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AP Reorganisation Act 2014 — Explained · Chapter 46
Practice set 1

Choose first, then check both the answer and the reason.

1. The AP Reorganisation Act is Act number:

A. 6 of 2014 B. 7 of 2026 C. 13 of 1994 D. 25 of 2014

Answer A. The principal law is Act 6 of 2014.

2. The principal Act received Presidential assent on:

A. 1 March 2014 B. 2 June 2014 C. 6 April 2026 D. 2 June 2024

Answer A. The Gazette records assent on 1 March 2014.

3. The appointed day for state reorganisation was:

A. 2 June 2014 B. 1 March 2014 C. 2 June 2024 D. 6 April 2026

Answer A. The notified appointed day was 2 June 2014.

4. Section 3 concerns formation of:

A. Telangana B. Amaravati city C. AP High Court D. KRMB

Answer A. Section 3 specifies Telangana's territory.

5. Section 4 describes:

A. Residuary Andhra Pradesh B. Special Category Status C. Polavaram financing D. Municipal elections

Answer A. AP comprises the old state's territory other than that in Section 3.

6. Which provision preserves successor states' power to alter districts?

A. Section 11 B. Section 90 C. Section 94 D. Section 75

Answer A. Section 11 concerns later district and territorial-division changes.

7. The original Section 5 made Hyderabad a common capital for at most:

A. Ten years B. Five years C. Twenty years D. Permanently

Answer A. The original statutory maximum was ten years.

8. Hyderabad's common-capital arrangement began on:

A. The appointed day B. The 2026 amendment assent date C. The 2022 district split D. The first APCRDA tender

Answer A. Section 5 links it to the appointed day.

9. Which Act amended Section 5 to name Amaravati?

A. AP Reorganisation (Amendment) Act, 2026 B. AP Panchayat Raj Act, 1994 C. The original unamended Act alone D. Municipalities Act, 1965

Answer A. Act 7 of 2026 amended the principal Act's capital wording.

10. The 2026 capital amendment is Act:

A. 7 of 2026 B. 6 of 2014 C. 13 of 1994 D. 1 of 1956

Answer A. The official Gazette calls it Act 7 of 2026.

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