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Difference between Lok Sabha and Assembly elections?
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.
What are total no of seats in state assembly elections in India?
there are total 4032 seats in all over India
Difference between legislative assembly and lok sabha?
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.
Difference between MP and MLA in India?
mla is the member of state legislative assembly and mp is the member of loksabha or rajya sabha
What are elections in India?
Elections in India are of two types direct and indirect elections
What has the author Paul Wallace written?
Paul Wallace has written: 'India's 2009 elections' -- subject(s): Elections, 2009, Politics and government, India, Elections, India. Parliament. Lok Sabha 'India's 2009 elections' -- subject(s): Elections, 2009, Politics and government, India, Elections, India. Parliament. Lok Sabha
What are the differences between development of India and Japan?
what is the difference between Indian and Japanese population cnsus what is the difference between the development of the constitution of India and japan? what is the difference between the development of the constitution of India and japan? what is the difference between the development of the constitution of India and japan?
Who is the youngest MLA in India?
Dr.shrikant jichkar in 1980 at the age of 25..
What has the author Dilip Banerjee written?
Dilip Banerjee has written: 'Election recorder' -- subject(s): Elections, India, India. Parliament. Lok Sabha, Legislators, Registers, Statistics, West Bengal (India), West Bengal (India). Legislative Assembly
What are different types of elections in India?
1. General Elections- Held for Lok Sabha once in 5 years- Lok Sabha has 545 members- Some state legislature elections are held simultaneously with these parliamentary elections but due to early dismissal/ mid-term elections they got separated gradually.2. Mid - Term Elections- Held when an entire legislative assembly dissolves prior to completion of full 5 year term.3. By - Elections- When any one person from any legislative assembly leaves his position vacant (due to death, resignation etc.) elections for that one person will be held.- This person is so elected and remains in position for the unexpired term of the house.
What is the time difference between Argentina and India?
The time difference between Argentina and India is 8 and a half hours. India is ahead of Argentina in terms of time.
Which Termonolgy is used in election in India?
The terminology used in election in India is by elections and local elections. The term originates in the United Kingdom general elections.
