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C ARTOON chapter that the President exercises his s e powers only on the advice of the Council of T Ministers.TheCouncilofMinistersisheaded h by th... |
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an MP, such a person has to get elected to the Parliament within six months. 91 There were some members in the Constituent Assembly who felt that m... |
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Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha. This provision means that a Ministry which loses confidence Reprint 2026-27 Indi... |
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over the bureaucratic machine, access to media, projection of personalities during elections, projection as national leader during international su... |
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with some variations. The most important variation is that there is a Governor of the State appointed by the President (on the advice of Reprint 20... |
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This means that the bureaucracy will not take any political position on policy matters. In a democracy, it is always possible that a party is defea... |
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of the government at the district level. Do you know that the collector is normally an IAS officer and that the officer is governed by the service ... |
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97 accountability of the bureaucracy to the citizen. There is an expectation that measures like the Right to Information may make the bureaucracy a... |
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which may have released the following news items. Would this be a ministry of the central government or the State government? Why? a. An official r... |
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8. The parliamentary system of executive vests many powers in the legislature for controlling the executive. Why, do you think, is it so necessary ... |
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Indian Constitution at Work Chapter Five LEGISLATURE I NTRODUCTION You have already studied the importance of elections and the method of election ... |
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power to choose and dismiss the government. Activity Consider these newspaper reports and then think: what would happen if there were no legislatur... |
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P ARLIAMENT ? Theterm‘Parliament’referstothenationallegislature.Thelegislature of the States is described as State legislature. The Parliament in I... |
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elect members to State Legislative Assembly. The elected members of State Legislative Assembly in turn elect the members of the Rajya Sabha. We can... |
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the to that of Sikkim whose population is German law, all the members only 6.10 lakhs. The framers of the from one state have to vote as Constituti... |
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independent of any R EAD A CARTOON o political pressures. e i What is meant by an independent e judiciary? How is this independence T ensured? i a ... |
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States. Prepare a chart showing number of representatives and the population of the State according to the 2011 census. Lok Sabha The Lok Sabha and... |
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the functions of the Parliament: – Legislative Function: The Parliament enacts legislations for the country. Despite being the chief law making bod... |
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the ministers are looking very humble here. That is the effect of the Parliament’s power to sanction money to different ministries. ± Representatio... |
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confidence motion. and removal of the ± Amends the Constitution. President, Vice President, Judges of Supreme Court ± Approves the Proclamation of ... |
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already studied in the chapter on fundamental rights, any individual, whose fundamental right has been violated, can directly move the Supreme Cour... |
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elected by the people, should have the crucial powers of removing a government and controlling the finances. In all other spheres, including passin... |
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chances of winning forthcoming elections. Interest groups, media and citizens’ forums may also persuade the government for a particular legislation... |
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goes through exactly the same procedure. e T As you know, a bill has to be passed by both i Houses for enactment. If there is disagreement a x betw... |
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OnlyiftheParliament is active and vigilant, can it keep regular and effective check on the 114 executive. There are many ways in which the Parliame... |
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