In the context of the Indian Parliament, what does 'Zero Hour' refer to?

In March 2026, which country's parliament passed the world's first comprehensive 'AI Citizen Rights Act'?

With reference to the 'Sixth Schedule' of the Indian Constitution, consider the following: 1. The Governor has the power to increase or decrease the area of autonomous districts. 2. The acts of Parliament or the state legislature do not apply to autonomous districts automatically. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

Who has the power to decide a dispute regarding the disqualification of a Member of Parliament (other than defection)?

Which article of the Indian Constitution empowers the Parliament to amend the Constitution?

The Joint Sitting of the two Houses of Parliament is presided over by:

The 'Joint Sitting' of both Houses of Parliament is presided over by:

Which constitutional body is responsible for conducting elections to the Parliament and State Legislatures in India?

In the context of the Indian Constitution, what is 'Quorum' for a meeting of either House of Parliament?

How many members can the President nominate to the Rajya Sabha?

Which article of the Indian Constitution empowers the Parliament to create new states?

The 'Money Bill' can be introduced only in which house of the Indian Parliament?

The 'Power to Summon' the Houses of Parliament is vested with the:

What is the maximum number of members in the Lok Sabha as per the Constitution?

The 'Residuary Powers' of legislation in India are vested with:

What is the term for a member of Parliament who is not a minister?

What is the maximum strength of members in the Rajya Sabha?

Who has the final power to decide whether a bill is a 'Money Bill' or not?

What is the maximum number of members that can be nominated by the President to the Lok Sabha?

What is the maximum strength of the 'Rajya Sabha' as fixed by the Constitution?