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- India Constitutionpolitical-science-mcqs › india-constitution
- Published
- 11 Apr 2023
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The Indian Parliament does not possess absolute sovereignty like the British Parliament. Unlike the British system, where Parliament is supreme, the Indian Parliament's powers are limited by the Constitution, making it not fully sovereign.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which judicial body stated in its ruling that every provision of our Constitution can be amended?
- 2.Which body limited the judiciary's power of judicial review by amending the Constitution?
- 3.Which Constitutional Amendment Act first modified Article 368 of the Indian Constitution?
- 4.Who is authorized to grant or refuse approval to a Bill passed by the Parliament?
- 5.Who is empowered to summon a joint session of both Houses of Parliament?
- 6.During the Second Reading of a Bill, which procedure is followed for its approval?
- 7.Within the Parliament, how is a Government Bill defined?
- 8.What are the components of the Budget commonly referred to as?
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