If Rajya Sabha raises serious questions on an ordinary Bill what can be its positive effect?

Correct answer: The Bill can be reconsidered and improved

Answer: A. Rajya Sabha's questions can draw attention to unclear wording, practical difficulties, unfair effects or missing safeguards in an ordinary Bill. The government and members may then reconsider the proposal, accept amendments or improve its provisions before final enactment. This is a constructive part of legislative scrutiny. A is correct. B is wrong because questions do not make a Bill automatically become law; it must follow the required procedure. C is wrong because disagreement over an ordinary Bill does not require immediate dissolution of Lok Sabha. D is wrong because Rajya Sabha cannot permanently end an ordinary Bill by itself; continued disagreement may be handled through the constitutional legislative process, including a possible joint sitting. Memory cue: “Questions can improve a Bill; they do not automatically kill it.”