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Why is the President issuing an ordinance different from ordinary law-making?

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Correct answer: It is a temporary measure issued when Parliament is not in session.

Answer: A. An ordinance is a temporary law-making measure available when Parliament is not in session and immediate action is considered necessary. It is issued by the President on the advice of the Council of Ministers, so it is not an ordinary bill passed through the normal parliamentary process. When Parliament reassembles, the ordinance must be placed before it and cannot continue indefinitely without parliamentary approval. B is wrong because courts do not pass bills. C is wrong because an election result does not itself create an ordinance. D is wrong because a Money Bill is a type of parliamentary bill, and the Rajya Sabha does not introduce one. Memory cue: ordinance means temporary law during a parliamentary gap, not permanent bypass of Parliament.

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OrdinancePresidentParliamentTemporary LawPolitical Executive (PresidentPrime MinisterAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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