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Which is the correct example of Rajya Sabha's limited financial power?

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Correct answer: Delaying a Money Bill only for fourteen days

The correct answer is A. A Money Bill deals with specified financial matters, such as taxation and government spending. It is introduced only in the Lok Sabha. After the Lok Sabha passes it, the Rajya Sabha cannot reject or amend it in the same way as an ordinary Bill. It may make recommendations, and it must return the Bill within fourteen days. The Lok Sabha may accept or reject those recommendations. B is wrong because Rajya Sabha cannot always cancel the budget. C is wrong because it cannot stop the Lok Sabha from exercising its constitutional financial role in this way. D is wrong because a no-confidence motion tests the support of the government in the Lok Sabha, not Rajya Sabha’s financial power. Memory cue: for a Money Bill, Rajya Sabha can recommend and delay briefly, but Lok Sabha has the decisive financial role.

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