A no-confidence motion can be moved only in which House of Parliament?

Lok Sabha. The correct answer is Lok Sabha. Article 75(3) makes the Council of Ministers collectively responsible to the House of the People. So only the Lok Sabha can pass a no-confidence motion. Read more: Parliamentary Motions in India, Parliament: Composition, Elections and Sessions.

When is leave granted to move a no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha?

When at least 50 members rise in their places. The correct answer is when at least 50 members rise in their places. Under Rule 198, support is shown by standing, not by signatures. The Speaker then fixes a date within ten days. Read more: Parliamentary Motions in India.

Under the Lok Sabha rules, a Token Cut moves that a demand for grant be reduced by how much?

Rs 100. The correct answer is Rs 100. A Token Cut airs one specific grievance (Rule 209). The Re 1 cut is the Policy Cut, and the Economy Cut is a specified amount. Read more: Parliamentary Motions in India, The Union Budget: Process and Key Concepts.

How much notice is needed before a resolution to remove the Lok Sabha Speaker can be moved?

Fourteen days. The correct answer is fourteen days. Article 94(c) also needs a majority of all the then members of the House. Ten days is the limit for taking up a no-confidence motion. Read more: Parliamentary Motions in India.

Who moved the first no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha, in 1963?

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