The total number of ministers, including the Prime Minister, should not exceed
Article 75(1A) caps ministers at fifteen percent of Lok Sabha membership.
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Article 75(1A) caps ministers at fifteen percent of Lok Sabha membership.
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The 91st Amendment tightened anti-defection rules and capped the Council of Ministers.
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The 44th Amendment restored the Lok Sabha term to five years again.
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The 42nd Amendment extended the Lok Sabha term from five years to six.
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The Deputy Speaker presides over the Lok Sabha when the Speaker is absent.
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Article 80 allows the President to nominate twelve distinguished members.
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Article 112 calls the annual financial statement the Budget in common parlance.
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Article 79 makes Parliament the President, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
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Article 84 requires a Rajya Sabha member to be at least thirty.
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The Finance Minister presents the Union Budget in the Lok Sabha.
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A Bill passes through first, second and third readings before passage.
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Article 84 requires a Lok Sabha candidate to be at least twenty-five.
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