Prime Minister of India can be removed by a
A. Vote of No-Confidence in Lok Sabha – PM must maintain majority in Lok Sabha; losing vote means removal.
B. Vote of No-Confidence in Rajya Sabha – Rajya Sabha does not control PM’s tenure.
C. Adjournment motion in Rajya Sabha – Procedural, no removal power.
D. Vote of No-Confidence by a majority of State Assemblies – No such provision.
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10 Mins English English10 Questions10 Marks5 Mins English English10 Questions10 Marks5 Mins EnglishThe Odisha IT Policy 2022 shall be in operation for _________ years from the date of its Gazette Notification or till it is substituted by another Policy.
What is the tenure of non-permanent members in the United Nations Security Council?
The severe depletion of stratospheric ozone in late winter and early spring in_______ is known as the 'ozone hole'.
Bathukamma is a flower festival celebrated predominantly in which of the following states of India?
Which was the first dynasty of Delhi Sultanate?
Which of the following substances is known as Dry Ice?
Manas National Park is located in which state?
Who became the first Governor of Orissa Province in 1936?
At present, which among the following is India's largest Public sector bank?
Oscar Award is associated with which of the following fields?
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