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What is the main difference in Lok Sabha-Rajya Sabha powers between an ordinary bill and a Money Bill?

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Correct answer: Both Houses have strong roles in ordinary bills, Lok Sabha is dominant in Money Bills

Correct answer: A. An ordinary Bill normally requires consideration and approval by both Houses, so the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have substantial legislative roles. A Money Bill is different: it can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha, and the Lok Sabha has the decisive role. The Rajya Sabha may discuss it and make recommendations, but it cannot reject or amend it in the same way as an ordinary Bill; it must return it within the constitutional time limit. Option A correctly compares the two. B is wrong because a Money Bill starts in the Lok Sabha. C is wrong because ordinary Bills are debated in Parliament. D is wrong because courts do not vote on Bills. Memory cue: ordinary Bill—both Houses; Money Bill—Lok Sabha leads.

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