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Rajdeep here....
The Parliament comprises the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, and The President.
Here are some points on the supremacy of the Parliament:
1. The Money Bill, which deals with the imposition, abolition, or alteration of any tax, is introduced in the Lok Sabha first, with the assent of the President.
2. A Bill, which may become an Act, is first introduced in the Parliament.
3. The President can be Impeached (removed) by the Parliament.
4. The Parliament can legislate on the subjects of the Union List, Concurrent List, as well as the State list if:
=> The Rajya Sabha passes a resolution that a subject on the State list has assumed National importance.
=> There is a declaration of emergency and President's rule in the State.
=> Two or more states request the Parliament to do so.
5. The Parliament also has the Residuary Powers, i.e., power to make laws on subjects which are not mentioned on any of the three lists.
6. The President can pass a resolution to impeach a judge of the Supreme Court on grounds of proved misbehaviour or incapacity. The Parliament investigates the charges on the judge.
7. The Prime Minister, who is the one to defend the Parliament, has the real authority in India, as we follow the Parliamentary Form of Government; The President is only a nominal head.
8. The Parliament has to ratify the ordinances issued by the President when it was not in session; otherwise the ordinances cease to operate after a period of six weeks.
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Rajdeep here....
The Parliament comprises the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, and The President.
Here are some points on the supremacy of the Parliament:
1. The Money Bill, which deals with the imposition, abolition, or alteration of any tax, is introduced in the Lok Sabha first, with the assent of the President.
2. A Bill, which may become an Act, is first introduced in the Parliament.
3. The President can be Impeached (removed) by the Parliament.
4. The Parliament can legislate on the subjects of the Union List, Concurrent List, as well as the State list if:
=> The Rajya Sabha passes a resolution that a subject on the State list has assumed National importance.
=> There is a declaration of emergency and President's rule in the State.
=> Two or more states request the Parliament to do so.
5. The Parliament also has the Residuary Powers, i.e., power to make laws on subjects which are not mentioned on any of the three lists.
6. The President can pass a resolution to impeach a judge of the Supreme Court on grounds of proved misbehaviour or incapacity. The Parliament investigates the charges on the judge.
7. The Prime Minister, who is the one to defend the Parliament, has the real authority in India, as we follow the Parliamentary Form of Government; The President is only a nominal head.
8. The Parliament has to ratify the ordinances issued by the President when it was not in session; otherwise the ordinances cease to operate after a period of six weeks.
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