The constitutional article that provides for “Vote on Account, Vote of Credit and Exceptional Grant” is A Article 116 B
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The constitutional provision for “Demands for Grants” is mainly under A Article 113 B Article 110 C Article 324 D
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If Parliament approves spending beyond the voted amount for a service, it is regularised through A Supplementary grant B Excess
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Which document explains why the government needs funds for each ministry? A White Paper B Cabinet Note C Gazette Notice
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In India, the Union Budget is presented in Parliament by A Prime Minister B Cabinet Secretary C Finance Minister D
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Rajya Sabha can allow Parliament to make a law on a State List subject for “national interest” under which provision
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Which condition must exist before the President can issue an ordinance A Parliament in session B Supreme Court request C
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If the Lok Sabha passes a no-confidence motion, what happens next A Only PM resigns B President resigns too C
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Which part is NOT included in Parliament of India A President B Lok Sabha C Supreme Court D Rajya Sabha
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Which statement correctly describes the Parliament of India A Only Lok Sabha B Only Rajya Sabha C President and Houses
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