Which parliamentary committee in India is normally chaired by a prominent member of the opposition?

(1) Committee on Government Assurances

(2) Estimates Committee

(3) Privileges Committee

(4) Public Accounts Committee

In which way the President can assign any of the functions of the Union Government to the State Government?

(1) In his discretion

(2) In consultation with the Chief Justice of India

(3) In consultation with the Government of the State

(4) In consultation with the State Governor

In which way the President can assign any of the functions of the Union Government to the State Government?

(1) In his discretion

(2) In consultation with the Chief Justice of India

(3) In consultation with the Government of the State

(4) In consultation with the State Governor

When the offices of the President and Vice President fall vacant simultaneously, who acts as President?

(1) Prime Minister of India

2) The Chief Justice of India

(3) The Speaker of Lok Sabha

(4) The Comptroller and Auditor General of India

The Speaker of the Lok Sabha can be removed from his office by _______

(1) The President

(2) The Prime Minister

(3) a resolution passed by both Houses of Parliament

(4) a resolution passed by the Lok Sabha

Lok Sabha Secretariat comes under the direct control of

(1) Ministry of Home Affairs

(2) Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

(3) Speaker of Lok Sabha

(4) President

Who decides disputes regarding disqualification of members of Parliament?

(1) The Supreme Court

(2) The Election Commission

(3) The Prime Minister in Consultation with the Election Commission

(4) The President in Consultation with the Election Commission

What is the minimum age for membership to Rajya Sabha?

(1) 20 years

(2) 25 years

(3) 30 years

(4) 35 years

What is the total strength of the Rajya Sabha?

(1) 250

(2) 260

(3) 270

(4) 280

The largest committee of Parliament of India is

(1) Public Accounts Committee

(2) Estimates Committee

(3) Committee on Public Undertakings

(4) Joint Parliamentary Committee

The President can advance money to meet unforeseen expenses from the

(1) Consolidated Fund of India

(2) Grants of the Central Government

(3) Aid from the Union Government

(4) Contingency Fund