Parliament

Question 1

Who is the head of loksabha

Answer 1

Speaker

Question 2

Exoffico chairman of india parliamentary group

Answer 2

Speaker

Question 3

First elected speaker of central legislative Assembly

Answer 3

Vithalbai j patel 1925

Question 4

Secretariat of each house is headed by a secretary general. Who appoints him

Answer 4

Presiding officer of the house

Question 5

Can the president prorogue the house while In session

Answer 5

Usually adj sine dine by the speaker and then prorogue

But this can also happen

Question 6

Zero hour, an india innovation was introduced in 1952 , the first loksabha

Answer 6

False

It came into existence since 1962

Question 7

Special mention in rajya sabha

Answer 7

Special Mentions are made by Members of Parliament on matters of public importance with the permission of Honorable Chairman Rajya Sabha, under Rule180B. The Minister concerned with the subject matter is required to respond in writing by intimating the Member within 30 days of the factual position or the action taken/proposed to be taken

Question 8

Statutory resolution can only be moved by a minister

Answer 8

False

By pvt member or min.

It’s tabled in pursuance of a constitutional provision or an act of parliament

Question 9

Speakers decision regarding whether a bill is money bill Or not cannot be questioned by law, either house of parl Or even the president

Answer 9

True

Question 10

Does president enjoy parliamentary privileges

Answer 10

No

Question 11

The procedure to be followed by Adhoc commitees is laid down in the rules of procedure

Answer 11

On ad hoc advisory Committee

Question 12

Which committee is described as continuous economy committee

Answer 12

Estimates committee

Question 13

DRSC can consider the demand of grants and suggest cut motions

Answer 13

It’s report should not suggest anything of the nature of cut motion

Question 14

Who is the ex officio vice president of indian parliamentary group

Answer 14

Deputy speaker and deputy chairman

Question 15

) Consider the following statements.
1. Article 44 of the Constitution says the state shall endeavour by suitable legislation to secure for citizens
a uniform civil code throughout the territory of India.
2. The duty of the court is far greater in other directive principles than in Article 44.
3. The definition of ‘State’, under Article 12, also includes local or other authorities within the territory of
India or under the control of the Government of India.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Answer 15

Article 44 of the Constitution says the state shall endeavour to secure for citizens a uniform civil code
throughout the territory of India. The definition of ‘State’, as given in Article 12, includes the overnment and
Parliament of India and the government and the legislature of each of the states and all local or other authorities
within the territory of India or under the control of the Government of India.
While Article 44 uses the phrase “state shall endeavour”, other Articles in the ‘Directive Principles’ chapter use
expressions such as “in particular strive”; “shall take steps”; “shall promote with special care”; “shall in particular
direct its policy”; “shall regard its primary duty”; “shall be obligation of the state” etc. All of these mean that the
duty of the court is far greater in other directive principles than in Article 44.
While Article 43 mentions that the “state shall endeavour by suitable legislation”, the phrase “by suitable
legislation” is absent in Article 44, which indicates that the framers did not intend enactment of uniform civil
code by a single legislation

Question 16

It is mandatory upon the State Election Commissions to adopt the Electoral rolls created by the Election
Commission of India for the Legislative assembly polls.

Answer 16

FALSE

It is not mandatory upon the State Election Commissions to adopt the Electoral rolls created by the Election
Commission of India for the Lok Sabha or Legislative assembly polls.