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UPSC CSE Prelims Statement Validity — Polity Practice Items Flashcards

Master 50 statement validity — polity practice items concepts for the UPSC CSE Prelims.

Statement Validity — Polity Fundamentals

20 cards

Question

Complete the statement regarding Fundamental Rights during a National Emergency:

Under the Amendment Act, the right to protection in respect of conviction for offences (Article ) and the right to life and personal liberty (Article ) cannot be suspended during a National Emergency.

Question

Consider the following statements regarding a Money Bill:

The Rajya Sabha can reject a Money Bill if it disagrees with its provisions.
The Rajya Sabha can only suggest amendments to a Money Bill.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Statement Validity — Governor's Role & President's Legislative Powers

10 cards

Question

Complete the statement regarding the legislative procedure for state bills:

Under Article of the Constitution, the can reserve a state bill for the consideration of the .

Question

Consider the following statements regarding state bills reserved for the President:

If a state legislature re-passes a returned reserved bill, it must be presented to the Governor for assent.
The President is constitutionally bound to give assent to a reserved state bill if it is re-passed by the state legislature.

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Statement Validity — Emergency Provisions & Anti-Defection Law

10 cards

Question

Complete the statement regarding the parliamentary approval of a National Emergency:

A proclamation of National Emergency under Article must be approved by both Houses of Parliament within from the date of its issue.

Question

Consider the following statement:

"President's Rule under Article 356 can be extended indefinitely provided it receives parliamentary approval every six months."

Is this statement correct?

Statement Validity — RS Special Powers, Amendment Procedure, CAG & ECI

10 cards

Question

Complete the statement regarding the Rajya Sabha's special legislative powers:

Under Article , the can authorize Parliament to legislate on the List if it passes a resolution by a majority.

Question

Consider the following statement:

"A resolution passed by the Rajya Sabha under Article 249 (authorizing Parliament to legislate on a State List subject) remains valid permanently."

Is this statement correct?

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Constitutional Basics166 Executive & Legislature62 Constitutional & Statutory Bodies24 Judiciary57 Federalism & Centre-State Relations52 Emergency Provisions12 Local Government (Panchayati Raj & Municipalities)9 Elections & Representation14

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