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In which year was the 97th Constitutional Amendment passed,2010,2012,2011,2013,2011
What is the primary focus of the 97th Amendment,Panchayati Raj,Cooperative Societies,GST Implementation,Fundamental Rights,Cooperative Societies
The 97th Amendment added which part to the Constitution,Part IXC,Part X,Part IXB,Part XII,Part IXB
Which Article was inserted by the 97th Amendment,Article 243ZD,Article 243ZE,Article 243ZF,Article 243ZC,Article 243ZF
The amendment provides for which type of societies,Private Companies,Cooperative Societies,Government Enterprises,NGOs,Cooperative Societies
Who monitors cooperative societies under the 97th Amendment,RBI,Election Commission,Central Government,State Governments,State Governments
Which Article mandates registration of cooperative societies,Article 243ZC,Article 243ZF,Article 243ZD,Article 243ZE,Article 243ZD
The 97th Amendment emphasizes which principle in cooperatives,Political Affiliation,Democratic Control,Profit Maximization,Tax Evasion,Democratic Control
Cooperative Societies are primarily governed at,Panchayat Level,Central Level,State Level,District Level,State Level
Who can frame laws related to cooperative societies,GST Council,Parliament alone,President,State Legislatures,State Legislatures
The 97th Amendment provides which type of rights to cooperatives,Right to issue currency,Right to vote in general elections,Right to manage affairs,Right to levy taxes,Right to manage affairs
Which schedule lists cooperative societies under the Constitution,Seventh Schedule,Tenth Schedule,Ninth Schedule,Eighth Schedule,Ninth Schedule
97th Amendment recognizes cooperative societies as,Political parties,Autonomous bodies,Government departments,Banks,Autonomous bodies
Cooperative Societies must conduct which type of elections,Only member consent,Free and Fair elections,Central government approval,Ministerial approval,Free and Fair elections
Members of cooperative societies have,No voting rights,Voting proportional to shares,Voting only by nomination,Equal voting rights,Equal voting rights
The amendment ensures cooperatives follow,Centralized management,Democratic management,Profit sharing with government,Ministerial control,Democratic management
The 97th Amendment seeks to,Abolish taxes,Introduce GST,Promote cooperative development,Replace local governance,Promote cooperative development
Which body resolves disputes in cooperatives,Election Commission,Finance Ministry,Supreme Court,Cooperative Tribunal,Cooperative Tribunal
Cooperative societies are accountable to,RBI,Prime Minister,State Governments,President,State Governments
The amendment applies to which type of cooperatives,Only district-level,Only village-level,Only central government cooperatives,Multi-state and State-level,Multi-state and State-level
97th Amendment affects which sector most,Urban infrastructure,Agriculture and rural development,Defense,IT sector,Agriculture and rural development
Cooperative societies are allowed to,Only by President,Only by mandatory order,Only by Parliament approval,Register voluntarily,Register voluntarily
The Amendment was enacted during the tenure of,NDA Government,Janata Government,UPA Government,Congress Government,UPA Government
Cooperative societies must maintain,Import-export control,Political allegiance,Financial transparency,Tax obligations,Financial transparency
97th Amendment is included under which Article category,Fundamental Duties,Directive Principles,Fundamental Rights,Union Subjects,Directive Principles
State Governments can make rules for,Governance of cooperatives,Levying GST,Currency issuance,Defense policies,Governance of cooperatives
Cooperative societies are primarily,Tax collection agencies,Political organizations,Government-owned companies,Member-driven organizations,Member-driven organizations
Multi-State cooperative societies are regulated by,RBI,Central Government,GST Council,State Government,Central Government
Which ministry oversees cooperative societies at the center,Ministry of Finance,Ministry of Home Affairs,Ministry of Cooperation,Ministry of Law,Ministry of Cooperation
The amendment provides protection against,Tax obligations,Free elections,Banking regulations,Arbitrary government intervention,Arbitrary government intervention
Cooperative societies must maintain,Ministerial control,One vote per share,Political representation,One member one vote principle,One member one vote principle
Cooperative societies must conduct elections,Only once,Only on government directive,Regularly at fixed intervals,Optional,Regularly at fixed intervals
The 97th Amendment encourages,Privatization,Political campaigns,Urbanization,Cooperative sector growth,Cooperative sector growth
Cooperative societies operate under,GST Act 2017,Companies Act 2013,Income Tax Act 1961,State Cooperative Societies Act,State Cooperative Societies Act
Cooperative societies can register with,RBI,GSTN,Election Commission,Registrar of Cooperative Societies,Registrar of Cooperative Societies
Multi-State cooperatives require,Local Panchayat approval,District approval,State approval only,Central approval,Central approval
97th Amendment mandates,Parliament to control cooperatives,State Governments to oversee cooperatives,Finance Ministry approval,RBI to regulate cooperatives,State Governments to oversee cooperatives
Cooperative societies promote,Tax collection,Political objectives,Profit maximization only,Member welfare,Member welfare
Multi-State cooperative societies are defined under,Companies Act 2013,Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002,Income Tax Act 1961,GST Act 2017,Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002
Cooperative societies must submit,Central bank approvals,Annual reports to Registrar,Tax returns only,Export reports,Annual reports to Registrar
Members elect,Board of directors,Government officials,Minister,President alone,Board of directors
Cooperative societies can be,Political organizations,Only profit-oriented,Democratic and autonomous,Controlled by central government,Democratic and autonomous
The 97th Amendment strengthens,Banking regulations,GST collection,Cooperative movement,Political representation,Cooperative movement
Which is a key feature of the amendment,Tax exemption,Democratic governance in cooperatives,Political appointments,Centralized control,Democratic governance in cooperatives
The amendment ensures,Only financial auditing,Legal recognition of cooperatives,Political control,Only profit maximization,Legal recognition of cooperatives
The amendment is related to which schedule,Tenth Schedule,Ninth Schedule,Eleventh Schedule,Seventh Schedule,Ninth Schedule
The 97th Amendment mandates,Elections only after government approval,Ministerial elections,No elections required,Regular elections in cooperatives,Regular elections in cooperatives
Cooperative societies aim to,Issue currency,Collect taxes,Empower members and communities,Manage defense supplies,Empower members and communities
Cooperative societies are,Political parties,Autonomous institutions,Banks,Government departments,Autonomous institutions
Multi-State cooperatives can operate in,Only one state,District level only,More than one state,Panchayat level only,More than one state
Cooperative societies contribute to,Central taxation,Foreign trade,Rural development,Urban governance only,Rural development
97th Amendment was introduced in,Rajya Sabha,State Assemblies,Both houses,Lok Sabha,Both houses
Cooperative societies can include,Private companies only,Politicians only,Farmers and workers,Only government officials,Farmers and workers
Amendment ensures cooperative societies follow,One vote per share,Ministerial votes,Prime Minister approval,One member one vote,One member one vote
Cooperative societies can register with,GST Council only,RBI only,State or Central Registrar,Election Commission only,State or Central Registrar