What is the difference between motion of confidence and motion of no-confidence?

Confidence motion and No-confidence motion:

Confidence Motion: It has emerged as a part of Parliamentary practice in India

i. With the formation of minority Government, it has become imperative for President to direct Government to prove its majority within a specified time period.

ii. If defeated, Government is obliged to resign.

iii. No limit on number of times, it can be introduced in one session. No Confidence Motion: It is

iv. Introduced only in LS by opposition.

v. To discuss of Omission or Commission of Government.

vi. When admitted, takes precedence over all pending business of the house.

vii. If adopted by LS, Government is expected to resign.

viii. Not more than one in one session of Parliament.

ix. Wider in scope.

x. Firstly in 1963.