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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Hard · Level 58 · lok-sabha,rajya-sabha,powers
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  1. Because government is responsible to Lok Sabha and it has primacy in Money Bills
  2. Because Rajya Sabha has no members
  3. Because Lok Sabha is a court
  4. Because Lok Sabha is a state assembly
Hard · Level 58 · money-bill,rajya-sabha,lok-sabha
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  1. Because it can only give recommendations and final decision lies with Lok Sabha
  2. Because Rajya Sabha introduces Money Bills
  3. Because Rajya Sabha removes the government
  4. Because Rajya Sabha alone prepares the budget
Hard · Level 58 · collective-responsibility,lok-sabha,government
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  1. The government must retain the confidence of Lok Sabha
  2. The government never speaks to Rajya Sabha
  3. Lok Sabha writes court orders
  4. Lok Sabha runs the Election Commission
Hard · Level 58 · rajya-sabha,permanent-house,continuity
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  1. It maintains continuity and experience in Parliament
  2. It ends Lok Sabha
  3. It gives final decision on Money Bills
  4. It alone appoints the Prime Minister
Hard · Level 58 · direct-election,lok-sabha,democracy
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  1. It represents the direct will of the people
  2. It becomes the court of states
  3. It becomes a permanent House
  4. It cannot consider Money Bills
Hard · Level 58 · rajya sabha,federalism,parliament,states representation,indian constitution
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  1. Because it represents the states
  2. Because it is only a House of municipalities
  3. Because it defeats Lok Sabha in elections
  4. Because it is part of judiciary
Hard · Level 58 · ordinary bill,money bill,lok sabha,rajya sabha,parliamentary procedure,civics class 9
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  1. An ordinary Bill normally requires approval of both Houses, whereas the Lok Sabha’s decision is decisive on a Money Bill
  2. An ordinary Bill can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha, whereas a Money Bill can be introduced in either House
  3. Rajya Sabha can amend a Money Bill on an equal footing with Lok Sabha, and Lok Sabha must accept those amendments
  4. Rajya Sabha has no role in an ordinary Bill, whereas a Money Bill requires equal approval of both Houses
Hard · Level 58 · no-confidence motion,lok sabha,collective responsibility,parliament,union executive,rajya sabha
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  1. Because the Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha
  2. Because no subject can be discussed in the Rajya Sabha
  3. Because the President is an elected member of the Lok Sabha
  4. Because Supreme Court judges participate in Lok Sabha sittings
Hard · Level 58 · financial-control,budget,parliament
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  1. Because approval of representatives is needed before spending public money
  2. Because courts spend the budget
  3. Because government always spends private money
  4. Because opposition cannot see the budget
Hard · Level 58 · question-hour,parliamentary-control
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  1. MPs seek answers from government on decisions
  2. MPs conduct cases in court
  3. MPs appoint Election Commission
  4. MPs become Governors
Hard · Level 58 · speaker,lok-sabha,parliamentary-procedure
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  1. The Speaker conducts Lok Sabha proceedings orderly and fairly
  2. The Speaker is a permanent member of Rajya Sabha
  3. The Speaker writes court judgments
  4. The Speaker alone conducts presidential election
Hard · Level 58 · vice-president,rajya-sabha,chairperson
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  1. Vice President of India
  2. Chief Justice of India
  3. Speaker of Lok Sabha
  4. Comptroller of India
Hard · Level 58 · lok-sabha-dissolution,rajya-sabha-continuity
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  1. Lok Sabha changes with new public mandate while Rajya Sabha maintains continuity
  2. Both Houses are always dissolved together
  3. Rajya Sabha changes fully every five years
  4. Lok Sabha is never formed by election
Hard · Level 58 · law-making,two-houses,representation
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  1. Because it includes perspectives of both people and states
  2. Because courts are removed
  3. Because elections stop
  4. Because budget becomes secret
Hard · Level 58 · majority,parliamentary-system,government
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  1. Government may have to resign or prove confidence again
  2. Rajya Sabha will automatically dissolve
  3. Judiciary will form the government
  4. President will become an MP
Hard · Level 58 · budget-discussion,financial-accountability
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  1. Government income expenditure and priorities are examined
  2. Government appoints judges through debate
  3. Parliament ends Rajya Sabha
  4. Lok Sabha elections stop
Hard · Level 58 · rajya-sabha,ordinary-bill,state-perspective
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  1. Because it is a separate House and presents states' perspective
  2. Because it has no legislative power
  3. Because it only makes Money Bills
  4. Because it is a branch of court
Hard · Level 58 · opposition,accountability,parliament
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  1. It increases accountability by questioning policies
  2. It appoints government without elections
  3. It alone passes Money Bills
  4. It abolishes courts
Hard · Level 58 · rajya-sabha,powers,federalism
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  1. Because it has role in ordinary Bills state interests and debates
  2. Because it is more powerful than Lok Sabha in every matter
  3. Because it directly removes government
  4. Because it alone makes budget
Hard · Level 58 · financial-primacy,lok-sabha,public-money
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  1. It is directly elected by people so it has greater control over public money
  2. Because it is permanent House
  3. Because it is Council of States
  4. Because it is part of judiciary