Doubt Clearance Thread: UPSC 2021
"When in doubt, observe and ask questions. When certain, observe at length and ask many more questions."
Created this thread as a one stop solution for all members so that all the doubts wherein any conceptual clarification is required can be solved here.
Is statement C correct?
I doubt it to be wrong but the answerkey mentions otherwise. :(
Same doubt. Someone please clarify. Is there a ban on voting for 6 years?
yes, it is true. plz, refer to section IV of RPA 1951.
http://legislative.gov.in/sites/default/files/04_representation%20of%20the%20people%20act%2C%201951.pdf
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Is statement C correct?
I doubt it to be wrong but the answerkey mentions otherwise. :(
Same doubt. Someone please clarify. Is there a ban on voting for 6 years?
yes, it is true. plz, refer to section IV of RPA 1951.
http://legislative.gov.in/sites/default/files/04_representation%20of%20the%20people%20act%2C%201951.pdf
Thanks
@user_34327 @Thinker
Thanku
what is the difference between effective and aggregate demand?
Someone please help
@Param_Roy : the point where Demand is equal to supply (aggregate ) is the effective demand. Its the equilibrium point...... aggregate demand is the demand of the economy in simple terms
Caesar,Param_Roy
@upsc2020 ,@AzadHindFauz ,@Patootie Thanks for the valuable inputs.
AzadHindFauz,Patootie
Why isn't answer D??
In tenth schedule is it mentioned?? The role of SC??
The Xth schedule categorically excluded the jurisdiction of any court pertaining to a matter concerning disqualification of an MP. However, the relevant paragraph (7) in the schedule was rendered lifeless after verdict inKihoto Hollohan casein 1992. The SC arrogated to itself the power to intervene in such matters. Hence, the last statement is correct. SC indeed is the final arbiter in unresolved matters dealing with disqualification.
Judicial precedent is the source of this law and not the constitution.
Why isn't answer D??
In tenth schedule is it mentioned?? The role of SC??
Kiholto case allowed judicial review of Xth schedule. B could be wrong because the merging condition of 2/3rd members agreeing to the merger has to be fulfilled. Unless that condition is not fulfilled, anti-defection will be upheld.
@balwintejas but 10th schedule doesn't role of SC... In Constitution!!
It's not asking what's written there. It's just asking if D is true for Xth schedule or not. These are subject to judicial review.
C is the monetary policy measure, not fiscal policy.
CSIR and LIC are state-entities.
NCERT is a special case. Read CM Khanna case. It is not considered as State because the govt doesn't give substantial finance to the body.
Judiciary in administrative capacity is State under Article 12. In administrative capacity, it's like any other public authority, hence it comes under the definition of state.
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