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    The document discusses the structure and functions of the Indian Parliament. It is divided into three parts: the legislative, executive, and judiciary. The legislative part, which makes laws, consists of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The Lok Sabha is the lower house directly elected by citizens age 18 and over, while the Rajya Sabha is the upper house with members selected by state legislatures. The executive branch executes laws made by the legislative houses, while the judiciary enforces laws and ensures compliance. Elections, which take place every five years, are a major exercise involving outreach to voters across diverse regions of India.

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    The document discusses the structure and functions of the Indian Parliament. It is divided into three parts: the legislative, executive, and judiciary. The legislative part, which makes laws, consists of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The Lok Sabha is the lower house directly elected by citizens age 18 and over, while the Rajya Sabha is the upper house with members selected by state legislatures. The executive branch executes laws made by the legislative houses, while the judiciary enforces laws and ensures compliance. Elections, which take place every five years, are a major exercise involving outreach to voters across diverse regions of India.

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    The document discusses the structure and functions of the Indian Parliament. It is divided into three parts: the legislative, executive, and judiciary. The legislative part, which makes laws, consists of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The Lok Sabha is the lower house directly elected by citizens age 18 and over, while the Rajya Sabha is the upper house with members selected by state legislatures. The executive branch executes laws made by the legislative houses, while the judiciary enforces laws and ensures compliance. Elections, which take place every five years, are a major exercise involving outreach to voters across diverse regions of India.

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    Notes for Parliament and making laws.

    Intro:
     Parliament is an elected system of government
     The people vote to choose their representative.
     By electing representatives, they share their opinions to him/her.
    And the selected person will than represent the opinions in an
    official way.
     The representatives gather and participate in the decision making
    meeting and uphold the democracy.

    Indian Parliament:
    Divided in 3 parts:
     Legislative: - Makes the laws.
    - Also divided in to 2 parts: Lok sabha and rajya sabha.
     Executive: Executes the law
     Judiciary: Enforces the laws made and makes sure if they are
    properly followed.
    Legislative Assembly
    Lok Sabha Rajya Sabha
    House of people Council of state
    Lover house (due to the placement Upper house
    in the parliament
    building)
    Directly elected by Members are
    citizens selected by state
    legislative members
    (lok sabha)
    You have to be 18+ Have to be 30+ to be
    to vote a part of the team
    Maximum seats = Maximum 250 seats
    552
    5 year terms 6 year term
    Elects a speaker Chairman/speaker = Vice president is the
    A leader or a chairman
    responsible body for
    conducting the
    discussions
     MP’s (members of parliament)
     Statements by the MP’s cannot be questioned in any courts of the
    law.

    Roles of the 3 tiers of Parliament


    Legislative: - Lok sabha and Rajya sabha makes the laws for the
    complete country.
    Executive:- They execute the laws, made by the legislative group.
    Judiciary:- Enforces the laws, and checks if the citizens are following
    them.
    Why Parliament?
    India is a land of diverse culture, and has many different religions,
    race, beliefs, colour etc. but that doesn’t stop you from being a part of
    parliament. You have a chance if people are with you.

    Indian Elections
     Biggest exercise for the year
     Politicians always reach out for their voters, be it rural areas,
    coastal or cities areas.
     There are voting station every 2 km from the each other.
     India has the biggest elections in the world.
     Voting machines are made for more than 900 million
    voters/citizens.
     The process takes 1 month
     It’s the citizens right to vote, if one is above 18 years age.

    Now we will have an activity…….

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