political terms

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India divided into 3 groups of provinces

cabinet mission plan

Union constitution was to be framed by constituent assembly

cabinet mission plan

patrition plan was known as

Mountbatten plan

declared india as a independent and sovereign state

india independence act 1947

govr formed on 2nd sep, 1946

Interim govt

1/10 of the total members of each house including officer

quorum

person sits to vote as a member before oath

penalty

special rights, immunities and exemptions enjoyed by two houses of parliament

parliamentary privileges

privileges belonging to each house of parliament

Collective privileges

It requires oral answers , supplementaries can be asked

A starred question

requires a written answer , and hence no supplementary questions can be asked

Un starred question

The ones that relates to the matter of urgent public importance , can be asked by members on notice shorter than 10 days. can be answered orally

short notice questions

thw first hour of sitting in both houses

Question hour

the time gap between the question hour and agenda

zero hour

proposal bought before the house for its opinion or decision

Motion

leads to sitting aside the normal buisness hours for urgent matters

adjournment motion

cant be arrested 40 days before or after the session

individual privileges

A member calls the attention of the minister to any matter of urgent public importance

Call-Attention Motion

call- attention motion known by which name in rajya sabha

motion for papers

must specify the charges against the govt that it is moved

Censure Motion

motion in lok sabha in support of 50 members , it needs not to be specified for the reasons

No confidence motion

resolution raised by oppn that a minister has misled giving wrong info

Privilege motion

policy in lok sabha to. decrease the amount for grants

Cut Motion

last session of lok sabha which is held after a new lok sabha has been elected

lame duck sesion

A directive issued by any political party to ensure the support of its members voting in favour or against a particular issue on floor

Whip

The reorganisation of electoral districts attempted by ruling party to gain electoral advantages in forthcoming elections

Gerry Mandering

when due to lack of time , demand of grants are put to vote whether they are discussed or not in house at last day of alloted time

Guillotine

The speaker of the lok sabha determines when the sitting of the house is to be adjourned to a particular day or hour

adjournment of house

if a person disregards privileges , rights and immunities of members of parliament

Breach of privileges

parliamentary procedure by which discussion is brought up for an immediate vote

Closure

disobedience to disregard, rules , orders , process or dignity of the court

contempt of court

govt into existence when councils of ministers lose confidence or pm dies

caretaker govt

parliament gives executive the power to make rules and regulations regarding act of parliament

Delegated legislation

ends the very life of the existing house and fresh house is formed via elections

Dissolution

commonly known as voters list

Electoral roll

The surrender by a foreign state of a person accused crime of the state

Extradition

defection of a member of parliament from the party he was elected

Floor crossing

when no party or coalition forms a majority govt its called

hung parliament

The term for what decides on what grounds a person can file a case

Locus Standi

meant to assist the presiding officer in enforcing the rules

point of order

same as delegated legislation

subordinate legislation

social disabilities historically imposed on certain classes of people

Untouchability

estimate of an advance payment to enable govt departments to carry on work from beginning of financial year to passing of Appropitation act

Vote on account

to meet expense on amount that details cant be precisely stated

Vote of credit

it is ordered by the court to a person who has detained another person , " to have a body "

Habeus corpus

it is a command issued by the court to a public official asking him to perform his official duties he has failed or refused to perform.

mandamus

it means by what authority or warrant . It is issued to enquire into legality of claim of a person to a public office . It can only be issue in case of a public office of permanent character and not in case of minestrial or private office

quo warranto

unlike mandamus that directs activity , it directs inactivity . can only be issued against judicial or quasi judicial authorities.

prohibition

In literal sense to be certified or to be informed it is issued by a higher court to a lower court. It is issued on excess of jurisdiction, lack of jurisdiction or error of law

Certiorari

withholding of assent to the bill passed by legislature

absolute veto

sending of a bill which can be over rided by the legislature with an ordinary majority

qualified veto

sending back of a bill which can be oversided by the legislature with an ordinary majority

Suspensive veto

taking no action on the bill passed by the legislature . It was used in 1986 in the postal bill by the pres of that time gianin zail singh

Pocket veto

unforseen expenditure can be made out of the

contingency fund

it removes both the sentences and the convictions completely absolves the offender from all punishments and disqualifications

Pardon

It means a stay of execution of sentence pending a proceeding for a pardon or commutation

reprive

reduces the amount of sentence without changing its character

remission

the power to grant respite means awarding lesser sentence instead of the prescribed penalty in view of some special facts

Respite

merely substitutes one form of punishment to another form of lighter character eg death sentence may be converted to rigorous punishment

commutation

bills may be classsifired under

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stages of bills

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問題一覧

India divided into 3 groups of provinces

cabinet mission plan

Union constitution was to be framed by constituent assembly

cabinet mission plan

patrition plan was known as

Mountbatten plan

declared india as a independent and sovereign state

india independence act 1947

govr formed on 2nd sep, 1946

Interim govt

1/10 of the total members of each house including officer

quorum

person sits to vote as a member before oath

penalty

special rights, immunities and exemptions enjoyed by two houses of parliament

parliamentary privileges

privileges belonging to each house of parliament

Collective privileges

It requires oral answers , supplementaries can be asked

A starred question

requires a written answer , and hence no supplementary questions can be asked

Un starred question

The ones that relates to the matter of urgent public importance , can be asked by members on notice shorter than 10 days. can be answered orally

short notice questions

thw first hour of sitting in both houses

Question hour

the time gap between the question hour and agenda

zero hour

proposal bought before the house for its opinion or decision

Motion

leads to sitting aside the normal buisness hours for urgent matters

adjournment motion

cant be arrested 40 days before or after the session

individual privileges

A member calls the attention of the minister to any matter of urgent public importance

Call-Attention Motion

call- attention motion known by which name in rajya sabha

motion for papers

must specify the charges against the govt that it is moved

Censure Motion

motion in lok sabha in support of 50 members , it needs not to be specified for the reasons

No confidence motion

resolution raised by oppn that a minister has misled giving wrong info

Privilege motion

policy in lok sabha to. decrease the amount for grants

Cut Motion

last session of lok sabha which is held after a new lok sabha has been elected

lame duck sesion

A directive issued by any political party to ensure the support of its members voting in favour or against a particular issue on floor

Whip

The reorganisation of electoral districts attempted by ruling party to gain electoral advantages in forthcoming elections

Gerry Mandering

when due to lack of time , demand of grants are put to vote whether they are discussed or not in house at last day of alloted time

Guillotine

The speaker of the lok sabha determines when the sitting of the house is to be adjourned to a particular day or hour

adjournment of house

if a person disregards privileges , rights and immunities of members of parliament

Breach of privileges

parliamentary procedure by which discussion is brought up for an immediate vote

Closure

disobedience to disregard, rules , orders , process or dignity of the court

contempt of court

govt into existence when councils of ministers lose confidence or pm dies

caretaker govt

parliament gives executive the power to make rules and regulations regarding act of parliament

Delegated legislation

ends the very life of the existing house and fresh house is formed via elections

Dissolution

commonly known as voters list

Electoral roll

The surrender by a foreign state of a person accused crime of the state

Extradition

defection of a member of parliament from the party he was elected

Floor crossing

when no party or coalition forms a majority govt its called

hung parliament

The term for what decides on what grounds a person can file a case

Locus Standi

meant to assist the presiding officer in enforcing the rules

point of order

same as delegated legislation

subordinate legislation

social disabilities historically imposed on certain classes of people

Untouchability

estimate of an advance payment to enable govt departments to carry on work from beginning of financial year to passing of Appropitation act

Vote on account

to meet expense on amount that details cant be precisely stated

Vote of credit

it is ordered by the court to a person who has detained another person , " to have a body "

Habeus corpus

it is a command issued by the court to a public official asking him to perform his official duties he has failed or refused to perform.

mandamus

quo warranto

unlike mandamus that directs activity , it directs inactivity . can only be issued against judicial or quasi judicial authorities.

prohibition

In literal sense to be certified or to be informed it is issued by a higher court to a lower court. It is issued on excess of jurisdiction, lack of jurisdiction or error of law

Certiorari

withholding of assent to the bill passed by legislature

absolute veto

sending of a bill which can be over rided by the legislature with an ordinary majority

qualified veto

sending back of a bill which can be oversided by the legislature with an ordinary majority

Suspensive veto

taking no action on the bill passed by the legislature . It was used in 1986 in the postal bill by the pres of that time gianin zail singh

Pocket veto

unforseen expenditure can be made out of the

contingency fund

it removes both the sentences and the convictions completely absolves the offender from all punishments and disqualifications

Pardon

It means a stay of execution of sentence pending a proceeding for a pardon or commutation

reprive

reduces the amount of sentence without changing its character

remission

the power to grant respite means awarding lesser sentence instead of the prescribed penalty in view of some special facts

Respite

merely substitutes one form of punishment to another form of lighter character eg death sentence may be converted to rigorous punishment

commutation

bills may be classsifired under

4 heads

stages of bills

6 stages