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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Hard · Level 58 · balance-of-powers,democracy,federalism
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  1. Combining democratic representation and federal balance
  2. Ending judiciary
  3. Making Parliament private
  4. Making Election Commission a House
Hard · Level 58 · states-interest,national-law,rajya-sabha
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  1. Because national laws also affect states
  2. Because Rajya Sabha only makes budget
  3. Because states have no relation with laws
  4. Because Lok Sabha has no representatives
Hard · Level 58 · lok-sabha-election,mandate,term
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  1. To get fresh public mandate for a new Lok Sabha
  2. To end Rajya Sabha
  3. To form judiciary
  4. To stop Money Bills
Hard · Level 58 · mp,questions,accountability
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  1. Role of scrutiny and accountability
  2. Role of judicial judgment
  3. Role of polling officer
  4. Role of private trader
Hard · Level 58 · money-bill,financial-primacy,lok-sabha
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  1. Financial primacy of Lok Sabha
  2. Complete primacy of Rajya Sabha
  3. Legislative power of judiciary
  4. Direct election of President
Hard · Level 58 · indirect-election,rajya-sabha,state-assemblies
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  1. Representation of states through State Legislative Assemblies
  2. Directly electing Prime Minister
  3. Making Lok Sabha permanent
  4. Electing all judges
Hard · Level 58 · parliamentary-proceedings,public-interest
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  1. Because laws policies and government accountability are discussed there
  2. Because they are only entertainment programmes
  3. Because private trade happens there
  4. Because secret court judgments happen there
Hard · Level 58 · indian parliament, lok sabha, rajya sabha, legislative deliberation, bill scrutiny, democracy
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  1. Because it can lead to deeper scrutiny and consideration of a Bill’s provisions
  2. Because Rajya Sabha can turn every type of Bill into law without Lok Sabha’s consent
  3. Because disagreement automatically dissolves the Lok Sabha
  4. Because disagreement removes the need for the President’s assent
Hard · Level 58 · lok-sabha,rajya-sabha,powers-summary
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  1. Lok Sabha is stronger in money and confidence matters while Rajya Sabha represents states and reviews legislation
  2. Rajya Sabha is stronger than Lok Sabha in every matter
  3. Lok Sabha cannot make laws
  4. Both Houses are only courts
Hard · Level 58 · democratic-legitimacy,federal-role,parliament
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  1. Because one brings people's voice and the other brings states' voice to Parliament
  2. Because both take equal final decision on Money Bills
  3. Because both can directly remove the government
  4. Because both are fully dissolved
Hard · Level 59 · rajya sabha,permanent house,continuity
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  1. It maintains continuity in parliamentary work
  2. It always ends Lok Sabha
  3. It introduces Money Bill first
  4. It directly removes the Council of Ministers
Hard · Level 59 · money bill,lok sabha,financial control
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  1. Control of the directly elected House over financial matters
  2. Government formation by Rajya Sabha
  3. Budget passing by judiciary
  4. Election campaigning by President
Hard · Level 59 · rajya sabha,money bill,recommendations
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  1. Because final decision on a Money Bill belongs to Lok Sabha
  2. Because Rajya Sabha has no members
  3. Because Money Bill is introduced in court
  4. Because Money Bill is not a law
Hard · Level 59 · collective responsibility,lok sabha,council of ministers
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  1. The government must retain the confidence of Lok Sabha
  2. Government never speaks to Rajya Sabha
  3. Ministers become MPs under judiciary
  4. Lok Sabha is only an advisory body
Hard · Level 59 · no confidence motion,lok sabha,government control
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  1. Political control over the government
  2. Power to dissolve Rajya Sabha
  3. Power to change court judgment
  4. Power to appoint Election Commission
Hard · Level 59 · representation,lok sabha,rajya sabha
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  1. Lok Sabha represents people and Rajya Sabha represents states
  2. Lok Sabha represents courts and Rajya Sabha represents police
  3. Both represent only ministers
  4. Both represent private companies
Hard · Level 59 · ordinary bill,both houses,law making
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  1. Because approval of both Houses makes law more considered
  2. Because only Rajya Sabha forms government
  3. Because Lok Sabha does not see ordinary bills
  4. Because ordinary bill is a private letter
Hard · Level 59 · joint sitting,ordinary bill,deadlock
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  1. Deadlock between two Houses on an ordinary bill
  2. Rajya Sabha primacy on Money Bill
  3. Absence of Lok Sabha elections
  4. Court judgment
Hard · Level 59 · direct election,lok sabha,democracy
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  1. Because it is formed directly by people's will
  2. Because it is a permanent House
  3. Because it is elected by state assemblies
  4. Because it has no debate
Hard · Level 59 · indirect election,rajya sabha,state assemblies
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  1. To represent states through state legislative assemblies
  2. To end Lok Sabha
  3. To abolish people's voting rights
  4. To send Money Bills to court