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Indian Parliament

Parliament of India is a bicameral Parliament consisting of the President and two Houses known as Rajya Sabha (the Council of States) and Lok Sabha (the House of the People). Rajya Sabha was constituted for the first time on 3rd April 1952 and Lok Sabha on 17th April 1952.

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The members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by?

the elected members of the State Legislative Assemblies using a system of proportional representation by means of single transferable vote. The President of India also has the power to nominate members to the Rajya Sabha, who have special knowledge or practical experience in areas such as literature, art, science, and social service.

Which is the state sending maximum number of MPs to lok sabha?

Uttar Pradesh is sometimes regarded as one of the most important states in Indian politics because it sends the most legislators to the national Parliament.

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What is the upper house of Indian parliament known as?

You have two chambers of parliament as per British and Indian parliaments. The members of lower house are directly elected by the people. The members of upper house of parliaments are indirectly elected by the elected members from other systems of local governments. Some of them are selected by the King or Queen or President on the recommendation of the prime minister. They are the expert persons in various fields. This upper house is in fact should be called as a lower house and vise verse, as the members do not represent the people directly. In the democracy the people are the supreme authority.

What is the crrent strength of the lok Sabha?

545 members, including 2 members representing the Anglo- Indian community, nominated by the President of India.

What is the quorum laid downto constitute a meeting of either of the houses of Indian parliament?

According to article 100 (3) of Indian Constitution - Until Parliament by law otherwise provides, the quorum to constitute a meeting of either House of Parliament shall be one tenth of the total number of members of the House.

What are the eligibilities of the members of Lok Sabha?

A candidate for the membership of the lok Sabha must be

(a) a citizen of India .

(b) not less than 25 years of age and

(c) possess such other qualifications as may be prescribed by Parliament by Law.

A person is disqualified to be chosen or to remain as a member of either House if

(a) he holds any office of profit under the Union or the State other than an office declared by Parliament or the states legislature not as disqualifying its holder .

(b) if he is declared unsound in mind by a competent court .

(c) if he is an undischarged insolvent.

(d) if he is not a citizen of India or has voluntarily accepted the citizenship of a foreign state or is under acknowledgment of allegiance or adherence to a foreign state and

(e) if he is so disqualified by the Parliament .

A member who has been absent without permission for sixty days may be disqualified to remain a member of the house and his seat is declared vacant.

Why lok sabha is important?

Loksabha is important because the Finance Bill as well as other important Bills come first in this assembly.

How do you translate 'Sir' into Indian?

There are many languages spoken in India; in fact, there are 18 major languages and each of these has dozens of dialects. So there would be many different words for "sir" in India.

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they either say "ji" after their name or they may just call them sahib or usually "Saab" and madame "mem Saab"

In South India Sir is pronounced as "Saar" (travellers going to south India should not mimic this pronunciation )

Which Indian Prime Minister could not prove his majority in Lok Sabha in May 1996?

The Indian Prime Minister who could not prove his majority in Lok Sabha in May 1996 is Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

What is Indian parliament house made of?

Indian parliament is the form of government of India. It is not a form of arts and crafts, and cannot be made at home.

If you mean Indian Parchment, which is a process of using animal skins to make paper, called parchment. for detailed instructions on how to make your own parchment, see the link I have provided.

How many MPs are there from Kerala in Indian Parliament?

There are 20 + 1 Anglo Indian Nominee Lok Sabha seats and 9 Rajya Sabha seats in Kerala.

Who presides over the joint sitting of Indian parliament?

Joint session of indian parliament can be called by the president, if:

  1. A bill passed by one house is rejected by other.
  2. The amendments made by the other house are not acceptable to the house where the bill originated.
  3. A bill remains pending un-passed for more than 6 months.
Joint session is presided by the speaker of lok sabha or in his absence by the deputy speaker of lok sabha and in his absence also by the deputy chairman of Rajya sabha

Who is the deputy chairperson of Lok sabha?

i guess u r mistaken.............it is deputy chairman of rajya sabha that is Dr K Rehman Khan.............or deputy speaker of lok sabha that is Karia Munda

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Total number of seats in lok sabha?

piechart of showing different parties in the present Lok Sabha

What is zero hour in the lok sabha?

Zero Hour follows Question Hour and it generally begins at noon. Usually, this time is used by the members to raise various issues for discussion.

What are the Lok sabha constituencies in each state of India?

Altogether 543 parliamentary election constituencies are there in India for the Lok-Sabha.

What are two houses of the Indian Parliament?

The Parliament of India consists of the President of India, and two houses. The lower house is known as the House of the People made up of directly elected representatives. The are and Council of States. The upper house is known as the Council of States and is made up of members indirectly elected by the legislative bodies making up the house.