What are the co-equal powers of Lok and Rajya Sabha?

Notes: Rajya Sabha enjoys equal powers with Lok Sabha in several matters such as : impeachment of the President. removal of the vice-president. constitutional amendments, and.

What are the co-equal powers of the Parliament?

The two Houses of the Parliament enjoy co-equal powers because: (i) Either House can frame charges and impeach the President for violation of the Constitution. (ii) An Ordinary Bill can originate in either House of the Parliament and must be passed by both the Houses of Parliament.

What are the two exclusive power of the Rajya Sabha?

Members of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha enjoy special powers and responsibilities with regard to: Making laws on any subject in the State List; Making laws to create services at national level.

What are the differences between Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha?

Lok Sabha is the House of People, where people who are eligible to vote can elect their representative by way of direct elections. Rajya Sabha is the Council of States, where the representatives are indirectly elected by the elected representatives of the Assemblies of States and union territories.

Are Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha in same building?

The Central Hall consists of the chambers of Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, and the Library hall. Surrounding these three chambers is the four-storeyed circular structure providing accommodations for members and houses Parliamentary committees, offices and the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs.

Which is the exclusive power of Lok Sabha?

Answer: The exclusive powers of the Lok Sabha are as follows: Motions of No-Confidence against the government can only be introduced and passed in the Lok Sabha. Money bills can only be introduced in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha cannot reject or amend it.

What are the three administrative powers of the Rajya Sabha?

Answer: Administrative Powers (Control over the executive): The Constitution makes the Council of Ministers responsible only to the Lok Sabha. But the Rajya Sabha can exercise control over it by means of questions, discussion and debates. Moreover, ministers may be appointed from its members.