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Why can Rajya Sabha give a different opinion from Lok Sabha on an ordinary Bill?

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Correct answer: Because it is a separate House and presents states' perspective

Direct answer: A is correct. An ordinary Bill is considered by both Houses, and Rajya Sabha is not required to copy Lok Sabha’s view. It is a separate chamber representing the states and Union Territories, so its members may examine the Bill from regional, federal, and wider national perspectives. They may support it, suggest amendments, or disagree during the legislative process. If the Houses remain in disagreement on an ordinary Bill, the Constitution provides a procedure for resolving the disagreement, but Rajya Sabha’s independent discussion remains important. B is wrong: Rajya Sabha has legislative powers. C is wrong: it does not only deal with Money Bills. D is wrong: it is a parliamentary House, not a court. Memory cue: ordinary Bills receive two-House review; Money Bills have special rules.

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