Question

As per provisions under article 107 of the constitution of India, except a money bill or financial bill, any bill can originate______________
A. In either House of parliament.
B. In Lok sabha
C. In Rajya sabha
D. In the joint sitting of parliament.

Answer 1

Hint: Except for the financial bill and the money bill, article 107 of the constitution of India gives the legislature guidelines for the ordinary bills which include the passing of the bill by both the houses of the parliament.

Complete Answer:
Except for a money bill or financial bill, any bill can originate in either House of Parliament under Article 107 of the Indian constitution. Article 107 of the Indian constitution provides some provisions for the introduction and passing of the bills. In one of its provisions, it says that the bill can originate from either House of the parliament. If both the houses of the parliament approved the bill, it must be considered to pass. Under this article, both the houses of parliament must pass the constitution amendment Bill and a simple majority of the total membership of that house would be required for it, and of all members present and voting, a two-thirds majority would be required. At least half of the state legislatures must rectify the bill if the bill is related to matters like the election of governor, president and executive or the legislative powers of state and Centre and of the judiciary.
So, the correct answer is Option A.

Note: Under article 107 of the constitution of India, agreement of both the houses of the parliament is necessary and Unless both the houses of the parliament do not agree on the bill, it should not be considered to have been passed.