Civics
Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)
Practice questions
How does Parliament’s law-making power prevent government arbitrariness?Why is Rajya Sabha said to have only a recommendatory role on Money Bills?Why can rejection of budget in Lok Sabha seriously affect the government?How does state representation in Rajya Sabha strengthen federal democracy?If the government cannot prove its majority in Lok Sabha, what does it indicate in a parliamentary system?What is the importance of consent of both Houses on an ordinary bill?How does Lok Sabha’s direct link with people affect government accountability?In which situation is Rajya Sabha’s review role especially useful?Why are both debate and voting necessary in Parliament?Asking written and oral questions to the government in Parliament is what type of control?How are Rajya Sabha members democratic even though they are not directly elected by the people?What is the relation between Lok Sabha’s financial primacy and control over government?Why is it wrong to treat Rajya Sabha as merely a repetition in a bicameral Parliament?Lok Sabha’s direct accountability to people is created by which electoral process?What democratic role does the opposition play during budget discussion in Parliament?In which situation are the powers of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha considered almost equal?What does Rajya Sabha’s permanent nature ensure amid electoral changes?Parliament demanding answers from the government strengthens which feature of democratic governance?Rajya Sabha’s limited role on Money Bills is linked with which special position of Lok Sabha?If there is serious disagreement between the two Houses on a bill, what does it show?