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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE                                                                               2019



            Attorney General of India
                   The constitution provides for the office of the Attorney General of India.
                   He is the highest officer in the country.
                   He is qualified for Supreme Court Judge.

                   He is appointed by the President.
                   The term of office of the Attorney General is not fixed.
                   He holds office during the pleasure of the President.
                   Attorney General's duty is to give advice to the Governor of India.
            Election Commission
                   An independent Election Commission has been established under the Constitution.

                   It was established on 25th Jan 1950.
                   Delimitation Commission of India
                   Delimitation Commission or Boundary Commission of India.
                   The main task of the Commission is to redraw the boundaries.
                   The representation from each state is not changed.
                   The commission is powerful body.
                   The court law cannot be changed.

            NOTA
                   The none of the above is an option on the electronic Machines.
                   NOTA does not require the involvement of presiding officer.
                   It is first used in election Commission.

            5.   CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
                    Constitution, parliament has the power of amending.
                   Method of Simple Majority - It can be amended by simple majority in matters relations
                to citizenship.
                   By special Majority Constitutional Amendments must be passed by each House.
                   In the Third Method apart from passing through a special majority in parliament.
                   Important Constitutional Amendments
                   The First Amendments 1951-related to Fundamental Rights.
                   Likewise, there may be hundreds of Amendments.

            SOME PARLIAMENTARY TERMS

            QUORUM
                   A Quorum is the minimum number of members.
                   The assembly is to contact the business if that group.
                   Quorum for either House is 1/10 of the total number of members of each House including
                the presiding officer.
                   Penalty- If a person sits or votes as a member of either House of the Parliament.
                   He has complied with the requirements of Oath.
                   He is not qualified or disqualified.

                   The penalty is ₹ 500.
                   Parliamentary Privileges-It is the special rights.
                   The immunities and exemptions are enjoyed by the two Houses.


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