The correct answer is Option (4) - Sine die
Given the sentence "The Lok Sabha Speaker adjourned the Parliament Session for an indefinite period," the correct foreign expression to replace the underlined words is: Sine die
Explanation:
- "Sine die" is the appropriate term here because it signifies the indefinite adjournment of a meeting or session without a scheduled date for resumption. It indicates that the parliamentary session has been adjourned indefinitely.
1.Sine cure:- This is a Latin phrase meaning "without care" and refers to a position or office that requires minimal work but provides a salary or income. It does not fit the context of adjourning a parliamentary session.
2. Sine qua non: - This is a Latin phrase meaning "without which not" and refers to an essential condition or requirement. It is not suitable in this context because it describes something necessary for achieving a goal, not adjourning a session.
3.Sin bin:- This is a slang term used in sports, particularly in rugby and ice hockey, referring to a penalty box where players are sent for infractions. It does not apply to adjourning a parliamentary session.
4. Sine die:- This is a Latin phrase meaning "without a day" and refers to adjourning a meeting or session indefinitely or without assigning a future date for resumption.
| 
