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is one of the most effective ways of keeping

a check over the Council of Ministers.

During question hour, members criticise the

government and ask questions on various

issues. Sometimes, when a member is not

satisfied with the answer of the minister,

arguments take place. Occasionally,

members walk-out of the House or enter

into the well of the House and give slogans

to record their protest.

(3) Zero Hour : During the

parliamentary sessions, the period around

12 noon is called ‘Zero Hour’. During

this period, any question of public

importance can be raised and discussed.

(4) No-Confidence motion : This is

one of the most effective ways to keep a

check on the Council of Ministers. The

government stays in power till it enjoys

There is an extensive bureaucracy

that works under the executive. We will

study this bureaucracy in the 6th chapter.

What should the members of the

Parliament do to participate effectively

in debates and discussions?

Can you tell ?

1. Choose the correct option and rewrite

the statement.

(1) In India, the executive power is vested

in the …………… .

(President, Prime Minister, Speaker)

(2) The tenure of the President is of

………… years.

(Three, Four, Five)

(3) The Council of Ministers is led by

the ………. .

(Party chief, Prime Minister, President)

2. Find and write.

(1) The President, the Prime Minister, the

Council of Minister are called the -

(2) During the parliamentary session the

period around 12 noon is known as -

3. Write on following concepts in your

own words.

(1) Impeachment procedure (2) No-

confidence motion (3) Jumbo ministry

4. Answer in brief.

(1) Enumerate the functions of the

Council of Ministers.

(2) How does the Parliament keep a

check on the Executive?

5. Complete the concept picture.

Project

(1) If you become the Prime Minister

what works will you prioritise?

Create a priority-wise list and present

it in class.

(2) Collect pictures and information of

India’s Presidents since independence.

the support of majority in Lok Sabha. If

the members of Parliament withdraw the

support, it may lead to loss of majority

and the government cannot stay in power.

The members of the House can move a

no-confidence motion by simply expressing

‘we do not have confidence in the

government’. If the motion is passed with

majority support then the Council of

Ministers has to resign.

Functions of

President in

India

Exercise​

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Explanation:

78

is one of the most effective ways of keeping

a check over the Council of Ministers.

During question hour, members criticise the

government and ask questions on various

issues. Sometimes, when a member is not

satisfied with the answer of the minister,

arguments take place. Occasionally,

members walk-out of the House or enter

into the well of the House and give slogans

to record their protest.

(3) Zero Hour : During the

parliamentary sessions, the period around

12 noon is called ‘Zero Hour’. During

this period, any question of public

importance can be raised and discussed.

(4) No-Confidence motion : This is

one of the most effective ways to keep a

check on the Council of Ministers. The

government stays in power till it enjoys

There is an extensive bureaucracy

that works under the executive. We will

study this bureaucracy in the 6th chapter.

What should the members of the

Parliament do to participate effectively

in debates and discussions?

Can you tell ?

1. Choose the correct option and rewrite

the statement.

(1) In India, the executive power is vested

in the …………… .

(President, Prime Minister, Speaker)

(2) The tenure of the President is of

………… years.

(Three, Four, Five)

(3) The Council of Ministers is led by

the ………. .

(Party chief, Prime Minister, President)

2. Find and write.

(1) The President, the Prime Minister, the

Council of Minister are called the -

(2) During the parliamentary session the

period around 12 noon is known as -

3. Write on following concepts in your

own words.

(1) Impeachment procedure (2) No-

confidence motion (3) Jumbo ministry

4. Answer in brief.

(1) Enumerate the functions of the

Council of Ministers.

(2) How does the Parliament keep a

check on the Executive?

5. Complete the concept picture.

Project

(1) If you become the Prime Minister

what works will you prioritise?

Create a priority-wise list and present

it in class.

(2) Collect pictures and information of

India’s Presidents since independence.

the support of majority in Lok Sabha. If

the members of Parliament withdraw the

support, it may lead to loss of majority

and the government cannot stay in power.

The members of the House can move a

no-confidence motion by simply expressing

‘we do not have confidence in the

government’. If the motion is passed with

majority support then the Council of

Ministers has to resign.

Functions of

President in

India

Exercise

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