Law-Making Process in India
Civics ⇒ Constitution and Law
Law-Making Process in India starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the process of amending the Constitution of India.
Describe the process of passing an Ordinary Bill in the Indian Parliament.
Describe the role of the Select Committee in the law-making process.
Explain the difference between a Government Bill and a Private Member’s Bill.
Explain the role of the President in the law-making process in India.
Explain the significance of the Committee Stage in the law-making process.
Explain the term ‘Special Majority’ as used in the context of Constitutional Amendments.
What happens if the President returns a Bill to Parliament for reconsideration and it is passed again?
Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with the procedure for passing Money Bills? (1) Article 110, (2) Article 112, (3) Article 123, (4) Article 368
Which House of Parliament has more power in the case of a Money Bill? (1) Lok Sabha, (2) Rajya Sabha, (3) Both have equal power, (4) None
Which of the following can NOT be introduced as an Ordinance? (1) Money Bill, (2) Constitutional Amendment Bill, (3) Ordinary Bill, (4) Emergency Bill
Which of the following is NOT a function of the Parliamentary Committees in the law-making process? (1) Scrutinizing Bills, (2) Suggesting amendments, (3) Giving Presidential assent, (4) Examining government policies
A Bill can be introduced in either House of Parliament except for ________ Bills, which must be introduced in the Lok Sabha.
Fill in the blank: A Bill becomes an ________ after receiving the President’s assent.
Fill in the blank: The ________ can summon a Joint Sitting of both Houses of Parliament to resolve a deadlock over a Bill.
Fill in the blank: The ________ is responsible for introducing the Annual Budget in the Lok Sabha.
True or False: A Bill can be withdrawn at any stage before it is passed.
True or False: A Bill must be passed by both Houses of Parliament in identical form before it is sent to the President for assent.
True or False: A Bill passed by Parliament can be challenged in the Supreme Court if it violates the Constitution.
True or False: The President can issue an Ordinance only on the advice of the Council of Ministers.
