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If Rajya Sabha raises serious objection to an ordinary bill, what democratic benefit can it have?

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Correct answer: The bill may be reconsidered and improved

Correct answer: A. An ordinary bill is considered through the legislative process in both Houses. If the Rajya Sabha raises a serious objection, members may debate the issue again, identify weaknesses, and suggest amendments. This second examination can prevent a hurried or poorly designed law and can bring the interests of states into discussion. Option A is correct because disagreement can lead to reconsideration and improvement, although it does not automatically mean that every suggestion will be accepted. Option B is wrong because an objection does not dissolve the Lok Sabha. Option C is wrong because Parliament continues its law-making work. Option D is wrong because a Money Bill has a special procedure and can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha. Memory cue: ordinary bill—both Houses discuss; Money Bill—special Lok Sabha procedure.

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Rajya SabhaOrdinary BillLegislative ScrutinyBicameralismParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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