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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Hard · Level 59 · popular sovereignty,representative democracy,parliament
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  1. Elected representatives decide on behalf of people
  2. Judges vote for MPs
  3. Governors alone make laws
  4. Private companies run Parliament
Hard · Level 59 · parliamentary questions,accountability,democracy
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  1. Government accountability will decrease
  2. Judiciary will become more private
  3. Rajya Sabha will not remain permanent
  4. Money Bill will end
Hard · Level 59 · lok sabha,parliamentary democracy,collective responsibility,majority government,government formation,civics class 9
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  1. Because the Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha
  2. Because the Lok Sabha has the power to dissolve the Rajya Sabha
  3. Because the judiciary elects the members of the Lok Sabha
  4. Because the President cannot present the Budget without a majority party in the Lok Sabha
Hard · Level 59 · small states,rajya sabha,federal balance
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  1. Regional interests get place in national decisions
  2. Lok Sabha elections end
  3. Parliament becomes private
  4. Government stops being accountable
Hard · Level 59 · law making,government control,parliament powers
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  1. Law-making passes bills and control asks answers from government
  2. Both are court judgments
  3. Both are private business
  4. Both have no democratic role
Hard · Level 59 · rajya sabha,continuity,parliamentary experience
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  1. Problem of break in parliamentary experience and continuity
  2. Problem of Lok Sabha election
  3. Introduction of Money Bill
  4. Need for government formation
Hard · Level 59 · ordinary bill,deadlock,rajya sabha
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  1. Deadlock
  2. No-confidence motion
  3. Money Bill
  4. Lok Sabha election
Hard · Level 59 · budget discussion,financial accountability,parliament
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  1. It examines government expenditure and priorities
  2. It ends Rajya Sabha
  3. It appoints judiciary
  4. It distributes election symbols
Hard · Level 59 · money bill,article 109,lok sabha,rajya sabha,parliamentary procedure,indian constitution
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  1. It would violate the procedure prescribed by the Constitution
  2. Rajya Sabha would send it to Lok Sabha for recommendation
  3. It would automatically become a valid Money Bill after the President's assent
  4. Rajya Sabha could amend it and impose those amendments on Lok Sabha
Hard · Level 59 · lok sabha,rajya sabha,balance
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  1. Fresh public mandate and institutional continuity
  2. Private rule and secret law
  3. Court rule and no elections
  4. Fundless government and weak Parliament
Hard · Level 59 · opposition,scrutiny,democracy
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  1. Critical scrutiny of government
  2. Permanent nature of Rajya Sabha
  3. Definition of Money Bill
  4. Direct election of Lok Sabha
Hard · Level 59 · amendment,bill,law making
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  1. Process of improving and refining law
  2. Process of removing court
  3. Process of dissolving Lok Sabha
  4. Private process of stopping Money Bill
Hard · Level 59 · rajya sabha,debate,review
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  1. Through debate, questions and review of bills
  2. By stopping Lok Sabha elections
  3. By always stopping Money Bills
  4. By making President an MP
Hard · Level 59 · parliamentary control,law,budget
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  1. Control over governance by people's representatives
  2. Operation of private trade
  3. Giving court judgments
  4. Running Election Commission
Hard · Level 59 · mp,local issues,national parliament
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  1. Local problems may connect with national policy and resources
  2. Lok Sabha becomes court
  3. Rajya Sabha always dissolves
  4. Ministers cannot remain MPs
Hard · Level 59 · bicameralism,lok sabha,rajya sabha powers
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  1. To balance popular representation, federal representation and financial accountability
  2. To weaken Parliament
  3. To always stop laws
  4. To end judiciary
Hard · Level 59 · parliament,democracy,representation
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  1. Voices of both people and states enter law-making
  2. Only court makes laws
  3. Government remains without accountability
  4. People's opinion is removed
Hard · Level 59 · parliament powers,democratic control,accountability
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  1. To keep laws, Budget and government under control of people's representatives
  2. To make all decisions secret
  3. To end states' voice
  4. To run government without majority
Hard · Level 59 · rajya sabha,federalism,states interests
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  1. States' voice will weaken in national decisions
  2. Lok Sabha will automatically dissolve
  3. Money Bill will be introduced in court
  4. Parliament will become a private body
Hard · Level 59 · lok sabha,questions,government accountability
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  1. Role of keeping the government accountable
  2. Role of keeping Rajya Sabha permanent
  3. Role of sending Money Bill to court
  4. Role of making constituencies