Legislative assembly elections are those elections in which the members of the state assembly are chosen. This election is held every five years and are done in different years for each state.
In Lok Sabha elections, members are elected by the people of India through direct election. In Legislative Assembly elections, members are chosen by the Vidhan Sabha.
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Lok Sabha is part of the Indian Parliament. It is the lower house of the parliament. The legislative assembly in India is the upper house.
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Elections in India are of two types direct and indirect elections
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The youngest MLA in India is D. Ravikumar, who won the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly elections in 2021 at the age of 25.
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In India, there are several types of elections, including the Lok Sabha elections for the national parliament, Vidhan Sabha elections for state legislative assemblies, and Panchayat elections for local self-governance bodies. Additionally, there are elections held for the Rajya Sabha, or the Council of States, which is the upper house of the Parliament, and elections for the President and Vice President of India.
The time difference between Argentina and India is 8 and a half hours. India is ahead of Argentina in terms of time.
The terminology used in election in India is by elections and local elections. The term originates in the United Kingdom general elections.