Polity·Preamble
High FrequencyIs the Preamble enforceable in courts?
Answer: No — it is non-justiciable.
Courts use it for interpretation only; Preamble neither grants nor restricts any power.
Archive · 20 January 2026
One from Polity, one from History, one from Current Affairs. Deterministic selection for this date — same 3 cards every time.
Answer: No — it is non-justiciable.
Courts use it for interpretation only; Preamble neither grants nor restricts any power.
Answer: Shah Alam II (Mughal Emperor) — Diwani grant 1765.
After Battle of Buxar (1764); Northern Circars were AP districts under Mughal/Nizam authority.
Answer: Amaravati Capital Bill — declares Amaravati sole capital of AP, retrospectively amending the AP Reorganisation Act 2014.
Ends the three-capital controversy (Amaravati-Legislative, Visakhapatnam-Executive, Kurnool-Judicial).
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