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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Medium · Level 60 · budget,lok sabha,people representation
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  1. Because it directly represents the people
  2. Because it is a permanent House
  3. Because its members are elected by State Assemblies
  4. Because it is part of judiciary
Medium · Level 60 · rajya sabha,states voice,federal representation
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  1. It gives States a voice in national law making
  2. It keeps States outside Parliament
  3. It gives representation only to Lok Sabha
  4. It ends the Central Government
Medium · Level 60 · parliament,financial control,government expenditure,public accountability,lok sabha,rajya sabha
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  1. Financial control
  2. Formation of the executive
  3. Judicial appointment
  4. Election campaigning
Medium · Level 60 · bicameralism,lok sabha,rajya sabha
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  1. By giving place to both people's representation and States' representation
  2. By giving all powers to only one House
  3. By turning Parliament into a court
  4. By ending people's role
Medium · Level 61 · Lok Sabha,questions,accountability
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  1. In seeking information and accountability on government work
  2. In changing court judgments
  3. In dissolving Rajya Sabha
  4. In closing polling stations
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,nominated members,expertise
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  1. To bring expertise from fields like art, literature, science, and social service
  2. To cancel Lok Sabha elections
  3. To directly remove the government
  4. To introduce Money Bills
Medium · Level 61 · taxation,Parliament,public money
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  1. Because consent of people's representatives is necessary
  2. Because only courts can impose taxes
  3. Because tax has no relation with government
  4. Because Rajya Sabha does not understand taxes
Medium · Level 61 · Speaker,Money Bill,Lok Sabha
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  1. Because the Speaker can decide whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not
  2. Because the Speaker conducts Rajya Sabha elections
  3. Because the Speaker fixes President's salary
  4. Because the Speaker becomes a Supreme Court judge
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,continuity,permanent house
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  1. Continuity and experience
  2. Immediate dissolution
  3. End of Lok Sabha
  4. Stopping of Budget
Medium · Level 61 · Lok Sabha,direct mandate,financial control
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  1. In forming government and financial control
  2. In running courts
  3. In removing Rajya Sabha members
  4. In creating Election Commission
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,amendments,ordinary bill
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  1. To make the Bill better and more balanced
  2. To abolish Lok Sabha
  3. To change voter list
  4. To write court judgment
Medium · Level 61 · no-confidence motion,Lok Sabha,government survival
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  1. The government may have to resign
  2. Rajya Sabha is dissolved
  3. Supreme Court closes
  4. Presidential election stops
Medium · Level 61 · parliamentary debate,public awareness,government accountability,transparency,civics class 9
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  1. The public learns about policies, laws, and the government's reasoning
  2. The public loses its right to vote
  3. The public begins making decisions directly in place of MPs
  4. The government has to keep the Budget and public schemes secret
Medium · Level 61 · states voice,Rajya Sabha,national laws
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  1. By bringing states' interests and problems into debate
  2. By stopping Lok Sabha elections
  3. By taking away court power
  4. By removing voters
Medium · Level 61 · Bill readings,legislative process,Parliament
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  1. To discuss and examine the Bill step by step
  2. To keep the Bill secret
  3. To stop voting
  4. To dissolve courts
Medium · Level 61 · Budget,Parliament,financial scrutiny
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  1. Government income, expenditure, and priorities
  2. Voters' private choices
  3. Court punishments
  4. Size of election symbol
Medium · Level 61 · Parliament,judiciary,checks and balances
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  1. Separation of powers and checks and balances
  2. Monarchy
  3. One-party rule
  4. Hereditary office
Medium · Level 61 · representation,law making,democracy
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  1. Public consent and representation
  2. Private command
  3. Military control
  4. Hereditary right
Medium · Level 61 · Lok Sabha,Rajya Sabha,democratic balance
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  1. It balances popular representation and federal review
  2. It stops law-making
  3. It stops people from voting
  4. It abolishes judiciary
Medium · Level 61 · Rajya Sabha,ordinary bill,revising chamber
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  1. Because it gives an opportunity for reconsideration and improvement of the Bill
  2. Because Lok Sabha is permanently closed
  3. Because Money Bill starts in Rajya Sabha
  4. Because judiciary writes laws