National Cooperation Policy 2025 Aim
The National Cooperation Policy, 2025, focuses on integrating cooperatives into the national development strategy, aiming to make them central drivers for achieving the vision of 'Viksit Bharat 2047'.
Understanding the Policy's Guiding Principle
The policy adopts a specific theme to realize this objective:
- Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas is a general principle of inclusive growth.
- Sashakt Bharat, Saksham Nagrik emphasizes citizen empowerment.
- Shakti-se-Shraddha relates to strength and faith, not directly policy implementation.
- Sahkar-se-Samriddhi directly translates to 'Prosperity through Cooperation'.
The theme 'Sahkar-se-Samriddhi' perfectly aligns with the policy's goal. It highlights how strengthening cooperatives ('Sahkar') will lead to economic prosperity ('Samriddhi'), positioning them as crucial for building a developed India ('Viksit Bharat 2047').
Thus, the National Cooperation Policy, 2025, aims to achieve this through Sahkar-se-Samriddhi.
Important Questions from Central Government
What is correct about the dismissal of Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha ?
i. He can be dismissed by no-confidence motion
ii. To introduce such resolution prior notice of 14 days is essential
iii. Such resolution should be passed by absolute majority
iv. Such resolution should be passed by a majority of the ten members of the house
What is correct ?
i. Finance Bill can be introduced in Lok Sabha only
ii. Rajya Sabha can detain the Finance Bill
If the Vice President removed from his office, what shall happened?
Consider the following statements :
1. In India, there is no law restricting the candidates from contesting in one Lok Sabha election from three constituencies.
2. In 1991 Lok Sabha Election, Shri Devi Lal contested from three Lok Sabha constituencies.
3. As per the- existing rules, if a candidate contests in one Lok Sabha election from many constituencies, his/her party should bear the cost of bye elections to the constituencies vacated by him/her in the event of him/her winning in all the constituencies.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Who chooses the Speaker of the Lok Sabha?
