPS deputationists get all DG posts. 2. IPS deputationists get at least 67 per cent of Additional DG posts. Which is/are correct?

    • Only 1
    • Only 2
    • Correct answer: Both 1 and 2
    • Neither

    Key Numbers: IPS deputationists get all DG posts, at least 67 per cent of Additional DG and 50 per cent of IG posts.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 4

  5. Question 5Answer B

    How many forces does the Bill cover?

    • Three
    • Correct answer: Five
    • Four
    • Seven

    Forces Covered: The Bill covers five forces, including the CRPF, BSF, CISF and ITBP.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 5

  6. Question 6Answer D

    What did Opposition members seek when they walked out?

    • A Standing Committee
    • The Public Accounts Committee
    • An Ethics Committee
    • Correct answer: A select committee

    Stakeholders: Opposition members walked out and sought a select committee.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 6

  7. Question 7Answer C

    In which House was the Bill moved?

    • Lok Sabha
    • Joint sitting
    • Correct answer: Rajya Sabha
    • Central Hall

    Venue: The Bill was moved in the Rajya Sabha, Parliament House, New Delhi.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 8

  8. Question 8Answer D

    In which year did the CRPF begin as the Crown Representative's Police?

    • 1949
    • 1929
    • 1947
    • Correct answer: 1939

    Founded: The CRPF began as the Crown Representative's Police in 1939 and was renamed by the CRPF Act in 1949.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 9

  9. Question 9Answer B

    In Indian Aluminium Co v State of Kerala (1996), a legislature may remove the basis of a judgment but cannot do what?

    • Validate past actions
    • Correct answer: Overrule it
    • Re-enact the law
    • Amend the statute

    Landmark: Indian Aluminium Co v State of Kerala (1996): legislature may remove the basis of a judgment but cannot overrule it.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 10

  10. Question 10Answer A

    Consider the statements: 1. A curing law is valid if it removes the defect found by the court. 2. A curing law is valid if it merely nullifies the verdict. Which is/are correct?

    • Correct answer: Only 1
    • Only 2
    • Both 1 and 2
    • Neither

    Doctrine: A curing law is valid if it removes the defect found by the court, not if it merely nullifies the verdict.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 009, point 12

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