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- India Constitutionpolitical-science-mcqs › india-constitution
- Published
- 11 Apr 2023
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
For a bill to be enacted into law, it must receive the President's signature. The Supreme Court does not ratify bills, nor is a referendum typically required.
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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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