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● Statement 3, 5 and 6 are correct: Provisions that require special majority of the Parliament and ratification by half of the States include: Power to amend the constitution (Article 368) itself. Election of the President and the manner of election. Extent of executive powers of the Centre and States. Distribution of legislative powers between the Centre and the States. GST Council Seventh Schedule Representation of States in the Parliament. Supreme Court and High Courts. ● Statement 1, 2 and 4 are incorrect: Provisions regarding Citizenship, Official Language and Enlarging the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court can be amended by the simple majority of the Parliament. Such amendments do not come under the purview of Article 368.
Consider the following statements about Annual Financial Statement of 2023-24.
1. This is provided in the Constitution under article 112.
...When was the first edition of the GFCI released?
What is the full form of IFSC in the context of GIFT City?
What does ‘C’ in LCR stand for?
Sustainable Alternative Towards Affordable Transportation (SATAT) initiative launched in October, 2018 envisages setting up of _________ Compressed Bio...
MNO Ltd got its bond rated by a credit rating agency. The rating given to the bond was lsquo;AA-lsquo;. What does this rating indicate?
Offices of __________ are designated as Stand-Up Connect Centres to arrange the support that is needed under the Stand Up India Scheme.
Above what amount of aggregate exposure banks have to furnish credit information to Central Repository of Information on Large Credits (CRILC) under PCR?
How much stake did State Bank of India acquire in CCIL IFSC Limited?
Which of the following types of risks are not covered in BASEL II/III