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What is the primary function of the parliament in a democratic government?
How are representatives chosen to form the parliament?
Which two houses constitute the Indian Parliament?
What does the Parliament ensure in terms of community representation?
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What does the parliament allow in terms of the people's will?
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Study Notes
What is Parliament?
- Parliament is the primary institution in a democratic government where representatives of the people create policies and run the country.
- Parliament acts as the voice of the people.
How is Parliament formed?
- Representatives are elected through free and fair elections for a specific timeframe.
- The concept of "adult franchise" means that all adults have the right to vote.
What is the Composition of Parliament?
- The Indian Parliament has two houses:
- The Lok Sabha (House of the People)
- The Rajya Sabha (Council of States)
What is the purpose of Parliament?
- Parliament ensures that all communities are represented in the government.
- It allows the people's "sovereign" (supreme) will to be implemented through government actions.
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Description
This quiz explores the key concepts of Parliament, including its formation, composition, and purpose. It highlights the significance of democratic representation and the role of elected representatives in shaping government policy. Test your knowledge about the structures and functions of the Indian Parliament.
