Question
What is the difference between âvote-on-accountâ and
âinterim budgetâ? 1. The provision of a âvote-on-accountâ is used by a regular Government, while an âinterim budgetâ is a provision used by a caretaker Government. 2. A âvote-on-accountâ only deals with the expenditure in the Governmentâs Budget, while an âinterim budgetâ includes both expenditure and receipts. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?Solution
Statement 1 is not correct : The Constitution has authorized the Lok Sabha to make any grant in advance in respect to the estimated expenditure for a part of the financial year, pending the completion of the voting of the demands for grants and the enactment of the Appropriation Bill. This provision is known as the âvote on accountâ. Statement 2 is correct : A âVote-on-accountâ deals only with expenditure while interim budget both revenue and expenditure.
Which are the input devices that enable direct data entry into a computer system from source documents?Â
Given below are two statements
Statement I:Â Cache memory is faster than random access memory
Statement II:Â Random access memory is...
___________________ can scan the contents of a hard disk to find files or areas that are corrupted in some way and eliminates them for a more efficientl...
A_______is a component of motherboard which absorbs the heat produced by the processor and other components of a computer?
The portion of the operating system that resides in memory is known as:
 The key F12 opens a ___________________
A key-board has at least:
 Which key must be Unique?Â
________Function key refreshes the current window.
A device connecting to a network without cables is known as:
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