Which of the following is/are the Standing Committees in each House of the Parliament?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (C) All of the options.
Standing Committees in each House of the Parliament are permanent committees that are constituted every year or periodically. They work continuously and are essential for the functioning of the Parliament. The Committee of Privileges, Committee on Petitions, and Business Advisory Committee are all examples of Standing Committees.
· Committee of Privileges: This committee examines any question involving a breach of privilege of the House or of its members. It has the power to recommend actions to be taken if a breach of privilege occurs.
· Committee on Petitions: This committee deals with petitions from the public on bills, laws, and grievances that require the attention of the Parliament. It examines the petitions and makes recommendations on them.
· Business Advisory Committee: This committee is responsible for the allocation of time for parliamentary debates and discussions. It ensures the smooth functioning of parliamentary business by scheduling the legislative work.