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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Medium · Level 61 · law making,Parliament,legislature
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  1. Making laws
  2. Running courts
  3. Decorating polling booths
  4. Declaring exam results
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,Money Bill,financial power
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  1. It can only make recommendations
  2. It can permanently stop the Bill
  3. It can dissolve Lok Sabha
  4. It can prepare the Budget itself
Medium · Level 61 · ordinary bill,Lok Sabha,Rajya Sabha
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  1. Approval of both Houses is needed
  2. Only the President votes
  3. Only Speaker decides
  4. Only Governor passes it
Medium · Level 61 · Lok Sabha,government accountability,no-confidence
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  1. Through questions, debates, and no-confidence motion
  2. By removing judges daily
  3. Only by changing state boundaries
  4. By printing voter lists
Medium · Level 61 · no-confidence,Lok Sabha,Council of Ministers
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  1. Lok Sabha
  2. Rajya Sabha
  3. Supreme Court
  4. Election Commission
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,indirect election,state assemblies
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  1. Elected members of State Legislative Assemblies
  2. All voters directly
  3. Only judges
  4. Only district magistrates
Medium · Level 61 · indian parliament,parliamentary control,lok sabha,rajya sabha,question hour,parliamentary committees
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  1. Through debates, questions, and parliamentary committees
  2. By allotting election symbols
  3. By pronouncing punishments on behalf of courts
  4. By recruiting police personnel
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,second chamber,federal balance
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  1. It adds the perspective of states and experienced debate
  2. It abolishes Lok Sabha
  3. It controls judiciary
  4. It stops voting
Medium · Level 61 · parliamentary committees,scrutiny,bills
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  1. For detailed examination of bills and policies
  2. To hold election rallies
  3. To close courts
  4. To decorate polling booths
Medium · Level 61 · Speaker,Lok Sabha,proceedings
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  1. To conduct the proceedings of Lok Sabha
  2. To elect Rajya Sabha members
  3. To elect President alone
  4. To run Supreme Court
Medium · Level 61 · parliamentary debate,indian democracy,legislative scrutiny,working of institutions,civics class 9
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  1. Different viewpoints on policies and laws are presented
  2. Parliament begins to function as a court
  3. The secrecy of parliamentary voting ends
  4. The President directly becomes a Member of Parliament
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,special power,federalism
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  1. Interests of states and federal structure
  2. Making polling booths
  3. Directly conducting Lok Sabha elections
  4. Hearing appeals in Supreme Court
Medium · Level 61 · Parliament,representative democracy,accountability
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  1. Because there would be no law-making and accountability by people's representatives
  2. Because courts cannot contest elections
  3. Because media will close
  4. Because panchayats will end
Medium · Level 61 · ordinary bill,joint sitting,deadlock
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  1. Joint sitting
  2. Closing polling stations
  3. Always President's rule
  4. Supreme Court election
Medium · Level 61 · Money Bill,Lok Sabha,direct representation
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  1. Lok Sabha directly represents the people
  2. Rajya Sabha is a court
  3. Lok Sabha is permanent House
  4. Rajya Sabha prepares Budget
Medium · Level 61 · rajya sabha,parliament,bill review,revising chamber,legislative process
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  1. Because it allows reconsideration and improvement of laws made in haste
  2. Because it can cancel general elections to the Lok Sabha
  3. Because it punishes offenders in place of courts
  4. Because it changes the voting age of all voters
Medium · Level 61 · Lok Sabha,majority,government formation
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  1. Because government depends on Lok Sabha majority
  2. Because Rajya Sabha closes
  3. Because courts dissolve
  4. Because President becomes MP
Medium · Level 61 · parliament, members of parliament, representation, parliamentary questions, debates, civics class 9
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  1. By asking questions, participating in debates, and making special mentions
  2. By becoming members of the Election Commission
  3. By delivering judgments in court as judges
  4. By appointing governors
Medium · Level 61 · bicameralism,law making,Parliament
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  1. So laws get wider discussion and balance
  2. So no law is made
  3. So courts are not needed
  4. So votes become public
Medium · Level 61 · federalism,Rajya Sabha,states
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  1. Federalism
  2. Dictatorship
  3. Monarchy
  4. Colonial rule