Parliamentary Committees
- A Parliamentary Committee is a panel of Member of Parliaments (MPs), appointed or elected by the House or nominated by - Speaker
- On the recommendation of which committee, parliamentary committees came into existence in 1921? - Montagu-Chelmsford reforms
- Parliamentary committees are mentioned in which article of the Indian Constitution? - Article 105 & Article 118
- How many standing committees are there? - Six
- How many committees are included in financial committees? - Three (Public Accounts Committee ,Estimates Committee & Committee on Public Undertakings)
- Which committee examines the pre-budget estimates? - Estimates Committee
- Which committee reviews the expenditure statement of the government approved by the Parliament? - ....
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