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If an ordinary bill becomes law after passing only Lok Sabha, which role of Rajya Sabha would be lost?

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Correct answer: Review by the second House and federal participation

Correct answer: A. An ordinary bill normally passes through both Houses of Parliament before it can become law, followed by the President's assent. The second House gives the proposal another opportunity for debate, criticism, amendment and careful review. Rajya Sabha also represents the states and gives their interests a place in national legislation. If an ordinary bill could become law after only Lok Sabha approval, this checking and federal role would be bypassed. B is wrong because Lok Sabha's direct election is a separate electoral process and would not disappear. C is wrong because presidential assent remains a constitutional step, not a function of Rajya Sabha. D is wrong because executive appointments are not the role being described. Memory cue: ordinary bill means both Houses; Money Bills follow a special procedure.

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