Question

9. Which one of these statements is not correct about the Question Hour?
(a) The President from time to time may summon each House of Parliament to the Question
Hour as he/she may think fit.

(b) The first hour of a sitting in both Houses is allotted for asking and answering of questions

c)purpose is to obtain information on a matter of public importance

d)it keeps the ministers on their toes​

Answer 1

Explanation:

a) The President from time to time may summon each House of Parliament to the Question

a) The President from time to time may summon each House of Parliament to the QuestionHour as he/she may think fit.

Answer 2

The correct statement is -  The President from time to time may summon each House of Parliament to the Question Hour as he/she may think fit.

• In India's Lok Sabha, the first hour of each session is allocated to questions that lawmakers may have on any part of government operation.
• Depending on the type of query, the responsible Minister must address the Parliament orally or in writing.
• The statement of summoning is valid as per Article 85(1) of our Constitution.
• This article states that the President has the power to call a meeting of every House of Representatives whenever and wherever he thinks appropriate.
• However, there can't be a break of longer than six months among the House's last meeting and the date scheduled for its first meeting of the next year.

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