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What is a legislative council?
The Legislative council is the upper house of state parliament. (Red) The Legislative Assembly is the lower house in state parliament. (Green)
State with no legislative council in India?
TRIPURA,a small east state has no legislative assembly. DURAI,BANGALORE
Is the legislative council the senate?
The Senate and the Legislative Council are both names for the upper house of parliament. The Senate is the upper house of the Commonwealth (Federal) Parliament and the Legislative Council the upper house of the state parliament.
Who recommends to the parliament for the abolition of the legislative council in a state?
The Governer of concerned State
What is the constitutional procedure for creating the legistative council in state?
The constitutional procedure for creating the legislative council in the state depends with the states.
Number of state in India with legislative council?
In six states
Whom is the state council of ministers responsible to?
legislative assemly
Full form of MLC in Indian politics?
MLC is an acronym for Member of Legislative Council.
What are the 2 houses of state parliament in Adelaide?
House of Assembly and Legislative Council
Full form of MLC in politics?
MLC stands for Member of the Legislative Council. This is a title given to members of the upper house of a state legislature in India. MLCs are elected by members of the State Legislative Assembly, local bodies, and graduates of universities.
What are Member of legislative council called?
Members of a Legislative Council are commonly referred to as "MLCs," which stands for Members of the Legislative Council. In some regions, they may also be called "Councilors." Their role typically involves representing various constituencies, debating legislation, and providing oversight in the legislative process at the state or regional level.
How many states have state legislative council?
Seven (out of twenty-nine) states have a Legislative Council: Andhra pradesh, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Assam.
