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Why Do We Need a Parliament?
Match the following options:
| A. The Rajya Sabha | (i) 2 (Two) |
| B. The Lok Sabha | (ii) The Council of States |
| C. Number of nominated members in the Lok sabha | (iii) Right to Vote in the Lok Sabha |
| D. Number of nominated members in the Rajya Sabha | (iv) The House of the People in the Rajya Sabha |
| E. Universal Adult Franchise | (v) 12 (Twelve) |
A. The Rajya Sabha | (i) The Council of States |
B. The Lok Sabha | (ii) The House of the People in the Rajya Sabha |
C. Number of nominated members in the Lok sabha | (iii) 12 (Twelve) |
D. Number of nominated members in the Rajya Sabha | (iv) 2 (Two) |
E. Universal Adult Franchise | (v) Right to Vote in the Lok Sabha |
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The Supreme law-making institution is the
The executive is a group of persons who work together to implement the laws made by the ___________.
The Prime Minister of India is the _________ of the ruling party in the Lok Sabha.
Sixty years ago, only four per cent of MPs were women and today it is just above _______ per cent.
The South Block of the central secretariat houses the Prime Minister's office, the Ministry of ________ and the Ministry of ___________.
The members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by the elected members of the _________ Assemblies of various states.
The Parliament in India consists of the _________ the Rajya Sabha and the ___________.
The Constitution of Independent India adopted the principle of Universal Adult Franchise.
The Opposition parties play no role in the functioning of a government.
Not a single seat is reserved in the Parliament for SCs and STs.
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