The ___________ has the power to dissolve the Lok Sabha in India.a.Presidentb.Election Commission of Indiac.Vice Presidentd.Speaker

The power to appoint the Prime Minister in India vests in the _____a.President of Indiab.Vice Presidentc.Chief Justice of Indiad.Lok Sabha Speaker

The Speaker of the Lok Sabha has the power to give his casting vote in _____a.Important mattersb.Finance Mattersc.All casesd.Equality of Votes

Who presides over the Lok Sabha when the offices of both the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker are vacant? *1 pointMinister of Parliamentary AffairsAny member of the House as may be determined by the HouseAny member of the House as the President may appointAttorney General of India

Who serves as Acting President of India in the absence of the President?a.Lok Sabha Speakerb.Vice Presidentc.Prime Ministerd.Chief Justice of India

6Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionQuestion textWhich house of the Parliament is not subject to dissolution?a.Lok Sabha and Raj Sabhab.Lok Sabhac.Neither Lok Sabha nor Rajya Sabhad.Rajya SabhaClear my choiceQuestion 7Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionQuestion textWhich of the following is FALSE?a.Deputy Ministers’ fall below the rank of Ministers of Stateb.Cabinet Ministers have the highest rankc.Cabinet Ministers attend Cabinet meetingsd.Deputy Ministers’ enjoy independent chargeClear my choiceQuestion 8Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionQuestion textWhat is the objective of anti-defection disqualification?a.To prevent political horse tradingb.To encourage defection from one party to anotherc.To discourage unprincipled defectionsd.Both (B) and (C)Clear my choiceQuestion 9Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionQuestion textThe minimum age of eligibility for a Rajya Sabha MP isa.35 yearsb.30 yearsc.25 yearsd.40 yearsClear my choiceQuestion 10Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionQuestion textThe Council of States in India is similar toa.House of Senate in USAb.House of Lords in Englandc.House of Representatives in USAd.House of Commons in England