The members of the Rajya Sabha are :

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ADirectly elected

BIndirectly elected

CNominated

DIndirectly elected and nominated

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Which of the following features has been correctly listed about centre-state relations in India?

i. Constitution ensures equal representation of states in Rajya Sabha.
ii. Legislative and executive powers are divided between Central Government and State Governments.
iii. Union Parliament can make any law for implementing international treaties and agreements without the state's consent, even if the subjects are covered in the State List.
iv. If the Rajya Sabha passes a resolution, supported by one-third of members present and voting, that it is necessary or expedient in the national interest, then parliament can make laws on any subject in the State List

i. Constitution ensures equal representation of states in Rajya Sabha.
ii. Legislative and executive powers are divided between Central Government and State Governments.
iii. Union Parliament can make any law for implementing international treaties and agreements without the state's consent, even if the subjects are covered in the State List.
iv. If the Rajya Sabha passes a resolution, supported by one-third of members present and voting, that it is necessary or expedient in the national interest, then parliament can make laws on any subject in the State List

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Which of the following statement is/are correct about the suspension of fundamental rights ?

i. Parliament can suspend fundamental rights by passing a law with a two-third majority
ii. During an emergency, the President, by order can suspend the enforcement of some fundamental rights
iii. By the proclamation of emergency issued on the ground of war or external aggression, all fundamental rights are automatically suspended
iv. Fundamental Rights cannot be suspended.

i. Parliament can suspend fundamental rights by passing a law with a two-third majority
ii. During an emergency, the President, by order can suspend the enforcement of some fundamental rights
iii. By the proclamation of emergency issued on the ground of war or external aggression, all fundamental rights are automatically suspended
iv. Fundamental Rights cannot be suspended.