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Match List I with List II and give answer from the code given below
List I List II (a) Estimates Committee (i) Examination of Appropriated Accounts (b) Public Accounts Committee (ii) Suggestions for Economy in Expenditure (c) Subordinate Legislation (iii) Examination of rules made by executive departments under laws passed by the legislature (d) Public Sector Undertakings Committee (iv) Review of the performance of public sector undertakings Code -
Asked in BPSC AEDO Phase-III (General Studies) · 2026
Parliament · Indian Polity
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