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Who is the formal head of state of the Republic of India?Read the answer and worked solution →A bill passed by both Houses of Parliament becomes law only after receiving:Read the answer and worked solution →How frequently is the Finance Commission constituted by the President?Read the answer and worked solution →Which constitutional Article grants the President the power to pardon?Read the answer and worked solution →Under which Article can a National Emergency be proclaimed in India?Read the answer and worked solution →What literal meaning does the term Panchayati Raj translate to?Read the answer and worked solution →Which Part of the Indian Constitution contains provisions on Panchayats?Read the answer and worked solution →In which district of Rajasthan was Panchayati Raj inaugurated in 1959?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Who is the formal head of state of the Republic of India?

  1. The Prime Minister
  2. The President
  3. The Chief Justice
  4. The Lok Speaker
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Correct answer: B. The President

The President of India is the constitutional head of state and first citizen of the country.

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A bill passed by both Houses of Parliament becomes law only after receiving:

  1. Assent of President
  2. Consent of Speaker
  3. Order of Chief Judge
  4. Cabinet notification
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Correct answer: A. Assent of President

Under Article 111, a bill passed by Parliament becomes an Act only after receiving presidential assent.

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How frequently is the Finance Commission constituted by the President?

  1. Every three years
  2. Every five years
  3. Every six years
  4. Every ten years
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Correct answer: B. Every five years

The Finance Commission is constituted by the President every five years under Article 280.

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