List I - Parliamentary Committees List II- Year of Establishment A. Committee on Subordinate Legislation. I. 1921 B. Estimates Committee. II. 1964 C. Committee on Public Undertakings III. 1950 D. Public Accounts Committee IV. 1963
This section breaks down the matching between prominent Parliamentary Committees and their respective years of establishment. Understanding these committees is key for exams related to Indian polity and governance.
The question requires matching committees from List I with their establishment years from List II. Here's an explanation of the pairings:
Based on the pairings between List I and List II:
This set of matches forms the option A-IV, B-III, C-II, D-I.
According to the Article 110 of the Constitution of india, a bill is deemed to be a Money bill, if it contains----------
A. The imposition and alteration of any tax
B. Appropriation of money from Consolidated Fund of India
C. Impostion of fines or other penalties
D. Imposition of any tax by any local authority
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Composition of Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Indian Parliament?
A. The Total Strength of the PAC is increased to 22 in the year 1953
B. Out of 22 members, 14 are from Lok Sabha and 8 are from Rajya Sabha
C. The members of the PAC will be elected annually
D. The second ARC recommended for an equal size of members from both houses.
Choose the appropriate answer from the options given below:
Who was the protem speaker of the 16th Lok Sabha ?