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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Hard · Level 60 · parliamentary continuity,rajya sabha,lok sabha dissolution
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  1. Parliamentary continuity
  2. Permanent nature of Lok Sabha
  3. Judicial power of government
  4. Introduction of Money Bill in Rajya Sabha
Hard · Level 60 · no confidence,ministers,lok sabha accountability
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  1. Toward the direct representatives of the people
  2. Toward only private companies
  3. Toward only Governors
  4. Toward only court staff
Hard · Level 60 · rajya sabha,national policy,federal review
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  1. It adds the viewpoint of states and long-term review
  2. It directly gives votes to people
  3. It alone makes Money Bills
  4. It alone removes government
Hard · Level 60 · parliament functions,government control,law making
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  1. Because government is accountable to Parliament and spends public money
  2. Because Parliament runs courts
  3. Because government is completely separate from Parliament
  4. Because MPs are not elected by people
Hard · Level 60 · democratic mandate,lok sabha,direct election
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  1. Because its members are directly elected by the people
  2. Because it is elected by State Assemblies
  3. Because it is a permanent House
  4. Because it only gives recommendations on Money Bills
Hard · Level 60 · bicameral legislature,parliament,legislative scrutiny,lok sabha,rajya sabha,checks and balances
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  1. Bills are also reviewed and debated by the other House
  2. All Bills become laws directly without discussion
  3. The power to make laws is transferred solely to the judiciary
  4. Neither House can alter the decision of the other House
Hard · Level 60 · financial power,federal review,balance
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  1. Balance between direct public will and federal review
  2. Balance between judiciary and police
  3. Balance between private business and market
  4. Balance between Election Commission and court
Hard · Level 60 · government accountability,transparency,parliamentary questions
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  1. Accountability and transparency will weaken
  2. Lok Sabha election will strengthen
  3. Rajya Sabha’s permanence will end
  4. Money Bill will automatically improve
Hard · Level 60 · lok sabha powers,rajya sabha powers,comparison
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  1. Lok Sabha is stronger in finance and government control, Rajya Sabha is important in law review and state representation
  2. Rajya Sabha is stronger than Lok Sabha in every matter
  3. Lok Sabha has no role in law-making
  4. Both Houses are only advisory bodies
Hard · Level 60 · indian parliament,representation,review,accountability
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  1. To combine direct public will, states’ voice, law review, and government accountability
  2. To keep all decisions secret
  3. To give full power to government without accountability
  4. To turn judiciary into Parliament
Expert · Level 58 · Lok Sabha,power,executive control,Money Bill
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  1. Government depends on Lok Sabha's confidence and Lok Sabha dominates money matters
  2. Rajya Sabha is not recognised in the Constitution
  3. Lok Sabha is part of the judiciary
  4. Rajya Sabha cannot discuss anything
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,federalism,review,continuity
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  1. It provides state representation, review and continuity
  2. It permanently ends Lok Sabha
  3. It introduces every Money Bill
  4. It removes the government every day
Expert · Level 58 · Money Bill,Lok Sabha,direct mandate,financial control
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  1. Final control over public money should rest with the directly elected House
  2. Public money should be controlled by judiciary
  3. People have no relation with Money Bills
  4. Rajya Sabha is directly elected by people
Expert · Level 58 · bicameralism,ordinary bill,review,deadlock
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  1. Review and check by the second House before law-making
  2. Parliament being outside the Constitution
  3. Lok Sabha not being elected
  4. Rajya Sabha introducing a Money Bill
Expert · Level 58 · no confidence motion,collective responsibility,Lok Sabha
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  1. The executive must maintain the confidence of the elected House
  2. The executive is not independent of judiciary
  3. Rajya Sabha does not pass Money Bills
  4. The President is a Lok Sabha member
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,debate,review,accountability
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  1. It can create pressure through debates, questions, committees and bill review
  2. It can directly remove the Prime Minister
  3. It can always permanently stop a Money Bill
  4. It can cancel Lok Sabha elections
Expert · Level 58 · direct mandate,federal representation,Parliament
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  1. Balance between popular mandate and states' interests
  2. Balance between judiciary and police
  3. Balance between media and market
  4. Private balance between President and Governors
Expert · Level 58 · budget,Lok Sabha,financial accountability,confidence
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  1. It may show lack of financial and political support in Lok Sabha
  2. It automatically dissolves Rajya Sabha
  3. It makes judiciary the executive
  4. It cancels the President's election
Expert · Level 58 · Question Hour,executive accountability,scrutiny
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  1. Compelling the executive to answer publicly
  2. Compelling courts to make laws
  3. Dissolving Rajya Sabha
  4. Making assemblies into Parliament
Expert · Level 58 · opposition,parliamentary debate,accountability
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  1. Accountability and plural debate
  2. Definition of Money Bill
  3. Permanent nature of Rajya Sabha
  4. Direct election of Lok Sabha