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Civics

Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha powers)

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Medium · Level 59 · ordinary bill,deadlock,two houses
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  1. On provisions of an ordinary bill
  2. In personal opinion on voter age
  3. On the Election Commission building
  4. On court uniform colour
Medium · Level 59 · joint sitting,deadlock,Parliament
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  1. To resolve deadlock between the two Houses
  2. To permanently dissolve Rajya Sabha
  3. To turn Parliament into a court
  4. To create polling booths
Medium · Level 59 · opposition,Parliament,accountability
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  1. Criticising government, asking questions and giving alternatives
  2. Making government permanent without election
  3. Closing courts
  4. Removing voter list
Medium · Level 59 · bicameralism,law making,Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha
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  1. It combines people's representation and review by states
  2. To keep laws secret
  3. To weaken judiciary
  4. To remove Election Commission
Medium · Level 59 · Lok Sabha,power,money bill,government
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  1. Because government is responsible to it and it has a major role in money matters
  2. Because Rajya Sabha is not in the Constitution
  3. Because Lok Sabha does not make laws
  4. Because Lok Sabha does not represent people
Medium · Level 59 · Rajya Sabha,review,federal chamber
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  1. Because it provides review, discussion and representation of states
  2. Because it always ends Lok Sabha
  3. Because it removes government every day
  4. Because it is outside the judiciary
Medium · Level 59 · policy discussion,oversight,Parliament
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  1. Oversight over executive and public debate
  2. Command over courts
  3. Formation of Election Commission
  4. Private appointment of Governors
Medium · Level 59 · government expenditure,public money,Parliament
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  1. It gives democratic control over public money
  2. It always exempts citizens from tax
  3. It ends courts
  4. It makes elections unnecessary
Medium · Level 59 · Lok Sabha,direct mandate,government formation
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  1. Lok Sabha
  2. Rajya Sabha
  3. Finance Commission
  4. Planning Committee
Medium · Level 59 · Rajya Sabha,permanent House,not dissolved
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  1. It is a permanent House and is not dissolved
  2. It only introduces Money Bills
  3. It removes government by no-confidence motion
  4. It is directly elected by people
Medium · Level 59 · Lok Sabha,direct election,financial power
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  1. It is directly elected and has a key role in financial matters
  2. It is never dissolved
  3. It is the permanent Council of States
  4. Its members are indirectly elected by State Assemblies
Medium · Level 59 · bicameral Parliament,democracy,balance
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  1. Balance of public mandate, state interests and thoughtful law-making
  2. Only private wish of ministers
  3. Election in place of court
  4. End of voter list
Medium · Level 59 · government accountability,Parliament,questions
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  1. By asking ministers questions and discussing policies
  2. By always supporting government without questions
  3. By removing the judiciary
  4. By stopping citizens from voting
Medium · Level 59 · Money Bill,ordinary bill,Lok Sabha dominance
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  1. Lok Sabha has special dominance in a Money Bill
  2. Ordinary bill is passed only by court
  3. Money Bill begins only in Rajya Sabha
  4. Parliament has no role in both
Medium · Level 59 · direct mandate,Lok Sabha,people
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  1. Because its members are directly elected by the people
  2. Because its members are chosen by court
  3. Because it is indirectly elected by State Assemblies
  4. Because it is a permanent House
Medium · Level 59 · Rajya Sabha,indirect election,federal representation
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  1. Voice of states comes through State Legislative Assemblies
  2. People have no rights
  3. Lok Sabha ends
  4. Parliament becomes court
Medium · Level 59 · budget,Lok Sabha,confidence
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  1. Serious lack of support in Lok Sabha
  2. Permanent end of Rajya Sabha
  3. Defeat of judiciary
  4. Formation of Election Commission
Medium · Level 59 · law making,discussion,deliberation
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  1. So different views, effects and defects can be considered
  2. So laws remain hidden from people
  3. So courts contest elections
  4. So Rajya Sabha is dissolved
Medium · Level 59 · Lok Sabha,Rajya Sabha,differences
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  1. Lok Sabha is directly elected House of people, Rajya Sabha is permanent House of states
  2. Lok Sabha is court, Rajya Sabha is Election Commission
  3. Lok Sabha is permanent, Rajya Sabha is dissolved
  4. There is no constitutional difference between the two
Medium · Level 59 · Parliament powers,law,budget,control
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  1. Making laws, controlling government, passing budget and representing people
  2. Only giving judgments in courts
  3. Only campaigning in elections
  4. Only running private companies