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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Expert · Level 58 · Speaker,Money Bill,certification,Rajya Sabha
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  1. Because it limits Rajya Sabha's role
  2. Because it dissolves Lok Sabha
  3. Because it makes President the Prime Minister
  4. Because it makes judiciary legislate
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,permanent House,continuity
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  1. One House of Parliament continues even when Lok Sabha is dissolved
  2. Rajya Sabha alone makes every law
  3. Rajya Sabha removes the need for elections
  4. Rajya Sabha is the directly elected House of people
Expert · Level 58 · deadlock,bicameralism,scrutiny,ordinary bill
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  1. It may delay but also forces reconsideration of hurried law
  2. It makes court into Parliament
  3. It ends the Constitution
  4. It makes Money Bill start in Rajya Sabha
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,state representation,population
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  1. Mix of federal representation and population-based proportion
  2. Only equal state representation
  3. Only judicial representation
  4. Only local body representation
Expert · Level 58 · parliamentary committees,detailed scrutiny,review
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  1. They review in detail with fewer members and expert information
  2. They punish instead of courts
  3. They make all budgets private
  4. They conduct Lok Sabha elections
Expert · Level 58 · financial power,public money,Parliament
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  1. Because people's representatives control public money
  2. Because Parliament privatises every court's expense
  3. Because budget is passed without representatives
  4. Because Money Bill starts in judiciary
Expert · Level 58 · parliamentary debate,public reasoning,democracy
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  1. Placing reasons, criticism and alternatives before the public
  2. Hiding the voter list
  3. Dissolving judiciary
  4. Always supporting government without scrutiny
Expert · Level 58 · Lok Sabha dissolution,Rajya Sabha permanent,tenure
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  1. One House is mandate-based and the other continuity-based
  2. Both Houses have identical terms
  3. Rajya Sabha is directly elected by people
  4. Lok Sabha is the Council of States
Expert · Level 58 · Lok Sabha majority,Rajya Sabha,policy making
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  1. More negotiation and review may be needed on ordinary bills
  2. Government will automatically fall
  3. Money Bill will start in Rajya Sabha
  4. Direct election of Lok Sabha will stop
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,indirect election,federal democracy
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  1. Because it gives federal representation through members elected by State Legislative Assemblies
  2. Because Rajya Sabha is elected by courts
  3. Because Rajya Sabha has no representatives
  4. Because Rajya Sabha is outside the Constitution
Expert · Level 58 · Money Bill,Rajya Sabha recommendations,Lok Sabha primacy
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  1. Primacy of Lok Sabha in financial matters
  2. Complete supremacy of Rajya Sabha
  3. Budget power of judiciary
  4. Direct mandate of President
Expert · Level 58 · Prime Minister,Lok Sabha majority,parliamentary executive
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  1. Executive emerges from and depends on the elected House of Parliament
  2. Executive is elected by judiciary
  3. Parliament has no role separate from executive
  4. Rajya Sabha directly chooses the Prime Minister
Expert · Level 58 · Parliament,judicial review,constitution
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  1. Parliament makes laws, judiciary can examine them based on the Constitution
  2. Judiciary writes every law in advance
  3. Parliament ends judiciary
  4. Both have no relation with Constitution
Expert · Level 58 · financial oversight,public money,accountability
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  1. Arbitrary and non-transparent expenditure
  2. Permanent nature of Rajya Sabha
  3. Direct election of Lok Sabha
  4. Formal assent of President
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,permanent House,transition
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  1. Parliamentary continuity can remain even when Lok Sabha is dissolved
  2. Rajya Sabha can cancel all elections
  3. Rajya Sabha elects courts instead of people
  4. Rajya Sabha makes budget private
Expert · Level 58 · majority,executive accountability,Parliament
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  1. Ensuring accountability of the executive
  2. Indirect election of Rajya Sabha
  3. Introduction of Money Bill
  4. Five-year term of Lok Sabha
Expert · Level 58 · joint sitting,Lok Sabha,numerical majority
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  1. Because Lok Sabha has more members than Rajya Sabha
  2. Because Rajya Sabha members do not vote
  3. Because joint sitting is run only by Rajya Sabha
  4. Because Lok Sabha has no members
Expert · Level 58 · Rajya Sabha,indirect election,State Assemblies
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  1. Federal representation is organised through State Legislative Assemblies
  2. People have no relation with Parliament
  3. Lok Sabha always remains dissolved
  4. Money Bill goes to court
Expert · Level 58 · Lok Sabha,direct representation,policy power
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  1. Because its mandate comes directly from voters
  2. Because it is elected by courts
  3. Because it is a permanent House
  4. Because its members are chosen by State Assemblies
Expert · Level 58 · law making,executive control,Parliament
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  1. Laws are made and the government implementing them remains accountable
  2. Laws become private and government unlimited
  3. Courts make laws and Parliament spends
  4. Rajya Sabha conducts elections and Lok Sabha gives judgments