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Why has Lok Sabha been given more power than Rajya Sabha over Money Bills?

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Correct answer: Because Lok Sabha directly represents the people

Correct answer: A. Money Bills concern taxation, government borrowing, withdrawal of money from the Consolidated Fund, and other constitutionally specified financial matters. Since these matters involve public money, the House directly elected by the people has been given primacy. A Money Bill can be introduced only in Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha can only recommend changes within fourteen days. Lok Sabha may accept or reject those recommendations. A is correct because direct popular representation explains the special financial authority of Lok Sabha. B is wrong because Rajya Sabha does make laws and participates in ordinary legislation. C is wrong because Rajya Sabha is a legislative chamber, not a court. D is wrong because this arrangement comes from the Constitution, not merely from the personal wish of the President. Memory cue: public money is primarily controlled by the directly elected House.

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