Which one of the following motions is moved after the President's addr

Which one of the following motions is moved after the President’s address to both the Houses of Parliament at the beginning of the Budget session ?

Motion of Thanks

Motion of Confidence

Motion of No-Confidence

Motion of Withdrawal

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At the commencement of the first session after each general election and at the commencement of the first session of each year, the President addresses both Houses of Parliament assembled together. Following this address, a Motion of Thanks is moved in both Houses by a Member of Parliament, usually from the ruling party, expressing gratitude to the President for their address.

The Motion of Thanks is debated and voted upon, and it is considered a sort of confidence vote in the government’s policy direction outlined by the President.

A Motion of Confidence is moved by the government to prove it has the support of the majority in the Lok Sabha. A Motion of No-Confidence is moved by the Opposition to show that the government has lost the confidence of the Lok Sabha. A Motion of Withdrawal usually refers to the withdrawal of a bill.

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