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Claim on Questions	Status of Answers (Changed or Not changed)	Reason (if any)
Q6	No change	The complaints and proceedings in this case alleged that the web‑series episode contained obscene, vulgar and sexually explicit language, and therefore violated laws aimed at protecting public decency and morality, including Sections 292–294 IPC and Sections 67–67A IT Act. The constitutional discussion in the judgment is about whether such allegedly obscene or profane content can be restricted as a matter of “decency or morality” under Article 19(2), not about sovereignty, public order, or contempt of court.​ So, the correct option is:  3. Decency and morality.
Q21	Previously Correct answer was Option (a) now the correct answer is Option (b)	About the assertion: Article 53 of the Constitution expressly vests the executive power of the Union in the President of India, to be exercised by the President directly or through subordinate officers in accordance with the Constitution. Hence the Assertion that the Constitution vests the Union’s executive powers in the President is correct.​ About the reason: The President of India is described as the constitutional or formal head of the State, symbolising the unity and continuity of the Republic. However, saying that the President is the constitutional head of the State does not by itself explain why the executive power of the Union is vested in the President under Article 53, so it is not a complete or precise explanation of the Assertion.
Q32	Previously Correct answer was Option (d) now the correct answer is Option (c)	In S.R. Bommai v Union of India, the Supreme Court examined Article 74(2) and held that courts cannot inquire into the advice tendered by the Council of Ministers to the President, i.e., that advice itself is not justiciable. The Court clarified that while the advice is immune from judicial scrutiny, the material on which such advice is based can still be examined by the courts.
Q39	No change	The Constitution provides that English shall continue for 15 years from the commencement of the Constitution for all the official purposes of the Union for which it was being used earlier.

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