Articles Flashcards

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What is a National Emergency as per Article 352?

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An emergency due to war, external aggression, or armed rebellion.

Inserted by 44th CA ACT, replacing the original term ‘internal disturbances’.

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What are the two types of emergencies defined in Article 352?

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External Emergency (war and external aggression) and Internal Emergency (armed rebellion).

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What is President’s Rule or State Emergency as per Article 356?

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Imposed due to failure of the Constitution Machinery.
In India, President’s rule is the suspension of state government and imposition of direct Union government rule in a state.
If a state fails to comply with or give effect to directions given by the Union (under various articles like Article 256), the President may interpret this as a failure of constitutional machinery and invoke Article 356.

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What grounds can Article 356 be imposed on?

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Can be imposed on two grounds.

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What is a Financial Emergency as per Article 360?

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When the government of a state cannot be carried on in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution.

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What does Article 365 state?

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The state fails to comply with or to give any direction to the center.

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What is the condition for initiating impeachment of the Indian President?

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The only condition is the violation of the constitution.

The Indian Constitution contains no definition of violation of the constitution.

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Who can initiate the impeachment charges against the President?

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The Lok Sabha can initiate the impeachment charges, but the Rajya Sabha can also initiate them.

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What is the first step in the impeachment process?

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Lok Sabha initiates an impeachment charge.

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How are the impeachment charges defined?

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The impeachment charges are defined by one-fourth of the members of the Lok Sabha.

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What happens after the charges are defined?

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A notice is given to the President of India.

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What majority is required for Lok Sabha to pass the impeachment charges?

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A two-third majority is required.

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What does Lok Sabha do after passing the impeachment charges?

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It sends the charges to Rajya Sabha for investigation.

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What is the role of Rajya Sabha in the impeachment process?

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Rajya Sabha investigates the charges.

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Does the President have any rights during the proceedings in Rajya Sabha?

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Yes, the President has the right to sit in the proceedings.

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What happens if Rajya Sabha agrees to the charges?

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Rajya Sabha passes the charges with a two-third majority, and the President stands removed.