What is the final formality without which no Central Bill can become a – McqOptions

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1.	What is the final formality without which no Central Bill can become a law in our country?
A.	Signature of the Prime Minister
B.	Signature of the Speaker, Lok Sabha
C.	Signature of the Union Law Minister
D.	Signature of the President
Answer» E.

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