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Under Article 86, the President has the right to address and send messages to:

• The Lok Sabha only
  
  

• The Rajya Sabha only

• Both Houses of Parliament
  

• The Supreme Court

Which article empowers the President to summon and prorogue the Parliament?

• Article 85

• Article 86

• Article 87

• Article 88

What is the significance of Article 87 in the Indian Constitution?

• a) It deals with the procedure for passing a Money Bill

• b) It mandates the President's address at the beginning of each session

• c) It empowers the Prime Minister to dissolve Parliament

• d) It deals with the conduct of the Vice President

Article 88 gives the right to which officials to participate in parliamentary proceedings?

• a) Chief Justice of India and Attorney General

• b) Attorney General of India and Advocate General

• c) Attorney General of India and Ministers

• d) Solicitor General and Speaker

According to Article 89, who is the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha?

• a) The Speaker of Lok Sabha

• b) The Vice President of India

• c) The President of India

• d) The Chief Justice of India

The quorum required for conducting proceedings in Parliament is mentioned in:

• a) Article 100
  
  

• b) Article 101

• c) Article 102
  

• d) Article 103

According to Article 91, what happens when the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is absent?

• a) The Prime Minister presides over the session

• b) The Deputy Chairman presides over the session

• c) The Chief Justice of India presides over the session

• d) The Speaker of Lok Sabha presides over the session

Article 96 provides that the Speaker shall not preside in Lok Sabha during which of the following proceedings?

• a) The Union Budget presentation

• b) The Speaker's impeachment motion

• c) A Motion of Thanks

• d) Introduction of a Bill

Under Article 97, what is determined?

• a) The pay and allowances of the Prime Minister
  

• b) The pay and allowances of the President

• c) The pay and allowances of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker

• d) The pay and allowances of MPs

Article 101 deals with disqualification due to:

• a) Conviction in a criminal case

• b) Holding an office of profit

• c) Absence from Parliamentary sessions without permission

• d) All of the above