Answer: 530

Explanation:

There are total 552 members in the Lok Sabha in which 530 represent the states, 20 members represent the union territories and 2 members are nominated by the president from the Anglo-Indian Community. In January 2020, the Anglo-Indian reserved seats in the Parliament and State Legislatures of India were discontinued by the 126th Constitutional Amendment Bill of 2019, when enacted as 104th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2019.

Answer: Governor of the state

Explanation:

An advocate general is a legal advisor to a state government and assists the state government in all its legal matters. He is the highest law officer in the state. The post of advocate general is created by the constitution of India under Article 165. Whereas, the Governor of each State shall appoint a person who is qualified to be appointed as Judge of a High Court as the Advocate General. The office of the Advocate General in state corresponds to the office of Attorney General of India.

Answer: It can amend a money bill.

Explanation:

A Money Bill may only be introduced in Lok Sabha, on the recommendation of the President. It must be passed in Lok Sabha by a simple majority of all members present and voting. Following this, it may be sent to the Rajya Sabha for its recommendations, which Lok Sabha may reject if it chooses to. If such recommendations are not given within 14 days, it will be deemed to be passed by Parliament.

Answer: Virendra Kumar

Explanation:

Virendra Kumar was elected as the protem Speaker of the 17th Lok Sabha. Pro-tem speaker is the temporary speaker who presides over the first meeting of the lower House of Parliament after the general elections besides presiding over the sitting in which the Speaker and Deputy Speaker are elected as it is a newly constituted House.

Answer: The Governor has no power to grant pardon in respect of punishment or sentence inflicted by Court Martial

Explanation:

The scope of the pardoning power of the President under Article 72 is wider than the pardoning power of the Governor under Article 161 as follows: i) The power of the President to grant pardon extends in cases where the punishment or sentence is by a court martial but Article 161 does not provide any such power to the Governor. ii)The President can grant pardon in all cases where the sentence given is the sentence of death but the pardoning power of the Governor does not extend to death sentence cases. Governor can suspend, remit or commute a death sentence.

Answer: Chief Justice of India

Explanation:

The Indian parliament has enacted the law—The President (Discharge of Functions) Act, 1969 for the discharge of the functions of the president when vacancies occur in the office of the president and the vice-president simultaneously, owing to removal, death, resignation of the incumbent.. In such a case, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India available—discharges the functions of the president until a newly elected President resumes his/her office.

Answer: three

Explanation:

Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, meet every year to consider legislative measures on the multiple bills introduced and pending approval. There are three sessions of the Parliament including both the houses - Budget, Monsoon and Winter seasons.

Answer: Whether the bill is a money bill or not, the final decision will be taken by the leader of the opposition

Explanation:

It is incorrect to say the leader of the opposition decides whether the bill is a money bill or not. A Money Bill can be introduced in Lok Sabha only. If any question arises whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not, the decision of the Speaker thereon is final.

Answer: 193

Explanation:

Rule 193: Any member desirous of raising discussion on a matter of urgent public importance may give notice in writing to the Secretary-General specifying clearly and precisely the matter to be raised: Provided that the notice shall be accompanied by an explanatory note stating reasons for raising discussion on the matter in question: Provided further that the notice shall be supported by the signatures of at least two other members.

Answer: Either house of the parliament

Explanation:

The only condition for the initiation of impeachment of the Indian President is the ‘violation of the constitution’. The process of impeachment of the President of India can be initiated in either house of the Parliament. (i) Consider, Lok Sabha has initiated the impeachment charges. Then, the impeachment charges are signed by one-fourth of the members of the Lok Sabha and a 14 days notice is given tothe President of India. (ii) Lok Sabha passes the impeachment charges with two-third majority and sends it to Rajya Sabha. Lok Sabha after signing the charges passes them to Rajya Sabha for Investigation. (iii) While Rajya Sabha is investigating the charges, the President has the right to sit in the proceedings. (iv) If Rajya Sabha agrees to the charges and passes it with two-third majority, the President stands removed.